

ABOUT OUR ASSESSMENTS
Microsoft Excel competency tests have been professionally prepared in accordance with university MCQ (multiple choice question) assessments guidelines - see "Writing Good Multiple-Choice Exams" University of Texas, Austin.
Open assessments should be used as a guide only. Although we have developed well researched and comprehensive, best practice assessments, a limited number of questions cannot assess in depth the knowledge of a candidate in an unsupervised environment. Thus we provide no guarantee that the assessment provides a definitive guide to a person's level of skill and knowledge.
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We have assembled the best of the best to create Australia's most comprehensive and accurate online testing for Excel, Bookkeeping and Accounting.
Our team members comprise
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Certified Practising Accountants (CPAs)
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Senior MYOB and Xero Certified Consultants, and Training Education Providers
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University & Business School Academics
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Personnel Recruitment Professionals
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Web & Microsoft Office Software engineers
All of our panel members are at the forefront of their professions, continually updating our assessment resources, ensuring ongoing industry relevance.
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We have avoided the 'one size fits all' easy option. A broad choice of tests covers all skill levels in general and specialised evaluation areas.
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Questions have been thoroughly researched and reviewed, eliminating ambiguities and ensuring relevance and consistency
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No 'True/False' type questions that are open to guessing and thereby distorting results
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Answer option randomisation minimises pattern recognition
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Stem, answers and distractors are grammatically consistent to avoid cueing the correct answer
*Zimmaro D. (2004). Writing Good Multiple-Choice Exams, Measurement and Evaluation Center: University of Texas, Austin
Bull, J. & McKenna, C. (2002). Computer Assisted Assessment Centre