A real document in a word processor that looks and works like Word: 24 hands-on tasks, scored automatically.

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What Does DocCheck Assess?

DocCheck tests Word skills on a real document, not a quiz. Candidates work in a word processor that looks and works like Microsoft Word, with the same ribbon, styles, dialogs and keyboard shortcuts, and complete 24 hands-on tasks on a business report. Every task is checked automatically.

• - Everyday drafting: Formatting text, bullet lists, find and replace, highlights and page breaks.
• - Styles and structure: Heading styles, tables, headers and page numbers, margins and precise find and replace.
• - Long documents and review (Advanced): Tables of contents, track changes and comments, footnotes, sections and columns.

Who Should Take This Test?

DocCheck suits any role that produces documents in Word:

• - Administrators and secretaries
• - Legal secretaries and paralegals
• - Office and support staff
• - Graduates

DocCheck Format

• - Core: 24 tasks in 35 minutes, covering the formatting, editing and layout skills every office role needs
• - Advanced: 30 minutes, adding tables of contents, track changes and section layout
• - Tasks are done on a real document in a word processor that looks like Word
• - Scored automatically; candidates can skip a task and come back to it

Example DocCheck Question

The DocCheck test screen, as candidates see it.

Practice DocCheck

Try the practice tasks in the same DocCheck interface candidates use. Click below to start.

Try the Practice Tasks

DocCheck Report

The report shows the candidate's score and score band (Very Low to Very High) by skill area. It comes in two versions: an Assessor Report with interview questions, and a Candidate Report with no scores and practical development advice.

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How to Do Well in DocCheck

• Try the practice tasks: They use the same word processor as the real test.
• Use what you know: Ribbon buttons, right-click menus and shortcuts such as Ctrl+B and Ctrl+H work as in Word.
• Select exactly what the task names: If a task says a phrase, format only that phrase.
• Skip and come back: If a task is taking too long, skip it and return at the end.

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