CASPer: Suitability for Teaching (non-academic selection criteria)

All you need to complete CASPer is a computer with a web cam, a working internet connection and a valid government issued photo ID. CASPer can be completed at home, a library or any other location of your choice as long as you feel like you’re in a quiet space where you can focus completely.

To sign up to complete CASPer go to takecasper.com.

You should plan for about 90 minutes to complete CASPer. It is possible to take a short break of 15 minutes half-way through.

As CASPer is designed to assess your personal attributes, there is no need to study ahead, and it’s not really a test you can study for. The CASPer website offers a couple of practice questions though, to help you get a feel for what the CASPer experience will be like.

CASPer was designed to measure personal attributes to determine your suitability for teaching.  Some candidate’s results will indicate they may be less suited than others.

Should a candidate not meet the minimum threshold of standards to receive entry into a course, we will let you know and discuss with you your options.

Please visit the CASPer website for dates currently available.

Please speak with one of our Course Consultants for assistance.

Universities across Australia may use different tools to assess your suitability for teaching. If you have completed a selection assessment for another university, or in another state or territory, all you need to do is provide us with evidence of the positive outcome, and we can accept that as equivalent to CASPer.

There is an $80 fee to sit the test. You will be required to pay the fee when you schedule in to take CASPer.