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Practice Tests for Word for Windows and Excel
Claudie
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My SD will be tested at a recruitment agency - standard Word, Excel and copy typing tests (we are guessing). I know she can just have a practice with the actual programs but I was wondering if anyone knew of any websites with similar testing where you can test and score yourself?
Thanks!
Claudie
Thanks!
Claudie
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What a good question!




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Hello Claudie
I'll move your thread over to the 'Techie Stuff' board, where it should get more views and responses.
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Thanks everyone - that was exactly what we needed. And she did really well - started a long term Temp - Perm job the v next day :jThe smallest deed is greater than the grandest intention ~ Anonymous0
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