How it works

A preparation programme, not a question dump

RoleAce plans backwards from your assessment date and adapts to the mistakes you actually make.

Start your free readiness check
  1. 1. Create your Assessment Mission

    Available now

    Target role, employer, assessment date, expected categories and how many minutes a day you can realistically train.

  2. 2. Take the baseline diagnostic

    Coming in a later release

    A short adaptive baseline across the skill areas your assessment is likely to test. It tells you where you actually stand today.

  3. 3. Get your readiness overview

    Coming in a later release

    Your priority skills, the plan we recommend and an honest view of where the evidence is still thin.

  4. 4. Train daily

    Coming in a later release

    8–15 minute adaptive sessions, weighted to your weakest skills, with strategy feedback after every exercise.

  5. 5. Rehearse under time pressure

    Coming in a later release

    Longer timed simulations that mirror the shape of real assessments without copying anyone's content.

  6. 6. Test-day briefing

    Coming in a later release

    A short, calm briefing: your strategies, your pacing plan and what to do when a section goes badly.

The modules behind the plan

Data Sprint

Charts, tables, ratios, percentages and fast estimation under time pressure.

Evidence Check

Assumptions, inferences and telling supported claims from unsupported ones.

Pattern Lab

Rule discovery in sequences, matrices and visual transformations.

Logic Grid

Formal rules, conditionals and constraint satisfaction problems.

Focus Shift

Sustained focus, task switching and holding information while you work.

Mission Control

Complex trade-offs, sequencing and allocating limited resources.

Decision Room

Professional decision-making and prioritising in realistic work scenarios.

Final Challenge

Time management, confidence calibration and performing under pressure.

Work-style Lab

Consistent, honest responses to work-style questionnaires — never faking.