Reading for Information - The ability to understand information in common workplace documents such as letters, memos, procedures and instructions.

Applied Mathematics - The ability to use mathematics in solving common workplace situations.

Locating Information - The ability to understand and extract information from graphics such as charts and tables.

Applied Technology - Problem-solving skills associated with different types of modern equipment.

Writing - The ability to write in proper, concise and appropriate form.

Business Writing - The ability to write a clear and concise original persuasive document.

Listening - The ability to accurately capture factual information from audio passages.

Observation - The ability to see, comprehend, remember, and utilize information and procedures.

Teamwork - The ability to identify responses to group situations which support business and team goals.

Beginning Skills - A series of courses covering lower-level skills below the WorkKeys skill levels.