Instruments

Cognitive Tools

Cognitive tools can be used to a large extent, to measure an individual’s thinking and learning capacity. This capacity determines how complex a task they can handle and to what kinds of tasks they are best and least suited. Typical dimensions covered are exploration, analysis, structuring, logical reasoning, lateral creation, memory, judgement, self-awareness and learning.

Personality Tools

Personality tests will reveal a person’s style and preferences as well as their ability to deal with daily environmental demands and pressures. They help to predict one’s success in life, including professional and personal pursuits. They offer insight into the way a person interacts with others and can be a powerful tool for improving how one communicates, learns and works.

Behavioural Tools

Behavioural tools predict accurately how well a person will perform in a new role. They allow individuals to demonstrate a range of abilities in a realistic and relevant simulation exercise, giving employers a more holistic view of their talents. They have proven successful in diagnosing individual’s strengths as well as their areas of development, in relation to a set of predetermined competencies, thus providing a realistic view of their capabilities.