Special Agent Entrance Exam (SAEE) - All You Need to Pass

This video provides an overview of the Special Agent Entrance Exam (SAEE), a major screening step for Special Agents. To try sample questions and practice tests, go to our designated page: https://www.jobtestprep.com/secret-service-special-agent Passing the SAEE test is a must if you want to advance to the next hiring step. Failing it means that your application process ends immediately, and you'll have to wait six more months to retake it. That's why familiarizing yourself with the SAEE test content and structure is crucial and can increase your final score. This video covers each of the test's five sections, alongside sample questions, solving tips, and more. Here's a breakdown of the video: 00:32 - The Special Agent Entrance Exam 00:52 - SAEE Passing Score Unknown 01:06 - The SAEE 5 Test Sections 01:15 - Logic-Based Reasoning Test 01:38 - Logic Sample Question and Tips 02:08 - Experience Inventory Part 1 02:25 - Possible Questions and Tips 02:57 - Language Usage Section 03:19 - Spelling Sample Question 03:37 - Experience Inventory Part 2 03:49 - Examples of Statements 04:18 - You Can Prepare for It! 04:49 - Detail Observation Section 05:05 - Examine the Photo Carefully! 05:39 - Can You Recall? +Tip 06:07 - How to Prepare for the SAEE Answers & explanations to the sample questions Logic-Based Reasoning question: The correct answer is “Insufficient Information to Decide.” According to the fifth statement, Brian is not a Secret Service Special Agent. According to the first statement, all part-time employees are not Secret Service Special Agents. According to the third statement, some full-time employees are not Secret Service Special Agents. Since it is possible to be a part-time employee and not a Secret Service Special Agent or to be a full-time employee and not be a Secret Service Special Agent, the correct answer is Insufficient Information to Decide. Language Usage question: The correct answer is C. There are two spelling mistakes in line A: The word "begining" should be spelled with a double N as in "beginning". The last letter of a verb is usually doubled when adding -ing to the verb only when the following conditions are met: 1. The verb ends in a consonant-verb-consonant format. 2. The last syllable of the verb is stressed. Both conditions are met by the verb "begin." The second spelling mistake is in the word "atmosphear," which should be spelled "atmosphere". Visit our Secret Service SAEE test page for more sample questions and to get instant access to the complete preparation pack: https://www.jobtestprep.com/secret-service-special-agent Don't forget to follow us on social media! https://twitter.com/JTP_UK https://www.facebook.com/jobtestprepuk/ Good luck!