Vocational Evaluation

What job suits you? This is the question we help you answer with vocational evaluation.

Standardized tests are used to find out where your strengths and weaknesses lie and the results are matched against a list of hundreds of different jobs. This gives us an idea of what you can do, and what training could work for you. If you're physically strong and good with tools, you might like a job in the trades, such as welder, electrician, or mason. If you use a wheelchair and are good with your hands, a sit down job like sewing or parts assembly job may be for you. Do you have a good head for numbers? Perhaps a career in accounting or inventory management is for you. The possibilities are endless.

Vocational evaluation may also identify any special obstacles. For example, you might have a learning disability such as dyslexia, or perhaps you have a mental health challenge such as depression.

The goal of evaluation is to identify where you are strong and where you need support. From there, we can help you work toward your job goal.

To get started, call your nearest contact person:

Saskatoon Contact:
the Saskatoon branch at 653-1694 and ask for Vocational Evaluation or email saskatoon@abilitiescouncil.sk.ca .

Regina Contact:
Tanja Ignatiuk , Program Manager, in Regina, e-mail: tignatiuk@abilitiescouncil.sk.ca .

Swift Current Contact:
Sandra Brong, Program Senior Supervisor, in Swift Current at 773-2076, or e-mail: sbrong@abilitiescouncil.sk.ca .

Yorkton Contact:
Aleksandra Hoeber, Vocational Evaluator, in Yorkton at 782-0023, or e-mail: ahoeber@abilitiescouncil.sk.ca .