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Workforce
Solutions of the Concho Valley offers customized assessment services that
can measure your skill levels and determine how they compare to the skills
required for specific jobs.
We can provide you with the
critical information that can assist you in making informed educational and
career decisions. Computer and paper/pencil surveys are available to assess
aptitudes, interests, values, and skills. Some of the assessments include
the Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE), WorkKeys, JOBS6 and Prove It. Individuals can also receive information regarding occupations
and careers in various areas of interest as well as colleges
and universities.

Kenexa Prove It is an online testing software program that can assess a
full range of skills. There are hundreds of tests for clerical, software,
industrial, healthcare, financial and technical job classification. Prove It
also offers online tutorials for various software packages.
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*Over 800 Validated assessments in the
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Accounting Package
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Calling Center Package
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Financial Package
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Software Package
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Legal Package
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Microsoft Office 2000 Package
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Microsoft Office 97 Package
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Microsoft XP Package
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Office/Professional Package
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Tech Test Package
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*Please contact the Workforce Solutions of the
Concho Valley
for specific tests in the
categories listed above.
WorkKeys
is a workplace skills assessment system used nationwide by employers,
students, workers, and educators. Developed by ACT, formerly known as
American College Testing, WorkKeys offers assessments to measure the
current skill levels of workers, as well as occupational profiles and job
profiles to document the skills required by occupations and specific jobs. Those who take the Work Keys assessments have an objective credential which
documents their abilities in the skills employers need. Using Work Keys . .
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- Employers can assess workers and customize training for a wide range
of skilled jobs
- Job Seekers can document and advance their employability skills
WorkKeys Assessments
The eight WorkKeys assessments (tests) measure
skills in Applied Mathematics, Applied Technology, Listening, Locating
Information, Observation, Reading for Information, Teamwork, and Writing. Scales for each of the assessments have been developed with the help of
educators and business people. Work Keys assessments are administered
through traditional, paper-based or computer-based testing, while others incorporate the use
of audio or video tapes.
You can review and prepare for WorkKeys tests at San Angelo Adult Literacy
Council. Contact them at (325)657-0013 or visit their web site at
www.sanangeloworkkeys.com
Success Profiler is a self-paced,
self-enhancement software system. Success Profiler can be utilized to
enhancing the emotional intelligence needed for success. There are several
different assessments that address specific areas such as: adapting to
change, developing leadership skills, enhancing learning, and promoting
sensitivity/diversity, building teamwork, or preventing violent behavior.
The time needed to complete an area varies and is based upon the specific
needs of the individual being assessed.
The skills learned can help improve performance and reduce
stress-at work, school, and in the home—by helping users learn how to
increase self-restraint, self esteem and compassion, to relate better to
others, and to achieve targeted goals. Success Profiler is available to all
job seekers and can assist employers in retaining employees needing to
increase their awareness in specific areas. It can be utilized as part of
an employers program to promote and assist employees in providing a better
work environment.
The JOBS6 Assessment System developed by PESCO
International has the capability to assess the interests, work aptitudes,
temperaments and learning styles possessed by an individual. The system can
identify occupations in the local area that match to an individual’s
assessment results; further enhancing their job search capabilities. Some
of the aptitudes assessed include finger dexterity, manual dexterity,
hand-eye-foot coordination, motor coordination, verbal, and numeric and
color discrimination.
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