When I first took the Versant assessment I failed, maybe because I
don’t know what to expect and the test was done at the end of an exhausting
shift. I was dead tired and so sleepy that I can’t follow a simple
instruction. My failure to pass the exam resulted to non-selection for leadership
training. Some applicants try to avoid companies that require Versant as part
of the recruitment process in fear of failing the test, the guide below could
help you in acing it.
Versant is a tool used by different companies and institutions to test your language skills. Based on the company’s website it is the recognized leader in the call center and BPO industry for language testing. Since Versant has different language tests we will focus on the English speaking assessment. Once you’re ready the testing officer will give you a sheet
of paper (if the test is performed trough hard phone) with details on how to
start the exam. Read Part A of the test paper give at least 5
minutes to get yourself familiarized with it, once you’re ready dial the number indicated on the test paper.
The exam has 6 parts which consists of:
PART A: Reading. Please read the sentences as you are instructed.
A voice prompt will inform you to read a specific sentence (Sample voice prompt: Please read sentence no. 4) read the sentence loud and clear to get a great score.
PART B: Repeat. Please repeat each sentence that you hear.
You will hear different sentences spoken in various accents; once the voice prompt stops you have to repeat the sentence. Your listening skills will be the key. As you repeat the sentence speak loud and clear, don’t imitate the accent and avoid too much pause.
PART C: Questions. Now, please just give a simple answer to the questions.
A voice prompt says, “Would you get water from a bottle or a newspaper?” then you would answer, “a bottle “ or “from a bottle” . Listen carefully on the question because sometimes the answer is included in the question.
PART D: Sentence Builds. Now, please rearrange the word groups into a sentence.
A voice prompt says, “was reading” … “my mother” … “her favorite magazine” then you arrange it to form a sentence “My mother was reading her favorite magazine”.
PART E: Story Telling.
A story will be spoken followed by a beep as soon as you hear the beep, you need to retell the story in 30 seconds once the given time has lapsed you will hear another beep. Retell the story as much as you can.
PART F: Open Questions
You need to answer 2 questions about family life or personal choices; you will have 40 seconds to answer each question. The questions will be spoken twice then you will hear a beep, another beep will be heard at the end of the 40 second mark.
Tips in taking the Versant:
1. Have a good night sleep, a good sleep improves the memory.
2. If the test is being performed at the end of your shift, ask if you can re-schedule the test before your shift starts this would ensure that you have enough energy while taking the assessment.
3. Be natural in speaking and pronouncing the words, never fake your accent unless you’re really comfortable with a different accents it would be ok.
4. Listen carefully on the voice prompts and never lose your focus.
5. Speak loud and clear; give a short pause in commas.
Now give it a try. Follow the steps above using the sample test below and record your voice using your mobile phone repeat until you are satisfied with your results. Don't hesitate to ask feedback from someone on how you are progressing.
To hear a sample of the voice prompt click and save the file http://www.versanttest.co.uk/resources/1.1.1.2.3-English.au
To request for a demo exam http://www.versanttest.com/contact/demorequest
Sample questions for part E http://www.scribd.com/doc/130482217/Versant-English-Test-Sample-Question-and-Answer-Opinion-Question-Part-E
By following the tips above you should be able to pass Versant assessment with flying colors. If you have additional tips on how to pass the exam kindly head on to the comments section so that we can help others employees that would take the exam.
Versant is a tool used by different companies and institutions to test your language skills. Based on the company’s website it is the recognized leader in the call center and BPO industry for language testing. Since Versant has different language tests we will focus on the English speaking assessment.
The exam has 6 parts which consists of:
PART A: Reading. Please read the sentences as you are instructed.
A voice prompt will inform you to read a specific sentence (Sample voice prompt: Please read sentence no. 4) read the sentence loud and clear to get a great score.
PART B: Repeat. Please repeat each sentence that you hear.
You will hear different sentences spoken in various accents; once the voice prompt stops you have to repeat the sentence. Your listening skills will be the key. As you repeat the sentence speak loud and clear, don’t imitate the accent and avoid too much pause.
PART C: Questions. Now, please just give a simple answer to the questions.
A voice prompt says, “Would you get water from a bottle or a newspaper?” then you would answer, “a bottle “ or “from a bottle” . Listen carefully on the question because sometimes the answer is included in the question.
PART D: Sentence Builds. Now, please rearrange the word groups into a sentence.
A voice prompt says, “was reading” … “my mother” … “her favorite magazine” then you arrange it to form a sentence “My mother was reading her favorite magazine”.
PART E: Story Telling.
A story will be spoken followed by a beep as soon as you hear the beep, you need to retell the story in 30 seconds once the given time has lapsed you will hear another beep. Retell the story as much as you can.
PART F: Open Questions
You need to answer 2 questions about family life or personal choices; you will have 40 seconds to answer each question. The questions will be spoken twice then you will hear a beep, another beep will be heard at the end of the 40 second mark.
Tips in taking the Versant:
1. Have a good night sleep, a good sleep improves the memory.
2. If the test is being performed at the end of your shift, ask if you can re-schedule the test before your shift starts this would ensure that you have enough energy while taking the assessment.
3. Be natural in speaking and pronouncing the words, never fake your accent unless you’re really comfortable with a different accents it would be ok.
4. Listen carefully on the voice prompts and never lose your focus.
5. Speak loud and clear; give a short pause in commas.
Now give it a try. Follow the steps above using the sample test below and record your voice using your mobile phone repeat until you are satisfied with your results. Don't hesitate to ask feedback from someone on how you are progressing.
To hear a sample of the voice prompt click and save the file http://www.versanttest.co.uk/resources/1.1.1.2.3-English.au
To request for a demo exam http://www.versanttest.com/contact/demorequest
Sample questions for part E http://www.scribd.com/doc/130482217/Versant-English-Test-Sample-Question-and-Answer-Opinion-Question-Part-E
By following the tips above you should be able to pass Versant assessment with flying colors. If you have additional tips on how to pass the exam kindly head on to the comments section so that we can help others employees that would take the exam.
thank you for the tips it was really helpful can you post some interview tips as well
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