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The Working Centre offers skills assessment tests that can help to determine
readiness for a particular computer course. An assessment test can be
used to determine knowledge of the given course, certification readiness and
areas for improvement. Test formats include multiple choice, true and false,
drag and drop, and interactive simulation. All tests are timed and from this we
can gather information such as moments of hesitation on a specific objective.
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Typing/Keyboarding
Participants are gauged in both speed (as words per minute) and accuracy (as a
percentage).
Introduction to Computers
In Introduction to Computers the five areas of study are common hardware, basic
Windows skills, getting help, creating a document, and working with files. Many
novice, self-taught individuals may be interested in this type of assessment to
find areas that have not been explored. Our Introduction to Computers
assessments are also the starting point in determining whether a candidate
already has this knowledge or would benefit from the course.
Internet and Core Computing Certification (IC3)
Our assessment questions are derived from the IC3 curriculum of each
of the three sections: Computing Fundamentals, Key Applications, and Living
Online. Students are asked to perform tasks that determine their knowledge of
fundamental computing, such as file management, folder navigation,
identification of computer components, software and Internet use. Exercises
have been developed to reflect both current knowledge and the ability to learn
new skills. This assessment is designed to test working knowledge and skills
primarily used in an office environment.
Microsoft Office
Microsoft has developed a set of standards for measuring knowledge and
efficiency in using their Microsoft Office products. Candidates are required to
complete questions that are based on the objectives of the set Microsoft
curriculum. Questions are incorporated inside the working interface of the
corresponding application, such as Microsoft Word or Excel.
How to Reach Us
For more information about Computer Skills Assessments, contact Emily.
Phone: 519-743-1151 ext. 236
E-mail: comptraining@theworkingcentre.org
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Where and When We Are
Our main computer lab is located at 58 Queen Street South on the upper level in the Wright Room.
Call to book a time for your assessment.
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