In which section might candidates find practical assessments?

The situational judgment section is designed to assess candidates' practical application of skills in realistic scenarios. This section typically presents various situations that an individual might face in a professional environment, requiring them to demonstrate their critical thinking, decision-making, and interpersonal skills. The goal is to evaluate how well candidates can apply their knowledge in practice, which aligns closely with practical assessments.

In contrast, while the language proficiency section focuses on the candidates' ability to understand and communicate in the language, it does not usually include practical assessments of situational application. The technical skills section may involve assessments of specific technical knowledge or abilities, but these are often more theoretical and do not necessarily engage candidates in real-life situational applications. Therefore, the situational judgment section is the most relevant context for practical assessments.