Scholastic Level Exam Quicktest (SLE-Q)
Estimate a candidate’s basic learning and problem-solving abilities - from any location!
Please call 877.605.9494 for more information or to place an order.
Administration / scoring options
Administer and score on the Internet - receive reports via email.
System requirements
Microsoft®Internet Explorer®5.5 or higher.
Because of the nature of remote Internet testing, SLE-Q scores should not be used for final decision-making purposes.
Description
The SLE-Q is a short-form measure of general intelligence or cognitive ability—the most powerful predictor of training and job success. Administered from any location with Internet access, the SLE-Q is designed to be an estimate of a prospective student’s ability to succeed in a specific educational or training program.
Content
The SLE-Q is the shorter, educational pre-test version of the well-known Wonderlic Personnel Test that has been used in employee selection since 1937. This direct relationship provides the ability to directly compare student scores to those of applicants for jobs, providing a reliable estimate of his or her likelihood of employment and successful performance within that particular career.
Cognitive ability is the best single predictor of student academic success. Measures such as grade point average, level of education, and/or special skills are still not adequate predictors of an individual’s capacity for learning and applying knowledge on the job.
The 8-minute SLE-Q can be administered remotely via the Internet 7 days a week. Score reports are delivered to your school via email.
Student Assessment
The SLE-Q helps you preliminarily evaluate training potential and consider students for programs and jobs that suit their learning speed and aptitude, thus increasing program completion and job placement rates. The SLE-Q is ideal for distance learning environments.
Wonderlic can provide suggested minimum cut score ranges for any training program based upon job applicant and U.S. Department of Labor statistics. Because SLE-Q Internet administrations are unsupervised, scores are reported in terms of “Pursue”, “Cautionary,” or “Not Recommended.”