CAT4 Training

The Cognitive Abilities Test (CAT4) is an assessment that is designed to help students and their teachers understand how they learn and what their academic potential might be.The CAT4 test is divided into four parts, namely verbal reasoning, numerical reasoning, non-verbal reasoning and spatial imagination. The CAT4 exam is designed to test students' cognitive and reasoning abilities by limiting reading and arithmetic. The reduction of reading and arithmetic in the test is to enable international students to complete the test well and reflect their true cognitive reasoning level. There are two types of CAT4 exams: traditional paper-based exams and computer-based exams, both of which take about two hours.This courses are designed to exercise children's comprehensive abilities, improve logical thinking abilities, and cultivate students' thinking, learning and problem-solving abilities. Develop personalized education plans to help students prepare for British international school entrance exams.