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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Another little point - it's far far better to be accurate and slightly slow than to be fast but end up with lots of typos (the RSA typing test used to record your speed and then deduct time for every mistake).
Another useful practice hint - look at the "f" and "j" keys on your keyboard. You'll notice they have little bars on them that you can feel with your index fingers. (I believe it was an aid for blind people.) Always start to type by putting your left hand index finger on the "f" key and your right index finger on the "j" key. The rest of your fingers should then sit naturally along the "asdf line" of keys. Use your left hand for the left hand side of the keyboard and your right hand for the right hand side. You will soon build up accuracy and speed then. Good luck with the job application.
The bumps on the 'f' and 'j' keys (called the home keys) are for people who have learned to touch type as I did as part of the RSA II exam (although mine was a way back when you had to learn to count spaces to centre headings!!!) If you did not have them you would have to look down every now and then to make sure your index fingers were resting on them - as Bravo girl says the fingers all splay out from there and sometimes you have to leave the home keys and return to them and this way you can always be sure you are right. I still see RSA II asked for in lots of job advertisements.