How to Use the Assessment Library to Create an Assessment

There are three key ways to create a skills assessment with Vervoe:

• Use a pre-built library assessment

• Create an assessment from scratch

• Use the AI-assisted builder

This article will guide you through using the Vervoe Assessment Library, where you can share a pre-built assessment automatically with candidates, or find an assessment you like to tweak to your role. 

Note: All library assessments are customisable.

Step 1: Access the Assessment Library

1. Log in to your Vervoe dashboard.

2. Click on the Assessment Library tab in your dashboard or click Browse Library.

Step 2: Explore the Library

1. Featured Assessments: View the featured assessments at the top of the page to see popular, high-quality tests.

2. Categories: Use the categories above the featured section to filter assessments by industry or skill. You can also use the search bar to search by:

   • Category (Industry/Field)

   • Assessment Title

   • Skill

Step 3: Review Assessment Ratings

1. Look for the star ratings on each assessment. These ratings are based on feedback from candidates who’ve completed the assessment before. Higher ratings generally indicate better candidate experiences.

Step 4: Preview Questions

1. Click on any assessment card to open its details.

2. Review the questions within the assessment to ensure they align with your needs.

Step 5: Add Assessment to Your Account

1. Once you’ve found an assessment you’d like to use, click Add to Assessments.

2. The assessment will be added to your assessment library, and the assessment editor will open automatically.

Step 6: Edit the Assessment (Optional)

1. Modify Questions: You can edit the existing questions or add new ones.

2. Create Skill Groups: You can also add or modify Skill Groups within the assessment.

3. Adjust Assessment Settings: Click the Settings button in the top-right corner to adjust additional settings, such as:

   • Customising the candidate experience

   • Setting time limits

   • Adding instructions or hints

Note: If you edit a question, ensure you provide a correct answer sample so the AI can calculate an accurate score for candidates.

Step 7: Save Individual Questions (Optional)

1. If you’d like to reuse specific questions from an expert-created assessment in a future test, you can save them to your account for easy access later.

2. To save a question, click Save to Account. You’ll find it in your saved questions when creating or editing an assessment.

Step 8: Finalise and Invite Candidates

1. Once your assessment is ready, click Save.

2. You’re now ready to invite candidates to complete the assessment!