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WIN Ready to Work Career Readiness Assessment is a workforce education and development tool, comprised of three proctored assessments, Applied Mathematics, Reading for Information, and Locating Information, leading to a work ready credential. It brings employers, learners/job-seekers, and education/workforce partners together in building a skilled workforce, while keeping and attracting businesses with higher-wage jobs and national economic growth.
Work Ready Math measures ability to use mathematical reasoning skills to solve real-life workplace problems. The assessment evaluates math skills including calculating sizes, quantities, and costs; evaluating information and results to determine the best solution; reviewing the accuracy of transactions; and solving problems to inform operational activities.
Work Ready Reading measures ability to read, understand, and interpret written workplace text such as memos, schedules, company policies, and technical manuals. The assessment evaluates reading skills including obtaining information and applying new knowledge to the job; following instructions in complex procedural documents; and understanding and explaining regulations, policies, and procedures.
Work Ready Data measures ability to understand and interpret workplace data presented in forms, workflows, diagrams, charts, and graphs. The assessment evaluates data analysis skills including identifying trends and relationships among variables; interpreting research and operational data; and reviewing technical drawings and specifications.
You may take up to 55 minutes for each test. During the testing you are allowed one 10 minute break. Breaks can be taken between each test. The tests are offered at 8:30 am and 4:00 pm. Please click the link above to sign up for a testing session.
Test Day Instructions
Arrive 15 minutes before test time as your test will begin as scheduled.
Bring government issued photo ID to sign into the test.
Wait patiently and quietly to hear all of the examiner’s instructions.
Respect others before, during, and after the test.
Once you have received instruction to do so, you may leave the room.
Scores will be available in the Adult Education office after the test.
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