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Western Australia Practice Tests

Western Australia runs its own recruitment and licensing systems for several roles: WA Police's entrance assessment differs from the eastern states, real estate licensing sits with the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety, and security licensing is administered directly by WA Police Force under its own Act. Where the underlying test genuinely differs from other states, TestReady AU builds a dedicated WA page rather than a generic Australia-wide one.

Police

WA Police Force: Western Australia Police recruitment includes a cognitive assessment covering verbal reasoning, abstract reasoning and a writing task, alongside mini-game style tests (Shortcuts, Resemble, Gridlock, Numbubbles, Tally Up and Proofit) introduced as part of the psychological testing stage.

Fire

Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) WA: DFES WA's Career Firefighter recruitment uses a cognitive assessment covering error checking, verbal reasoning, numerical reasoning and mechanical reasoning, run through the Revelian Cognify platform (DFES moved from Saville to Revelian as its test provider).

Corrections

Department of Justice (WA) Corrective Services: WA Department of Justice recruits Prison Officers and Community Corrections Officers.

Security

WA Police Force Licensing Services (Security): Private security in Western Australia is governed by the Security and Related Activities (Control) Act 1996 and Regulations 1997.

Traffic Controller

Main Roads Western Australia (MRWA): To work as a Traffic Controller in WA you complete the Main Roads WA Basic Worksite Traffic Management & Traffic Controller (BWTM & TC) course, a 2.

Real Estate

Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS), Consumer Protection division: Real estate regulation in WA is governed by the Real Estate and Business Agents Act 1978.

RSA

Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries (DLGSC): RSA in Western Australia is administered by DLGSC under the Liquor Control Act 1988.

Learner

Department of Transport WA: The WA Computerised Theory Test (CTT) is required before obtaining a learner's permit.

Motorcycle

Department of Transport WA: The WA Motorcycle Computerised Theory Test (CTT) is a 35-question multiple-choice test requiring 28 correct (80%) to pass, drawn from the Ride Safe handbook.