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Part 4.2: Should your test be adjusted?
If you believe that you have a condition that requires the employer to make adjustments to parts of the recruitment process, including the test, you must inform the employer before you take part.
Test adjustments
Not every test requires adjustment; many modern tests are designed to be appropriate and fair to all candidates. However, it is once again too late in terms of your test-taking rights to complain about the absence of an adjustment after the test has taken place.
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- Guide contents
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1: What you're up against
1.1: About numerical tests
1.2: What maths you need
1.3: Critical reasoning
1.4: Top numerical tests -
2: Master test-taking
2.1: Test strategies
2.2: Prepare for your test
2.3: Focus & concentration
2.4: Effective test behaviours
2.5: Online v paper tests
2.6: Why not cheat? -
3: Develop numerical ability
3.1: Key numerical abilities
3.2: Improve your score
3.3: Where else to practice -
4: Your rights as a test-taker
4.1: Employers responsibility
4.2: Tests need adjusting?
4.3: When tests go badly
4.4: Test score outcomes
4.5: Test score feedback?
4.6: A final word
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