Vendor page
Typing Certificate (TypeQuicker)
TypeQuicker, n.d.
Read the originalRead on October 17, 2026
- What it is
- The certificate page of a free online typing tester. Its FAQ says which tests agencies use for typing certificates and when employers ask for a proctored one.
- How much weight it carries
- A vendor page that sells its own online certificate, so it is a source for what employers and agencies typically ask for, not for a legal rule. It is consistent with the separate typingtest.me source on proctored certificates.
Facts taken from this source
- A typing vendor says employers commonly ask a typing certificate to show the name, test date, test length, gross and net WPM, errors, accuracy, the testing organization and a proctor's signature.
“employers commonly ask for your name, test date, test length, gross WPM, errors, net WPM, accuracy, testing organization, and administrator or proctor signature” (FAQ: What information should a typing certificate include?)
- A typing vendor says many in-person certificate providers and public agencies use a five-minute typing test, so the test length should be checked before submitting a certificate.
“Many in-person certificate providers and public agencies use a five-minute test” (FAQ: What typing tests can I use for a typing certificate?)