This test measures knowledge of the appropriate design and style for technical documentation. Designed for experienced technical writers, this test covers the following topics: Document Design, Document Development, Editing/Reviewing Work, Guidelines/Style/Techniques, Job Overview, Online/Hypermedia/Interactive Media, and Project Management.

This adaptive test measures the candidate's knowledge of the application of ethical principles in various workplace situations. It is designed for all professionals with a broad knowledge of the ethical concerns in a business environment and includes the following topics: Community/Societal Relations & Whistle-blowing, Conflicts of Interest, Employer Policies, Ethical Issues, Honesty & Confidentiality, Individual & Organizational Differences, Respect of Property Rights, Safety, Supplier/Vendor & Customer Treatment, and the Law.

This test is adaptive and measures the candidate's knowledge of the strategic issues involved in developing a marketing plan. It is designed for experienced marketing professionals and covers the following topics: Planning, Assessing Opportunities, Segmentation, Satisfying Customers, Cost of Entry, and Integration.

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 full length version and consists of 30 items. (The Essentials version consists of the 20 most important, most frequently performed tasks.)

This test is adaptive and measures the candidate's knowledge of the concepts of preparing, delivering, and evaluating a presentation. Designed for any professional who makes presentations, this test includes the following topics: Gathering Information, Learning Material, Pre-Design & Preparation, Presentation Conclusion, Presentation Delivery, Presentation Structure, Presentation Types, Speaking Anxiety, and Types of Visual Aids.

The MIG Welding test measures knowledge of general welding information, like welding techniques and joint types, MIG welding variables, transfer mechanisms, and troubleshooting, and interpreting welding symbols.

This adaptive test is part of our 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. This test includes the following topics: Creating Presentations, Editing Text/Objects, Help and Research, Managing and Delivering a Presentation, Menu Bar, Slide Show Enhancements/Changes, Publishing Presentation Documents, Slide Setup & Preparation, Task Pane, and Workgroup Collaboration.

This is an adaptive test that measures knowledge of conducting large-scale change in organizations. Designed for experienced managers and human resources professionals, this test covers the following topics: Analytical Skills, Change Management Skills, Change Planning Skills, Change Promotion Skills, Innovation Skills, and Interpersonal Skills.

This adaptive test measures the candidate's knowledge of workplace basics. It covers the knowledge and skills needed to function in any type of workplace and is designed for anyone in the modern U.S. workforce. It includes the following topics: Business Communication, Diversity, Employer Expectations, Human Resources, Legal Issues for Employees, Personal Development, Planning and Scheduling, and Security.

This test measures knowledge and skills that are necessary for assisting in the instruction of students. The test measures the academic content areas of mathematics, reading, and grammar. The mathematics portion measures basic skills in operations with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and percentages. The reading portion requires the candidate to read short passages and demonstrate comprehension of the material. The grammar portion requires the candidate to identify and correct grammatical, punctuation, and capitalization errors, and choose the wording that most effectively expresses the idea of a sentence.