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Diplomat

International Relations Embassy

Want to represent your country in international relations?

On this page you will find comprehensive information about the diplomat profession: what the role involves, what negotiation skills and international knowledge are required, and how to know if you are suited for the world of diplomacy, international relations and foreign policy. Career guidance is done online here on the site, start now!

Diplomat is a general term for any of the official representatives of a country or an international organization (such as the UN, European Union, or African Union) who is sent to another country to continuously manage international relations between the two countries (or between the organization and the country). The diplomat serves as an envoy on behalf of the political echelon and is entrusted with representing the interests of the sending country to the host country. The diplomat is the eyes, ears, and voice of their country, and must translate national interests and values into creating and maintaining connections abroad. Diplomats are not authorized to dictate policy, and they perform their duties according to the directives of their senders, the statesmen. However, diplomats sent to a specific country serve as a source of knowledge and expertise for their country regarding that country. (Source: Wikipedia)

Career guidance for a position Diplomat


What do you get after an exam for Diplomat
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skills
(9 sections distribution)
9 very high (4%)
 
4%
9) Indicator 96-100, ~ 4% higher points, ~ 96% achieved a lower score (4% achieved exactly this point) - ~ about 4% of candidates have this point, which means that they are special persons.
8 high (10%)
 
7%
8) Indicator 89-96, ~ 4% got a higher score, ~ 89% got a lower score (7% achieved this exact score) - ~ About 10% of candidates have this score (or higher), that is, some people are in this rating and above.
7 above average (23%)
 
12%
7) Scoring 77-89, ~ 11% got a higher score, ~ 77% got a lower score (12% achieved this exact score) - ~ About 1/4 of candidates have this score (or higher), which means a small fraction of candidates.
6 high average (40%)
 
17%
6) Indicator 60-77, ~ 23% got a higher score, ~ 60% got a lower score (17% achieved this exact score) - ~ about 40% of candidates have this score (or higher), which means the level is slightly above average.
5 average (50%)
 
20%
5) Indicator 40-60%, ~ 40% got a higher score, ~ 40% got a lower score (20% got this exact score). ~ This is an average score, half of the candidates get a higher score and half a lower score.
4 low average (60%)
 
17%
4) Indicator 23-40%, ~ 60% got a higher score, ~ 23% got a lower score (17% achieved this exact result). - ~ About 60% of candidates have achieved a higher level, which means that the level is slightly below average.
3 below average (75%)
 
12%
3) Indicator 11-23%, ~ 77% achieved a higher score, ~ 11% achieved a lower score (12% achieved exactly this point) - ~ about 3/4 of candidates achieved higher scores than this level.
2 low (90%)
 
7%
2) Indicator 4–11%, ~ 89% achieved a higher score, ~ 4% achieved a lower score (7% achieved exactly this point) - ~ about 90% of candidates achieved a higher level than this level.
1 very low (96%)
 
4%
1) Indicator 0-4%, ~ 4% below points, ~ 96% achieved a higher score (4% achieved exactly this point) - ~ Almost all candidates received higher scores than this level.

The [9] Scale: Represents the percentile of population that will reach or surpass this grade.
This implies the majority of the population will score 4, 5 or 6 and only a fraction will score 9 or 1.

personality
(7 sections distribution)
7 Very high (5%)
 
5%
Might 96-100%, top 5% of the population, 95% have a lower score (5% have just reached this mark) About 5% of the population is in this grade, which means they are individuals of virtue.
6 High (15%)
 
10%
Masons 86-95%, 5% scored higher, 85% scored lower (10% scored exactly) - about 15% of the population is (or higher), which means a small proportion of the population.
5 Average - High (35%)
 
20%
Masons 66-85%, 15% have a higher score, 60% have a lower score (20% have just reached this score), and about 35% of the population is (or higher), which means the level is slightly above average.
4 Average (50%)
 
30%
Masons 36-65%, 35% have a higher score, 35% have a lower score (30% have just scored) This is the average grade, half the people score higher and half lower score.
3 Average - Low (65%)
 
20%
Masons 16-35%, 65% scored higher, 15% scored lower (20% scored exactly), and 65% of the population achieved higher than this level, which means the level is slightly below average.
2 Low (80%)
 
10%
Masons 6-15%, 85% scored higher, 5% scored lower (10% scored exactly), and 85% of the population achieved higher levels than this.
1 Very low (95%)
 
5%
Masters 0-5%, 5% lower grades, 95% scored higher (5% scored exactly), almost all examinees achieved higher levels than this.

The [7] Scale: Represents the percentile of population that will reach or surpass this grade.
This implies the majority of the population will score 3, 4 or 5 and only a fraction will score 7 or 1.

The Personality Report is based on research conducted by Logipass that observed how a person ranks himself, his views and the way others rate him.

The scores range from "very high" to "very low" and are statistically relative, i.e. "very high" is relatively high in comparison to the population and in other words reflects the fact that the majority of people rank lower in a specific metric.




Tests and Characteristics

Candidates being tested for this position may be required to take the following tests:

Diagrammatic Reasoning 8
General thinking ability Abstract thinking Visual perception Analysis ability
English Knowledge and Comprehension 4
English language proficiency Didactic ability
Number Sequences 6
General thinking ability Numerical ability Analysis ability
Verbal Analogies 4
General thinking ability Abstract thinking Verbal ability Analysis ability
Mental Arithmetics 5
Numerical ability Didactic ability
Memory Test - Chores 5
Everyday memory Verbal ability Didactic ability
Verbal Reasoning 6
Verbal ability Analysis ability
Memory Test - Names 4
General thinking ability Everyday memory Verbal ability Didactic ability

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