The Project Management (2000) test measures the knowledge of how to manage projects to ensure that objectives are completed on time and within budget. This test is based on the Project Management Institute (PMI) version 2000 methodology. Designed for all professionals, this test covers the following topics: Cost Management, General Project Management Principles, Human Resources and Communications Management, Integration Management, Procurement Management, Project Management Processes, Quality Management, Risk Management, Scope Management, and Time Management.

The Managing People (U.S.) test measures the knowledge of managing and leading people in the workplace. Designed for experienced managers, this test covers the following topics: Career Self-Management, Conveying and Understanding Ideas, Decision Making, Leadership Approaches and Styles, Leading People, and Understanding the Business World.

The Coaching test measures the knowledge of guiding others in either a formal or informal relationship. Designed for any professional, but particularly those in a management, supervisory, or team-leading role, this test includes the following topics: Coaching Principles, Coaching vs. Other Support Roles, Engagement Skills, Importance of Coaching, Qualities of a Good Coach, Relationship Assessments, Self-Preparation, and The Coaching Model.

The Business Math test measures the knowledge of mathematics that is commonly used in business. Designed for all professionals, this test includes the following topics: Calculating Markup and Markdown Percentage; Interest, Invoicing, and Net/Gross; Markdown Price; Markup Price; Original Price Before Markdown or Markup; Price from Total without and with Tax; Total from Algorithm, Chart, or Formula.

The Business Communication test measures the knowledge of communicating in the workplace. It measures the skills necessary to communicate effectively with coworkers at all levels and with external business contacts. Designed for the average business worker, this test includes the following topics: Electronic Communication, Employment Communication, Listening, Meetings, Nonverbal Communication, Verbal Communication, and Written Communication.

The Business Writing test measures the knowledge of important types of business writing being used today. Designed for administrative professionals, this test covers the following topics: Business Letters, Other Formats, Principles of Organization, Rules of Grammar, Spelling, Style and Tone, and Vocabulary.