Assessment and Evaluation Services for Schools and Businesses

Learn Aid offers a battery of standardized tests in its online and/or in-person modalities from Kindergarten to Twelfth grade.

Online Tests

Learn Aid has a modern digital multi-platform to offer all of our standardized tests online, from grades one to twelve. Learn Aid online tests are fully validated. Therefore, this new modality allows them to continue receiving the same quality service accustomed to Learn Aid, both in person and remotely.

This new service is tailored to the needs and preferences of many students, who are accustomed to the constant use of technology. It allows them to feel more comfortable and the experience of answering the tests is very attractive to them.

Students will be able to take the tests from their institution (our recommendation) or from the comfort of home, as established by the school. For this, they may use the devices they have available that are properly connected to the internet, such as tablets, laptops or desktop computers, among others.

Pre-1 Initial Skills Test

It is designed to measure, both individually and in groups, the mastery of basic mathematical concepts and initial reading skills. In addition, it measures the capacity for analysis and pictorial understanding.

Aim Test (AID)

It is designed to evaluate, both individually and in groups, basic prerequisite mathematics and language skills. It is administered to students in the second semester of Kindergarten or first semester of First grade. It is an interactive test, in which the Examiner does not measure time. It is available in Spanish and English.

Academic Achievement Test

The Spanish, English, Science and Mathematics tests are aligned to the Standards and Expectations of the PR Department of Education. For Kindergarten levels until grade 12.

Individualized Testing Program

By appointment, we offer in-person assessment services at our offices for various purposes:

Students applying for admission to institutions that utilize our tests and need to take Placement Tests.
Students enrolled in a Homeschooling program.
Students attending institutions that do not utilize external assessment services, and whose parents wish to assess the student's academic performance and potential.

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