Open assessments
Open to everyone. Sign in to start one. Recorded assessments use your screen and camera, so take them on a computer.
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How assessments work
Opportunities use assessments to check the skills they need.
Share your expertise
Complete an assessment once to demonstrate your skills.
Reused across opportunities
Each opportunity evaluates your fit.
Apply faster
You're considered for future opportunities faster.
Taking an assessment
Plan for the time it lists, in one sitting or across a few.
Pick an assessment
Each one shows how long it takes. Choose one above and sign in to start it, or start it from an opportunity that requires it.
Set up your computer
Recorded assessments need a computer with one screen. You share your entire screen and your camera, and the instructions open once recording starts.
Do the work
Answer in writing, upload files, or both. Your progress is saved, so you can step away and continue later.
Submit once
Every opportunity that requires the assessment uses your submission, including opportunities that open later.
FAQs
A piece of work from your field that shows how you work. Opportunities on Terac use assessments to check the skills they need. Each one shows how long it takes before you start, and you answer in writing, with files, or both.
No. You complete each assessment once, and every opportunity that requires it uses your submitted assessment, including opportunities that open later.
Every open assessment is listed on this page, and anyone can take one. Pick one and sign in to start it. Some opportunities also include an assessment as one of their tasks, and you complete it there.
No, each assessment is submitted once. Your progress is saved while you work, so you can leave and continue before you submit.
If an assessment is recorded, you share your entire screen and your camera before it opens, so take it on a computer. Recordings are stored securely and accessible only to the Terac team.
The Terac team. For some opportunities, the client running it can also read your submitted assessment.
Not on its own. Each opportunity reviews your submitted assessment and decides separately.