Peterson's Master the Clerical Exams: Appendix A: Where to Look for Clerical Jobs provides valuable information for those seeking clerical jobs. Information is available on federal, state, and local employment, including valuable Web sites, as well as the low-down on applying for a government job-education and experience requirements, required forms to file, filing dates and fees, and more. In addition, there is helpful information on what to expect when taking a clerical examination.

Peterson's Master the Clerical Exams provides test preparation for those seeking public- and private-sector clerical positions. This essential test-prep guide includes tips on how to score high on many of the most widely used exams for jobs with federal, state, and local governments; an overview of the civil service test-taking process; and subject reviews of all test areas. Master the Clerical Exams offers readers: 9 practice tests covering all subjects presented in clerical exams-writing, typing, coding, vocabulary, syntax, analogies, reading comprehension, spelling, and basic math Answer keys and detailed explanations for each practice test Detailed information on career opportunities in the public and private sectors, including eligibility requirements and application procedures

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