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Expand your skills with AFC Holland training!
Register today to master the 3rd edition of the AFC Holland test. Gain in-depth knowledge and develop interpretive skills through presentations on test content, report analysis, support tools and real-life case studies in school and career counseling.
Trainer
Richard St-Pierre has a master’s degree in Counseling. He’s been a trainer, School Counselor, and Clinical Supervisor since 2008.
Morning
Richard leads a comprehensive morning session covering test content, interpretation, norms, reliability and validity, reporting, support tools, test administration, and results reporting.
Afternoon
In the afternoon, he presents different client cases in a variety of contexts (school, professional reorientation, etc.).
Register for Your Training
For the Canadian and United States School counselors and Career counselors, these upcoming training dates will be free of charge:
Step 1: Choose your date & time
Step 2: Enter your information
Au Québec, la formation peut être offerte dans une région où un minimum de 8 participants sont présents. On-site training courses can also be organized in Canada and the U.S. Would you like to arrange a session in your area?
We also provide training and lectures for professional associations and associations. (e.g. Ordre des conseillers et des conseillères d'orientation du Québec, AQISEP, etc.) We give presentations lasting about an hour and a half as part of university courses in psychometrics for university students in guidance and psychology.
Please note that in Quebec and the USA, the qualification level for independent use of the AFC Holland test is type B (minimum of a bachelor's degree and completion of a university course in psychometrics or measurement and evaluation of at least 45 hours). If you don't have this qualification, or if you have a guidance counselor, psychologist or psychoeducator, you can use it as part of a supervision agreement. Just let us know, and we'll send you a sample agreement for you to discuss and sign.
In France and Belgium, qualification level B is not required to use the test. In France, you'll need to provide your company's SIREN or SIRET number, and in Belgium, your nine-digit company number. If it's not your company, you'll need to provide the name and web reference of the company that employs you. You must also hold a job related to educational and vocational guidance, and therefore be likely to use it as part of your duties. In France and Belgium, training is compulsory, unless you have an ADELI number (France).