Practice the Multicheck Test: Demo version, learning package, and everyday tips

Are you looking for an apprenticeship and have a Multicheck test coming up soon? Then now is the right time to start preparing! In this article, we will show you how you can practise for the Multicheck in a targeted and efficient way: with the official demo version, our flexible learning package and lots of practical tips for your everyday learning. Regardless of whether you prefer to study step by step or compactly and to the point, you'll find everything you need here to take the test with confidence.

Why practicing is important for the Multicheck

The Multicheck can be essential for your entry into professional life. Some training companies expect you to take a Multicheck when you apply for an apprenticeship with them. The Multicheck allows them to analyze your strengths and weaknesses and see how suitable you are for the apprenticeship. In addition, a high score on the Multicheck means you are more likely to successfully complete the apprenticeship the first time around.

Overview of the significance of the test

That's why it can be a good idea to prepare thoroughly for the Multicheck. The better you are prepared for the Multicheck, including the tasks and theory that will be covered in the test, the better your results will be. There are various approaches you can take to practice, which we will now introduce to you. 

Official Multicheck demo version: What it can do – and what it can't do

The creators of the Multichecks have created a demo version of Multicheck. With this demo version, you can find out how Multicheck is structured, how the test works, and what questions are asked.

This version can help you understand the basics of Multicheck, but learning and preparing with the demo version is limited. Once you start, you have to complete the test once. There is no practice version as such. There is also no theory to help with any questions or uncertainties.

Alternative: Practice with the digital learning package from studypeak

Because we recognized these problems, we created both a training area for the Multicheck and a test area. This allows you to learn the basics in the training area first and solve some related tasks. You can do this bit by bit without having to go through the entire program again if you want to continue learning at a later time. 

After completing the training section, you can move on to the trial version. You can repeat this as often as you like. There you will find tasks that also appear in the official Multicheck. 

Here are some pictures of what learning can look like. 

This is what your everyday learning could look like

Because learning with studypeak can be flexible, we have created two examples that you can easily integrate into your everyday routine. 

In the first example, you spread the learning effort over the entire week and still study a total of 3 hours for the Multicheck. 

In the second example, you take two days to study intensively. This can be useful shortly before the Multicheck to go through everything intensively in one go in case any uncertainties arise. 

Avoid trying to go through everything in one day. After about 2-3 hours, even with breaks, you will no longer be able to concentrate properly and your brain will not be able to take in and process so much new information.

Breaking learning units into smaller pieces is therefore an excellent learning method. We recommend starting with example 1 and then moving on to example 2, or choosing one of the two and sticking with that version. 

Tips for practicing at home

To help you study efficiently for the Multicheck at home, we have put together some tried-and-tested tips for you:

• Set aside fixed times for learning: regularity is key. Set aside fixed time slots each week, for example three 30-minute sessions, and stick to them as much as possible. This will help you establish a routine without overwhelming you

• Work in small units: Your brain can remember more when you practice in short, clear learning blocks. 25–30 minutes of concentrated work followed by a short break is more effective than powering through for hours.

• Alternate between theory and practice: Don't just read the theory, test it right away with appropriate exercises. This will give you a deeper understanding and help you to really apply what you have learned.

• Use different learning locations: You can also learn on the go—for example, on the train, in a café, or at the library. A change of location can help you stay focused.

• Reward yourself: Small rewards motivate. After an intensive study session, you can treat yourself to a break with your favorite music or a snack.

• Repeat regularly: Repetition is particularly important when using Multicheck. Plan a weekly review: What have you learned? What would you like to consolidate?

Conclusion: Find your way – with or without an additional package

The good news is that you can prepare for the Multicheck free of charge—for example, with the official demo version or practice exercises on the internet. However, if you want to delve deeper, practice specific areas, and are looking for a clear structure, the studypeak learning package is a useful addition.

The most important thing is to find the learning method that suits you best and stick with it regularly. With motivation, a plan, and the right tools, you can get the most out of your preparation.