Originally Posted by
flyerkubus
This is exactly what I mean Constant92. Also, do you mind if I use this opportunity and ask you about the compass test as I'm assuming you have done one if you are with BAA? I just found out three weeks prior to my assessment day and compass test which I am not familiar with. Could you confirm how many questions are in math part how many minutes and if it is whether multiple choice or you have to put the answer? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
all the best,
Kuba
Cześć Kuba,
Jurow's advice is spot on, just get the one month subscription and practice the different exercises. If you practice the math and physics part at the intermediate and advanced levels, you will be just fine on the day of the test. There was also an exercise where you had to find the correct aircraft position based on the indications on the instrument, something like that... I'm sure you can find the exercise in question. I also remember we had an exercise where we had to memorise different values, also practice your hand-eye coordination skills with a joystick. If you don't mind spending an extra 80 EUR I highly recommend getting Skytest Middle East. I reckon you'll be fine with the one month subscription on latestpilotjobs, but there's no harm in improving your chances with Skytest.