General Pre-Screening
Assessments for reliability, work ethic, adaptability, commitment, interpersonal skills, non-violence, drug avoidance, productivity, honesty, following instructions, conscientiousness, general, verbal and numerical reasoning, etc.
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ACER Select Series
ACER Select Series
The ACER Select Series – designed for numerous applications to help screen applicants for things like problem solving, and analyzing skills in roles such as technical, clerical and administrative positions. There are six (6) versions of this assessment available.
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Adaptive Reasoning Test
Adaptive Reasoning Test
Use the Adaptive Reasoning Test to screen applicants for cognitive ability as it relates to success on the job.
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Applicant Potential Test
Applicant Potential Test
The Applicant Potential Test is a general pre-screening to accurately and objectively identify effective problem solvers top performers and quick learners
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Applicant Review (Honesty Test)
Applicant Review (Honesty Test)
The Applicant Review is a general pre-screener that assesses for dishonesty, theft, integrity and fraud and has Spanish and Canadian French versions available.
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Applicant Risk Profiler
Applicant Risk Profiler
Use the Applicant Risk Profiler as a general pre-screener that assesses theft, drug use, compliance, absenteeism and aggressive behaviour.
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Arithmetic Tests (Battery)
Arithmetic Tests (Battery)
A set of 5 different arithmetic tests that assess addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers & decimals and percentages, simple formulas, reading tables and charts
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Basic Computer Literacy
Basic Computer Literacy
Use the Basic Computer Literacy – Evaluates a candidate’s knowledge of general computer terms, working with files and application software. It also determines a candidate’s ability to manage files, work with a Windows operating system and application software, as well as access the Internet.
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Basic Computer Literacy V.2
Basic Computer Literacy V.2
Use the Basic Computer Literacy 2 – Evaluates a candidate’s knowledge of general computer terms, working with files and application software. It also determines a candidate’s ability to manage files, work with a Windows operating system and application software, as well as access the Internet.
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Basic Computer Skills Test
Basic Computer Skills Test
The Basic Computer Skills Test helps to assess basic word processing computer skills and consists of a series of questions relating to computer screens in Microsoft® Windows applications.
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Basic Math Skills I – Arithmetic
Basic Math Skills I – Arithmetic
Use the Basic Math Skills I – Arithmetic to test for basic math skills in all positions that require solid mathematical computation skills.
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Basic Math Skills II – Decimals
Basic Math Skills II – Decimals
Use the Basic Math Skills II – Decimals to test for basic math skills in all positions that require solid mathematical computation skills.
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Basic Skills Test (BST®)
Basic Skills Test (BST®)
Use the Basic Skills Test (BST®) to assess 15 skills including vocabulary, problem solving, language, reading, computation for identifying fundamental reasoning, numerical, perceptual abilities of applicants for clerical, administrative and customer service roles.