Microsoft Suite Exams

Assess practical proficiency in the Microsoft Office applications most commonly used in professional environments. WorkFrater Microsoft Suite exams evaluate candidates through practical, job-relevant questions and tasks across Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Access.

Microsoft Excel

Evaluate a candidate’s ability to work with spreadsheets, organize data, perform calculations, and analyze information using Microsoft Excel.

The Excel exam covers essential spreadsheet skills including formulas and functions, data formatting, tables, sorting and filtering, charts, data analysis, and worksheet management. Candidates can be assessed at different skill levels, from fundamental spreadsheet operations to more advanced data-processing techniques.

Skills assessed:

• Spreadsheet creation and organization
• Formulas and functions
• Cell and data formatting
• Tables and data management
• Sorting and filtering
• Charts and visualizations
• Data analysis
• Worksheet and workbook management

Microsoft Word

Evaluate a candidate’s ability to create, format, organize, and manage professional documents using Microsoft Word.

The Word exam covers practical document-production skills including text formatting, page layout, styles, tables, headers and footers, document organization, and professional document formatting.

Skills assessed:

• Document creation and editing
• Text and paragraph formatting
• Styles and document structure
• Tables
• Page layout and formatting
• Headers and footers
• Lists and document organization
• Professional document preparation

Microsoft PowerPoint

Evaluate a candidate’s ability to create clear, structured, and professional presentations using Microsoft PowerPoint.

The PowerPoint exam covers slide creation, presentation design, formatting, layouts, images, shapes, charts, tables, transitions, and presentation organization. Candidates demonstrate their ability to communicate information effectively through presentations.

Skills assessed:

• Presentation creation
• Slide layouts and organization
• Text and formatting
• Images, shapes, and visual elements
• Charts and tables
• Themes and design
• Transitions and presentation effects
• Slide management and presentation preparation

Microsoft Access

Evaluate a candidate’s ability to work with relational databases using Microsoft Access.

The Access exam covers fundamental database concepts and practical database operations including tables, fields, records, relationships, queries, forms, and reports. It is designed to assess whether candidates can organize and retrieve structured information using a database environment.

Skills assessed:

• Database creation and organization
• Tables, fields, and records
• Data types and field properties
• Relationships between tables
• Queries
• Forms
• Reports
• Data management and retrieval

Assess Microsoft Office Skills

Test candidates on the Microsoft applications they are expected to use in the workplace. WorkFrater exams can help employers evaluate practical proficiency in Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Access across different skill levels.