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RankHigh for Organizations
Give students, recruits or members preparation for the competitive public-sector examination they actually have to sit — from one platform, with the same verified content individual candidates buy today.
This is not built yet. RankHigh currently sells to individual candidates. There are no organization accounts, no seat management, no bulk pricing and no procurement process — and none of those are being advertised here as though they exist. What there is, is a way to tell us what your program needs before any of it is designed.
Goes to support@rankhighprep.com. A real person replies — the same address the rest of the site uses.
Who this is aimed at
If your program is not on this list and the written examination is in your way, say so. It is a list of who we think this would help, not a list of who is already using it and not a decision about who qualifies.
Community colleges
Criminal justice and fire science programs whose students sit an entry-level written examination before they sit anything else.
Public-safety academies
Pre-academy and cadet programs preparing a cohort for one examination on a known calendar.
Municipal and agency recruiting
Recruiting teams who want candidates to arrive prepared for the written stage, so the process loses fewer of them there.
Veteran transition programs
Transition services placing people into public-safety careers, where the written examination is usually the first hurdle.
What exists today
The candidate product is real and on sale: preparation for one written examination, bought by one person, with a free twelve-question diagnostic to try first and no signup to take it.
Anyone in your program can use it today exactly as any other candidate would. Nothing about an organization conversation has to happen first, and nothing on this page is a condition of that.
What is useful to tell us
Which examination your people sit, roughly how many of them, and when. That is what decides whether an organization offering is worth building and what it would have to do — and it is genuinely more useful to us than a request for a quote we could not honestly give yet.