The SHL Verify Range of Ability Tests is a suite of cognitive ability assessments appropriate for candidates at a wide range of job levels. Designed to measure a candidate’s ability to make correct decisions or inferences from numerical or statistical data, the numerical reasoning test is intended to measure the ability to work with numerical data in a realistic workplace context, and is relevant for assessment at all job levels.

The SHL Verify Range of Ability Tests is a suite of cognitive ability assessments appropriate for candidates at a wide range of job levels. Designed to measure a candidate’s ability to evaluate the logic of various kinds of argument as presented in written form, the Verbal Reasoning test measures the ability to determine the support for conclusions drawn using content that typifies a variety of work settings, and is relevant for assessment at all job levels.

The SHL Occupational Personality Questionnaire, the OPQ32, is one of the most widely used and respected measures of workplace behavioural style in the world. It sets a high standard of measurement excellence, providing HR professionals and business managers with relevant and accurate information to make fast and well-informed people decisions. The OPQ32 provides a clear framework for understanding the impact of personality on job performance. it is internationally recognised for its accuracy of assessment. Over 90 independent validation studies have been conducted on the OPQ over a period of 25 years, across 20 countries and 40 industries, providing concrete evidence of its power to predict performance in the workplace.

The Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 – Essentials assessment evaluates the candidate's experience in creating and saving presentations, adding and modifying illustrative graphics, applying effects and animations, formatting slides and presentation content, and reviewing and delivering presentations. The Essentials test utilizes a simulation format and consists of the 20 most important, most frequently performed tasks. For more information, please contact your account manager.

This adaptive test measures the candidate's knowledge of Excel 2007. Designed for experienced users, this test includes the following topics: Charts, Data Entry, Data Manipulation, Formulas/Functions, Graphics, Software Interface, VBA Interface, and Web Interface.

The Microsoft Word 2007 (adaptive) test measures the candidate's knowledge of Microsoft Word 2007. Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: Document Creation, Document Window Views, Graphics and Tables, New Features, Page Layout, Protecting Documents, Reviewing, and Options.

This adaptive assessment evaluates the candidate's experience in creating and managing presentations, inserting and modifying charts, animation, audio files, and hyperlinks. There are two versions of this test available: a full-length test and an Essentials test.

This test assesses a candidate's ability to enter alphabetical and numerical information into fields within a simulated screen on the computer. Candidates are provided a printed text original that contains tables of information that they must enter exactly into a similar table in a word processing document using a keyboard. The information includes business-related text and numbers such as office number, company name, address, mail code, and billing code. The test assesses for speed and accuracy. This test is available in US English, UK English and Australian English.

This assessment measures ability to detect errors in forms by comparing text in a form to text in a paragraph format. Based on information in the paragraph, the test taker must select the answer that indicates the incorrect information. This test is available in US English and UK English.

This assessment is timed and designed to measure speed and accuracy in typing. This assessment allows the 5 minutes to type passages into a simulated word processing document. Test takers will need a printed text original for this type of evaluation. The reading level of this assessment ranges from the 10th to 12th grades. This typing test uses the following formula to determine the Net Words Per Minute score: Net Words Per Minute = Gross Words Per Minute - Total Errors. Localized for use in the UK.