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IT Aptitude Battery


The ITAB measures fluid intelligence with a proven predictive utility (validity) for technical occupations.  The ITAB is privately owned, but has gone through a series of thorough norm and validity studies with the U.S. Navy.  In a recent study it was shown that the ITAB tests have substantial incremental validity over ASVAB Selection Composites in the prediction of success in the Navy Apprentice Technical Training (ATT) program.  The Navy ATT program prepares recruits for a variety of technical vocations, including Electrician and Electrician Mate, Electonics Technician, Communications Technician, Gas Trubine Systems Technician, etc.

Recently, we completed a study with 8th graders in the State of Louisiana, which showed that the ITAB have good predictive utility for school achievements as measured with ACT EXPLORE tests, in particular for math and science. 

Price List ITAB tests

Prices valid through January 1, 2016

ITAB (HTT + BT)

 

License

Price

 

 

(number of tests)

 

 

10 - 100

 

$

250

 

per license for 10 test administrations

101 - 500

 

$

1,600

 

per license for 100 test administrations

501 - 1,000

 

$

1,400

 

per license for 100 test administrations

 

HTT or BT

 

License

Price

 

 

(number of tests)

 

10 - 100

 

$

150

 

per license for 10 test administrations

101 - 500

 

$

1,100

 

per license for 100 test administrations

501 - 1,000

 

$

1,000

 

per license for 100 test administrations

 

 

 

 

 

 

For larger quantities (>1,000) a bulk contract can be negotiated.
Contact our office: Ms. Shaina Hart (210) 481 - 0261.

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