Independent SHL & EPSO preparation

SHL & EPSO preparation.
Learn the method.

Prepare for SHL and EPSO tests with original practice questions, worked answers and a clear route from your first attempt to focused revision.

Start with an explanation you can follow. Then practise applying it to new information.

01 / Find your starting point

Which assessment are you preparing for?

02 / Learn by doing

Try the questions. Understand the answers.

03 / Make practice count

A useful answer explains the reasoning.

01

Attempt it first

Read the instructions, identify the information you need and commit to an answer before opening the solution.

02

Find the cause

Was the difficulty a rule, a unit, a calculation or an assumption? A specific error is easier to fix than a low score.

03

Transfer the method

Try a new question using the same skill. Add time pressure after you can explain why the method works.

Use the practice error log →

04 / People & approach

Meet ReasoningCampus.

Our educational team covers psychometric tests, public administration, management and human resources. Learn who is listed on the team and how to report a problem in a question or explanation.

Meet the educational team and read our content approach →

Independent preparation. ReasoningCampus is not affiliated with SHL or EPSO. Our practice questions are original educational examples, not official or recalled live test questions. Your invitation and official competition documents determine your actual assessment.

Before you start

Which free resource should I use first?

If you know your SHL test type, choose its guide in the resource library. If you are unsure, start with your invitation, then use the 28-question mixed set to identify topics to revisit. EPSO candidates can start with the three reasoning practice guides above.

Are these official test questions?

No. These are independent practice materials. Use official familiarisation resources as well, particularly for the platform, instructions and assessment format.

Does a practice score predict my result?

No. A score on a small practice set is a learning signal, not a validated percentile or a prediction of an employer’s decision. Review the mistakes and compare performance across fresh questions.

How can I ask about a programme or report an error?

Contact ReasoningCampus with the page link and question number. For a programme query, tell us which assessment you are preparing for so your question can be addressed in context.