Practice for the Civil Service Legal Assistant Exam

The Civil Service Legal Assistant Exam is a crucial step on your way to landing a position in the civil service's legal field, and it aims to measure a wide variety of relevant capabilities. The test includes the following:

• Record Keeping - questions that measure your ability to read and interpret information in graphs, tables and other formats necessary for keeping records.
• Coding - these questions assess your ability to properly understand coding guidelines in order to determine the correct code, or understand what information can be inferred from a given code.
• Information Ordering - these questions that will require you to correctly follow a set of rules in a given order, or determine the most logical order for a certain procedure.
• Written Expression - these questions that require you to properly structure sentences and paragraphs in order to clearly express yourself in writing.
• Reading Comprehension - In this section you will be presented with a passage followed by questions that must be answered based on the information presented.
• Numerical Reasoning - word problems in which you will need to extract the relevant data to answer the question, as well as arithmetic problems. 
• Applying Written Information - these questions test your ability to understand and apply written rules and regulations in different settings.