The key to achieving a higher score on the assessments is planning and organization. The following three steps will help job seekers for the test and are available either without charge or for a nominal fee.

Step 1: Analyze characteristics and sample items from the assessment tests

Locating Information Characteristics/Skills and Sample Items
Applied Mathematics Characteristics/Skills and Sample Items
Reading for Information Characteristics/Skills and Sample Items

The characteristics/skills covered by each Georgia Work Ready assessment, as well as sample items, can help job seekers become familiar with the types of questions that they'll find on the tests.

Step 2: View instructional materials at a local technical college Georgia Work Ready Center. 

The Technical College System of Georgia technical colleges provide on site access via computers to online support and instructional materials at no cost.

Step 3: Take a preparation course at a local technical college Georgia Work Ready Center

Sign up for a preparation course at your local technical college. These courses are offered at a minimal charge. Check the schedule to see when the Georgia Work Ready assessments will be offered at your technical college.

Click here to see the interactive map of Georgia showing center locations. 

 

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