The Complete FSOT Study Guide: Practice Tests and Test Preparation Guide for the Written Exam and Oral Assessment

by Robert Clark

Written by someone in the field who has in-depth knowledge of the process inside and out, you will be able to increase your efficiency and effectiveness   and improve your score through this FSOT Study Guide and thus improve your chances to pass the FSOT as well as the rest of the Foreign Service Officer Selection Process.

How This FSOT Study Guide Will Increase Your Score?No book can teach you everything you need to know about the Foreign Service Selection process.  But it can teach you

The in’s and out’s of the FSOT test processGive you examples and experience before taking the testFind out what not to study and what to focus onGive insight to what the testers are thinking and what separates the diplomats from those that fail.ONLY 33% pass the FSOT and out of that, only 20% make it to become a Foreign Service Officer. 

With this FSOT Study Guide, you'll have access to information not found online with real insight from someone who has been in the field as well as from others who live that life every day.  

What Does This FSOT Study Guide Come With?Other than a vast amount of knowledge that only those who have taken it before can express, the FSOT Study Guide provides you with the

Breakdown of the FSOT TestPretest to help you find areas to improve uponWhat recommended books are worth your time and which are notTips and stategies that only a FSO would knowSame level of information for the QEP, and FSOA2 unheard of issues that are causing most candidates to fail, but after reading this, you won't!A professional practice test that will help you to decide if you are ready.  This test even Job Knowledge section, English Expression Usage and Biographical Information section. Find out how you can be in that 20% from someone who knows.

The FSOT Prep.com, gives this FSOT Study Guide their #1 recommendation and name it the “Best ROI for those who need to pass now.”Get Your Copy of the Complete FSOT Study Guide Now Before We Raise the Price!

Genres: Reference

172 pages, Paperback

First published January 30, 2016

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Robert 2^ Clark - National Geographic photograher
Robert 3^ Clark - Edgar Award winner from Minnesota
Robert 4^ Clark - James Stone thriller series
Robert 5^ Clark - Canadian corrections officer
Robert 6^ Clark - Sci-fi/fantasy/horror author from Pennsylvania

Reviews

[Voglie · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is honest and concise about what you need to study and what not to study. It is a time-saver and has two practice tests in it. There are also a lot of reading recs and resources that can supplement your study. Really glad I got this.

[Jordan Nogaki · Rating 2 out of 5]

Out of date

Unfortunately, they have since changed the test so the information and practice test is out of date. Specifically, the third section is now called situational judgement. The questions are Ok, though they are more difficult than the free practice exam that the Department of State offers online in the sense that they try to trick the test taker.

[A. · Rating 3 out of 5]

This has out of date information. The test has new sections. This is fine as a supplementary text, but don't purchase as your main source of study aid material. It has a decent reading list, but the state department puts out an extensive list.

[イブ · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked the tests and inside info on the fsot testing, a thorough overview of it and a nice little pre-test. However, there were some typo errors on the answer key that confused me and made this a lower rating for me. Good insight on process but confusing keys.

[Rachel · Rating 2 out of 5]

Quick review of the FSOT exam.