Future Leaders Programme Assessment
Prepare for Unilever's UFLP Sales process, from its two-stage profile assessment and recorded business case to the Discovery Centre, with original FMCG commercial and judgement practice.
- Role family
- Sales and commercial leadership
- Last verified
- 25 October 2026
- Status
- Sales UFLP open since 24 September 2026; rolling close, may shut early once filled
Published process vs practice
What to prepare for
Online application
Unilever describes a short online form that can be pre-filled from LinkedIn. Only your first application, to one function, is considered.
Profile assessment (two stages)
Unilever says this combines a portrait personality test with an online assessment of cognitive, emotional and social traits, with personalised feedback after each stage. The provider is not named.
Digital interview
Three short recorded questions followed by a business case built on Unilever scenarios. Unilever says a person reviews it and AI is not used to screen.
Discovery Centre
A face-to-face day in the life with project meetings, business challenges, a team meeting with Unilever colleagues and an interview. Dates are to be confirmed.
Commercial practice focus
Our sample trains promotion uplift, margin and business-case reasoning. Unilever does not describe its assessment as game-based, but our free trait games are a useful warm-up for behaviour-based tasks.
Free mock test
Try a Unilever-style mock test
5 original questions built around this programme’s published assessment mix, with a worked explanation for every answer. 10 minutes, no sign-up.
Questions
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This is independent practice, not a reproduction of Unilever questions. The scenarios use invented FMCG sales data to train the commercial and business-case reasoning described in the published process.
Question 1 of 5.
Shower gel, one retailer Normal week: 12,000 units at £2.50 Promotion week: 15,600 units at £2.00
Game-based practice
Warm up for task-based assessments
Short, free games that train the reaction, memory, focus and risk tasks used in behaviour-based assessments. See our guide to game-based assessments for how they are scored.
Your preparation plan
Work through the plan, one step at a time
Graduates applying to the Unilever Future Leaders Programme UK&I in Sales (Customer Development); you may apply to one function only. Each step matches a format in Unilever’s published process to a full AceJobTest practice test. Finish a step and the next one opens — your progress is saved to your account, so you can stop on one device and carry on from another. Pro tests unlock with the 90-Day Pass or a Pro subscription.
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