ACER and the UMAT Consortium do not recommend or endorse any commercially available courses offering UMAT preparation. Nor do ACER or the Consortium have knowledge of the content of such courses, or any involvement in their development, or any commercial interest in the programs. Thus the UMAT Office is unable to comment on their relevance or usefulness. It is possible that some commercial preparation courses might provide misleading information or advice to candidates.
Neither ACER nor the Consortium conduct UMAT preparation courses.
The purpose of UMAT is to assess your abilities in a range of general skills and personal attributes. UMAT measures skills acquired over a period of time, including the ability to reason, make logical deductions and form judgements. The test does not draw on any particular body of knowledge or curriculum.
Intensive preparation is not advisable or necessary. However, as with any test, some practice in answering questions of a similar type, and under similar time constraints as those found in the real test is helpful and reassuring to most candidates.
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UMAT practice materials
8 February 2012
