How to pass the Civil Service qualifying tests / Mike Bryon
By: Bryon, Mike
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BookPublisher: London : Kogan Page Ltd., 1995Description: 123p + pbk.ISBN: 0749415223; 9780749415228.Subject(s): Civil service | Civil service -- Great Britain -- Examinations | Employment tests | Civil service -- Great Britain -- Recruiting | Intelligence tests | Occupational aptitude tests -- Great Britain | Numeracy -- Problems, exercises, etc | Psychology | Careers guidance | Central / national / federal governmentDDC classification: 153.94 BRY Summary: The author explains the test, how it is marked and what selectors look for in this addition to the best-selling series. About half the text is extra practice material to give candidates an advantage when they sit the exam.
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| General lending | MTU Kerry North Campus Library Ground Floor Main | 153.94 BRY (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 38888000045835 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
If you want a career in the Civil Service this book should help you to achieve your goal. Prepared with the co-operation of Recruitment and Assessment Services, it offers information and advice on the qualifying tests, and over half the book comprises practice questions relevant to the Civil Service qualifying exams. You have considerable influence over your test performance and hard work, determination and, most of all, systematic preparation, can lead to a considerable improvement in your score. RAS tests are probably the most frequently taken tests in the UK. Competition can be fierce and the difference between a pass and a fail sometimes amounts to just a few marks.
The author explains the test, how it is marked and what selectors look for in this addition to the best-selling series. About half the text is extra practice material to give candidates an advantage when they sit the exam.