The whole course

All 48 lessons in teaching order, from reading your invitation to timed format workshops.

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  • L01

    Match the invitation to the assessment

    Find out exactly which test you will sit, and how it is timed.

  • L02

    Use the interface and clock

    Answer entry, moving between questions, calculator rules and section clocks.

  • L03

    Diagnose and repair errors

    Sort each mistake by its cause, then pick the drill that fixes it.

Numerical reasoning

  • L04

    Units, scale and estimation

    Thousands and millions, time and units. Estimate the size of the answer first.

  • L05

    Fractions and proportions

    Move between fractions, decimals and percentages, and compare shares quickly.

  • L06

    Percentage change and percentage points

    Pick the right base. Tell a percentage change from a change in percentage points.

  • L07

    Reverse and compound percentages

    Find the original amount and chain changes with multipliers.

  • L08

    Ratios and sharing

    Turn ratio parts into totals, split budgets and compare on a common base.

  • L09

    Weighted averages

    Weight each group by its size. Average the averages only when the groups are equal.

  • L10

    Rates and productivity

    Output per hour and per person, and teams working together.

  • L11

    Currency and unit conversions

    Convert in the stated direction and charge fees on the right amount.

  • L12

    Profit, margin and markup

    Revenue against cost, margin against markup, and which is more profitable.

  • L13

    Reading business tables

    Find the right row, column, period and unit. Spot when the table cannot tell you.

  • L14

    Line and column charts

    Read axes, scales and keys, then compare changes and totals.

  • L15

    Pie charts and shares

    Move between amounts, shares and angles. Check the parts make 100%.

  • L16

    Multi-step comparisons

    Turn a business question into a short chain of sums, then compare.

  • L17

    Missing values and what you cannot work out

    Fill a missing cell when the data allows it, and know when it does not.

  • L18

    Entering values and ranking

    Enter exact values, build chart figures and rank results to the stated rounding.

Logical reasoning

  • L19

    Number and letter sequences

    Differences, ratios and letter positions. Check the rule on every step.

  • L20

    Alternating sequences

    Split the odd and even terms, and follow two changes at once.

  • L21

    Shape count, position and shading

    One feature at a time: count, position, then shading.

  • L22

    Rotations and reflections

    Tell a turn from a flip and keep track of which way is up.

  • L23

    Grids and matrices

    Find what changes along the rows and down the columns.

  • L24

    Odd one out

    Find the rule the others share, and the one item that breaks it.

  • L25

    Diagram operators

    Apply each operation in order, and work out a hidden one from its result.

  • L26

    Ordering puzzles

    Turn the rules into positions, list what fits, then answer must, could or cannot.

  • L27

    Calendars and schedules

    Fit tasks around availability, length and order on a real calendar.

  • L28

    All, some and none

    Read all, some and none exactly. “All” does not promise that any exist.

  • L29

    If, only if and unless

    Tell “if” from “only if”, and reverse a rule only the safe way.

  • L30

    Must, could and cannot

    Use one counterexample to separate must, could and cannot.

Verbal reasoning

  • L31

    Answering from the passage

    Answer from the text alone: who, when and which group.

  • L32

    True, false or cannot say

    Tell what the passage proves, contradicts or leaves open.

  • L33

    Most, some, only and other small words

    Most, some, only, likely and double negatives, read exactly.

  • L34

    Inference and summary

    Pick the summary or inference the passage actually supports.

  • L35

    Assumptions

    Find the unstated step an argument needs, and test it by denying it.

  • L36

    Strengthen and weaken

    Judge which new fact helps or hurts an argument.

  • L37

    Evidence and communication style

    Compare evidence on the stated test, and match tone to the reader.

  • L38

    Vocabulary, spelling and grammar

    Word meaning from context, spelling, grammar and punctuation.

Speed tests

  • L39

    Mental arithmetic at speed

    Quick sums and comparisons without a calculator.

  • L40

    Turning and flipping shapes

    Turns, mirror images and symmetry at speed.

Format workshops

  • L41

    SHL interactive numerical and chart workshop

    A timed drill in the SHL interactive style: charts and tables you answer by entering values.

  • L42

    SHL interactive inductive and deductive workshop

    A timed drill in the SHL interactive inductive and deductive style.

  • L43

    Talogy Logiks section-clock workshop

    A Talogy Logiks drill, each section on its own clock.

  • L44

    Classic MCQ numerical and passage workshop

    A classic multiple-choice drill: numerical tables and verbal passages.

  • L45

    Cappfinity recorded-time and ranking workshop

    A Cappfinity drill, where your time on each question counts and some answers are rankings.

  • L46

    Saville diagrammatic and testlet workshop

    A Saville drill: diagram questions and short sets on one shared source.

  • L47

    Criteria no-calculator mixed-speed workshop

    A Criteria drill: mixed questions at speed, without a calculator.

  • L48

    Mock debrief and next-application plan

    A full mock, a review of every slip and a plan for your next application.

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