Career Training Potentials
6 Knowledge Areas
Career Training Potentials measure knowledge, aptitudes, and achievement that may influence career and educational choices. Each knowledge area has a different level of importance depending on a person's career or educational goals. When a knowledge area is relevant to those goals, the results show how competitive a person is in that area and may help identify opportunities for further development.
Verbal
Measures the ability to read and comprehend words.
Numerical
Measures mathematical knowledge and problem-solving using arithmetic, algebra, and geometry.
Abstractions
Measures problem-solving without assistance from words or numbers.
Spatial - Form
Designed to measure cognitive ability in mentally manipulating and comprehending three-dimensional objects and spaces.
Mechanical / Electrical
Measures aptitude in constructing, operating, and repairing machinery, as well as the understanding of physical forces.
Organizing Skill
Measures potential to effectively organize and manage information, including the ability to perform sequential reasoning with letters, abbreviations, words, and numbers.
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WOWI career reports include a link to free learning resources for strengthening knowledge areas relevant to a person's career and educational goals.