Trade Test Services – Skill Assessment for Overseas Employment
Our Trade Test Service helps skilled workers and technical professionals showcase their abilities through standardized, employer-approved testing. Whether you’re applying for jobs in Gulf countries, Europe, or beyond, a successful trade test can significantly boost your chances of getting hired abroad.
We work with certified trade testing centers and employers to evaluate candidates in various technical and vocational fields — ensuring they meet the required international standards.
Why Choose Our Trade Test Services?
Authorized Trade Testing Center Partnerships
We conduct tests in collaboration with government-approved and employer-recognized trade test centers.
Hands-On Skill Evaluation
Candidates are assessed on practical performance, not just theory — matching the real-world demands of the job.
Wide Range of Trades Covered
From construction to engineering, hospitality to mechanics — we cover all major skilled and semi-skilled trades.
Job-Oriented Testing
Our trade tests are aligned with specific job roles and recruitment requirements in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and other international markets.
Certification & Employer Feedback
Candidates receive test results, certificates, and performance feedback that can be presented to employers for better job prospects.
Trades We Test:
- Electricians
- Plumbers
- Welders (MIG, TIG, Arc)
- Masons
- Steel Fixers & Shuttering Carpenters
- Heavy Equipment Operators
- Cooks & Hospitality Staff
- Auto Mechanics & Technicians
- HVAC Technicians
- Housekeeping & Cleaning Staff
Trade Test Process:
- Registration & Document Submission
- Skill Evaluation Date Confirmation
- Practical Test at Authorized Center
- Result Evaluation & Certification
- Job Matching & Employer Recommendation (if applicable)
Benefits of Trade Testing:
- Boosts job approval chances
- Helps employers assess your true skill level
- Offers valid documentation of professional ability
- Required by many foreign embassies and visa processes