The ACT is a series of tests that assess various aspects of mental ability. They are useful as selection tools in talent recruitment and succession planning, or for feedback in leadership and professional development.
The ACT-GR is a non-verbal measure of mental ability that uses patterns and shapes to assess a candidate’s abstract problem solving ability.
The ACT-NR measures the ability to make deductions, recognise assumptions, and evaluate arguments based on numerical data.
The ACT-VR measures the ability to think logically about written information and accurately draw logical conclusions and inferences.
The GAT uses patterns and shapes to measure mental abilities that allow youths to spot patterns, reason with structure, and solve problems.
The NRT measures the ability to make deductions, recognise assumptions, and evaluate arguments based on numerical data.
The CRT measures the ability to think logically about written information and accurately draw logical conclusions and inferences.