Psychometric Test User Training CPD

This is for you if. . . Your role involves testing for personnel selection, development or career guidance and advice. During this course, you will take the assistant test user course, then choose to take one or both of occupational.

Test User: Ability or Occupational Test User: Personality.

All three courses have online portfolios for you to complete, including multiple choice questions and case study questions. 

Each course will have different assessment methods:

• Assistant Test User - administering and scoring a verbal reasoning test to one candidate assessed in the one day face-to-face sessions held at the University of Leicester.
• Occupational Test User: Ability - providing oral feedback to one candidate on their verbal reasoning test scores.
• Occupational Test User: Personality - providing oral feedback to two candidates on their Managerial and Professional Profiler (MAPP) scores.

Course structure
Assistant Test User

• The Assistant Test User course provides an introduction to occupational testing, a grounding in administering tests to candidates, and maintaining security and confidentiality of the test materials and test data. Successful completion of this course qualifies you to administer occupational tests.
• Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years.

Why Leicester?

• A distance learning course from the University of Leicester lets you study at home – from anywhere in the UK or from anywhere in the world - in a way that enables you to fit your learning around your personal and professional life.
• You will have a nominated tutor to guide you through the course and provide remedial support where required.

Teaching and learning

• Learning and assessment is predominantly online using videos, fact sheets and MCQ tests. Remedial support is provided via email from delegates’ nominated tutor, and then a single face-to-face assessment day is held at the University of Leicester. There are approximately two hours post-course work, depending on how much further remedial support is required.