What is the test like?
The exam will test your knowledge of typical duties and job tasks. The web pages for each program offer descriptions of the areas that will be covered on the exam. The questions, all multiple-choice, are designed to be answered with little difficulty by those who regularly perform the tasks within those covered areas. NICET test questions are submitted and reviewed by volunteer committees of technical experts. Pilot tests are used to check performance before opening an exam to the public. Paper-and-Pencil Tests All work element and general knowledge testing programs. Your test will be custom-made according to the work elements you list on your application. The work element descriptions in the program detail manual will give you a good idea of what material will be tested in each work element. The examination is open-book; you may bring standards, references, and calculators (computers are not allowed). Your time limit will be based on the specific questions on your exam, and will appea
The ITA tests your speaking competence in English, your ability to teach, and your ability to answer questions that university students may ask you. The test consists of: 1. an interview (5 minutes), 2. a “classroom” presentation (5 minutes), 3. an announcement, and 4. answering student questions. The test is presented in front of a panel consisting of professors from different departments and other professionals on campus.
The test is completely performance-based, which means you will be given certain tasks and will be evaluated on your ability to complete them successfully. The test will be administered in a Microsoft Office environment and consists of five modules: Word Processing (Word); Spreadsheets (Excel); Internet/e-mail (Internet Explorer); Presentations (PowerPoint); and Databases (Access).
At PCC, we administer the COMPASS placement test. COMPASS is a computerized test that is adapted to each student’s skill level. The number of questions you get is determined by how you answer each question.It is untimed and you DO NOT have to be familiar with computers to use it. The test is given on a walk-in basis during certain lab hours. The test takes approximately 2 hours to complete and you will receive your scores as soon as you finish. If you cannot take the test on the computer, please contact the Placement Testing Office to learn about the Asset Test.
