Typing Test: Typing Cover Letters

A cover letter, written in a hurry, with spelling mistakes, can land your resume in the trash. This typing test samples cover letters and provides feedback so you will improve your typing speed and accuracy. How do you type a cover letter? Should it be formal? What information should I include in my cover letter? You may find these sample letters that can help guide you through this creative process and inspire you to compose original content for your cover letter.

Being able to type quickly and accurately is essential for many careers. You can improve your typing speed and accuracy with this quick and easy typing test. If you are struggling to compose your own cover letter these samples may also help inspire you when you run into writer's block.

Sample Data Entry Test Prompt

I am a skilled Executive Assistant with over 10 years of experience. I have a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and am taking courses online to become an Office Manager. I have worked for multiple organizations in the hospitality industry, such as Four Seasons, Marriott, and Maldron Hotels and Resorts. These experiences have provided me with the necessary skills to be an excellent Executive Assistant. In addition to having excellent computer skills and being proficient in Microsoft Office Suite programs, I have experience managing calendars, organizing meetings, creating itineraries, scheduling travel arrangements, coordinating event logistics, and providing general administrative support. I am also capable of providing assistance in various aspects of financial accounting. I look forward to speaking with you about this position.

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Click on a topic to use it as your test prompt. Selections are ranked according to difficulty from '*' (easiest typing tests) to '*****' (most challenging typing tests). For more details, check the difficulty key at the bottom of the page.

Short typing tests for beginners: (1 - 3 minute typing test at < 30 wpm)

Intermediate typing tests: (3-6 minutes at 40 wpm)

Hard typing tests for advanced typists: (over 4 minutes at 60+ wpm)

If you have a topic that you would like to see added to the list above, please feel free to contact us with your suggestion for a new paragraph typing test.

Typing Test Difficulty Levels

Our typing tests are ranked on level of difficulty. The algorithm to calculate difficulty depends on the average word length and how many special characters like capitals, numbers and symbols are included in the text. Most standard pre-employment typing tests will be in the normal range. You should expect to get higher wpm scores on easier tests and lower wpm scores on the more difficult tests.

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