The SHL Verify Range of Ability Tests is a suite of cognitive ability assessments appropriate for candidates at a wide range of job levels. SHL Verify General Ability Screen is an assessment used for job candidates applying to entry- level positions that require a basic level of general cognitive ability. The General Ability Screen is appropriate for entry-level roles across industries that include tasks ranging from making change to preparing food.

The SHL Verify Range of Ability Tests is a suite of cognitive ability assessments appropriate for candidates at a wide range of job levels. SHL Verify Spatial Ability is an assessment used for job candidates applying to all job levels that require spatial ability. The Spatial Ability assessment is completely non-verbal and features only shapes and figures. Sample tasks for jobs that may require spatial ability include, but are not limited to planning or visualising a sequence of operations used to test mechanical equipment, adjusting and repairing equipment, and monitoring the loading and discharging of people or cargo. Potential job titles that use this solution are Mechanics, Pilots, or Engineers.

Outlook 2003 is the e-mail application component of the Microsoft Office 2003 suite. The Outlook 2003 assessment measures the candidate's basic and intermediate knowledge and skill in using the Microsoft Outlook 2003 e-mail application to format, print, and manage incoming and outgoing messages and attachments, schedule appointments and meetings, create, manage, and share calendars and contacts, and configure basic Outlook messaging options.

This assessment measures the candidate's basic and intermediate experience with XP desktop settings. It measures the candidate's ability to assign network drives and search for computers, manage files and programs in Windows Explorer, use Control Panel components, and basic performance and maintenance tasks.

This adaptive test measures the candidate's knowledge of the core areas common to all Web development, whether it be client-side or server-side. It is designed for experienced Web developers and includes the following topics: programming concepts, object oriented development concepts, internet architecture and protocols, HTML, and XML.

This assessment measures the candidate's experience with XP desktop settings, assigning network drives and searching for computers, managing files and programs in Windows Explorer, and using Control Panel components. This assessment also measures basic performance and maintenance tasks, and finding information using the new Help and Support Center--including the Remote Assistance feature.

This adaptive test, part of the Office 2003 suite, measures the candidate's knowledge of Access 2003. Designed for experienced users, this test includes the following topics: Automation and Integration, Data Manipulation, Database Concepts, Database Planning & Design, Forms & Data Input, Multi-User Issues, Reports & Data Output, User Interface & Application Refinement, and VBA.

This adaptive test is part of the Fundamentals line of business applications tests. These tests demonstrate that the candidate has the skills necessary to proficiently use the most popular business applications at a user level. These tests are focused on the topics used daily by most professionals and do not include some of the advanced topics and skills found in our core business applications tests. The core test in this area is the MS Access 2003 test. The MS Access 2003 Fundamentals test covers the following topics: Automation and Integration, Data Manipulation, Database Concepts, Database Planning & Design, Forms & Data Input, Multi-User Issues, Reports & Data Output, User Interface & Application Refinement, and VBA.

This adaptive test demonstrates that the candidate has the skills necessary to proficiently use the most popular business applications at a user level. These tests are focused on the topics used daily by most professionals and do not include advanced topics. This test covers the following topics: Address Book, Journals and Notes, Mail Management, Message Organization, Printing, Program Basics, Schedules and Calendars, and Tasks.

This assessment measures a candidate's ability to perform common Web browsing tasks using Internet Explorer 6 features and integrated Windows functions. There are two versions of this test available: the full-length test and an Essentials test. This test is the Essentials version which consists of the 20 most important, most frequently performed tasks. (The full length version consists of 30 items.)