As a new grad wading into the job market the sheer mass of information available is overwhelming. Today’s post focuses on job boards that are not your stereotypical graduate scheme job board, such as Milkround, how they can help and a top 10 reviewed list – just to make the job hunt a little easier. … Continue reading →

1. Practice as many questions as possible. The more questions you practice, the more familiar you become with the material and your speed, accuracy and confidence will improve significantly. It’s a good idea to practice the free questions on our website but we would strongly recommend upgrading to our Full Package. This will give you … Continue reading →

1)  Stick to your timings.  Before you sit your assessment work out how many questions are in the test and how long you have to answer each question.  Try to stick to this and don’t get bogged down answering one particular question, move on if you get really stuck, easier questions could follow. 2)  Concentrate … Continue reading →

1)      Practice as many questions as you can before your assessment.  The more questions you practice the more familiar you will become with the types of questions you’re likely to be asked and the better you will perform. 2)      Ensure your preparation is effective.  Practice tests under timed conditions to simulate the time pressure you … Continue reading →

1. Your competitors will be fully prepared so you must be too. Don’t fool yourself and think you don’t need to practice as many questions as possible. 2. Maintain a positive mental attitude, think of your aptitude test as an opportunity to demonstrate your ability and outcompete other applicants, not as an onerous mandatory task. … Continue reading →