This test measures the candidate’s knowledge regarding Basic Computer Knowledge for Windows. The test covers several topics, including Word Processing, Keyboard and Shortcuts, Internet and E-mail, and PC Hardware.

This test measures the candidate’s basic digital skills including their knowledge of cybersecurity, using online communication tools, handling of information and content, and using digital devices. The test covers several topics, including Cybersecurity Awareness, Digital Literacy Simulation, G Suite (formerly Google Apps), Google Chrome 10, Google Chrome 73, MS Office 2016 - Excel® Simulation, MS Office 2016 - Outlook® Simulation, MS Office 2016 - PowerPoint® Simulation, MS Windows 10® Simulation, MS Windows 10® for General Use, Remote Working, Social Media Marketing, Videoconference Communication and Etiquette, and Web Search Skills.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Basic Arithmetic. The test covers several topics, including Multiplication and Division, Percentages and Proportions, Addition and Subtraction, and Equations.

This test measures the candidate’s ability to perform tasks on computers and in an online environment. The test covers several topics, including Basic Computer Operations (Windows 8.1®), E-mail, Internet, Social Media, and Working with Computers.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of IT Industry Acronyms. The test covers a wide variety of IT industry acronyms grouped in alphabetical order.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge regarding Primary Work Skills. The test covers several topics, including Spelling, Reading Comprehension, Keyboard and Shortcuts, and Computer Programs.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Quantitative Analysis. The test covers several topics, including Basic Statistics, Probability Theory Working with Data, and Research and Sampling Methods.