The Oxford Career Testing Program
Helping Your Teen Find a Career Direction That Fits.
Career aptitude testing for high school and college students — matching natural abilities to the right careers and college majors since 1999.
What's Included In the Testing
A Complete Picture of Your Student
Three proven assessments, expert guidance triangulated into one clear direction.
Highlands Ability Battery
Personal Style Assessment
Shows how your student learns, makes decisions, and does their best work.
Interests Inventory
Identifies the career fields and college majors that will genuinely engage them.
One-on-One Counseling
A personal session turns the results into a clear, confident direction.
HOW IT WORKS
Three Steps to a Clear Direction
Most families go from order to clarity in a few weeks.
The Highlands Ability Battery plus supporting assessments, completed online at their own pace. Your student also completes a personal discovery questionnaire — sharing their background, interests, and goals — so the guidance is built around who they are, not just their test scores.
A comprehensive profile of your student’s natural abilities, personal style, and interests — triangulated into specific career matches and college majors you can act on.
A one-on-one counseling session turns the results into a clear direction for careers and college majors.
Meet Steve
Guided by Someone Who's Been There
Steve Bohler is the founder and director of The Oxford Program. A former Wall Street executive turned rowing coach of the prestigious Oxford University Lightweight Rowing Team, Steve went on to study human motivation and organizational psychology — developing the concept of a ‘Natural Vocation‘: work that fits who you naturally are.
He has committed his life to helping today’s youth understand their true talents and passions, guiding their educational and career decisions with a clear Personal Career Vision
Testimonials
What Clients Are Saying
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Help Your Student Find Their Direction
Order the Oxford Career Testing Program today — and trade guessing for knowing.
