Basic Computer Literacy (Windows 10)

Ensure that your candidate has the skills you need with the Basic Computer Literacy (Windows 10) test.  This simulation measures knowledge of general computer terminology, processes, and applications and the ability to perform certain operations in a simulated environment resembling the actual application.

This simulation consists of both multiple choice and simulation-based questions, and includes the following topics: Application Software, Computer Terms, Internet and Email, Managing Files, Operating System, and Parts of the Computer.

Relevant Job Roles: Administrative Assistant, Customer Service Representative, Receptionist, Data Entry Operator, Backend Support Executive, Tech Support Executive
Language: English (US)
Average Testing Time (minutes): 09
Allowed Time (minutes): 30
Maximum Number of Questions: 30 questions
Number of Sittings: One
Test Type: Simulation
Sector: Software Skills
O*NET Competency: Computer and Electronics

What It’s Best Used For

This entry-level simulation is best utilized during the initial screening phase for administrative assistants, receptionists, customer service representatives, data entry operators, and tech support executives to confirm basic computer navigation before investing time and money into employee onboarding.

• Testing 6 Essential Modules: It delivers an overall score alongside an individual breakdown across Application Software, Computer Terms, Internet and Email, Managing Files, Operating System, and Parts of the Computer.
• Evaluating Hands-On Commands: The interactive, simulated testing environment directly measures how well an applicant can manage basic file commands, operate web browsers or search engines, and use common email software.
• Streamlined Remote Screening: Built explicitly for unproctored, single-sitting web delivery, hiring managers can easily send the test to remote job applicants and instantly receive a comprehensive online score report. It is also fully legal for use in Canada.

The following areas are covered:

• Application software
• Web browsers and search engines
• Email applications
• Types of operating systems
• Basic file commands and functions

Scores Reported

• Overall Score
• Application Software
• Computer Terms
• Internet and Email
• Managing Files
• Operating System
• Parts of Computer