Ability tests and personality questionnaires are proven methods for assessing critical qualities for job success, such as solving problems, communicating effectively and being innovative and creative. It’s for these reasons that employers use such tests widely.
The practice assessments below do not attempt to provide you with an exact experience of the assessments you may be asked to complete. Instead, they provide a similar testing experience, in terms of question types and formats, of the tests you will be asked to complete.
Below are examples of the types of tests and/or questionnaires you may be asked to complete.
Take a full-length practice test to help prepare for an upcoming assessment. You can also view some example questions.
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Take practice tests to help you prepare for an upcoming employment assessment. Please note that the level of difficulty of the practice tests may not exactly reflect the level of difficulty of the test you will be asked to complete.
Verbal tests are designed to measure your ability to understand written information and to evaluate arguments about this information.
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Numerical tests are designed to assess your understanding of tables of statistical and numerical data, as well as your ability to make logical deductions.
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Inductive tests are designed to assess your ability to identify underlying patterns in information and predict outcomes using that information.
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Get your personalized competency report!
Competencies are key behaviors that lead to good performance in the workplace. Take this assessment to get a personalized competency report to help prepare for competency interviews!
This three-part assessment typically takes up to 1 hour 20 minutes to complete, although you may work as quickly or slowly as you wish. You will be presented with 226 sets of three statements, and your task is to choose which of them is most like you and which of them is least like you. These questions are aimed at understanding your typical ways of behaving, and there are no right or wrong answers. It is intended that some questions will repeat. Please be patient and complete the entire assessment in order for the feedback report to compute.
After completing all questions, you will receive your personalized competency report on the screen. The report is interactive and you can view your results for each competency by clicking on the displayed score bars.
General ability tests are comprehensive assessments that contain questions covering multiple cognitive concepts.
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**Note that no report is available for this test**
Deductive reasoning tests are designed to measure your ability to draw logical conclusions based on information provided, identify strengths and weaknesses of arguments, and complete scenarios using incomplete information.
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These tests are used to assess your ability to make judgements about the appropriate responses to workplace situations.
SJTs are used in the assessment processes of many organisations, so taking this test will provide you with valuable practice.
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Mechanical comprehension tests are designed to assess your understanding of using, troubleshooting, and performing maintenance on machinery.
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This test measures the ability to extract relevant information from written sources and make objective judgments on the basis of that information.
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