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Station Numerical Test Version A (SNTa)

Summary

TypeAbility Test
TrainingTest User Occupational Ability (TUO-A) formerly known as Level A
Competency
  • Numerical Ability
Job Role
  • Station Staff
    SeriesSpecialist
    Assessor TimeApprox. 20 minutes (Timed)

    Description

    Available on our online test and exercise platform, Candela, the Station Numerical Test Version A (SNTa) is an aptitude test that was developed for the purpose of assessing a candidate’s aptitude for working with basic numerical information e.g. simple addition, multiplication, subtraction and division. The test consists of 30 multiple-choice questions based on transport related station environments.

    It has been designed for jobs where employees or trainees are required to have a basic aptitude for working with numbers in a station environment. The SNTa can be used as a standalone test or as a tool to verify the candidates performance in the Station Numerical Test Version B if it is used as a screening tool.

    Here is an example of what you might see in the SNTa:

    Example Question

    1. A customer buys a sandwich from you at a cost of $12.56 and a bottle of water at $3.45. What is the total price?

    1. $16.01
    2. $15.56
    3. $15.00
    4. $16.10

    2. You finish your normal shift at 21:00 but then decide to work an extra 3 ½ hours overtime. What time will you finish?

    1. 13:00 hours
    2. 12:15 hours
    3. 00:30 hours
    4. 13:30 hours

    3. A slow train takes 20 minutes to get to destination X. A fast train is twice as fast. How long does the fast train take?

    1. 5 minutes
    2. 10 minutes
    3. 15 minutes
    4. 25 minutes

    Online Reports Available

    • SNTa Assessor Profile Chart
    • SNTa Assessor Scores Report

    Notes

    • 30 multiple-choice questions
    • 2 norm groups available
      • OPC Assessment offers free bespoke norm groups (norms) to users of OPC Assessment tests.
    • Only available via our online platform, Candela
    The OPC, One Wellstones, Watford, WD17 2AE
    Tel 01923 234 646
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