@Jimbo
@Owen
I see. So But surely it should put me at an advantage compared to those applicants who are only educated upto GCSE standard.
From GCSE physics, i know what an air traffic controller needs to know the position, height, speed and direction of motion in order to monitor its flight path. Its speed and direction of motion just defines its velocity.
From A-levels, I can say that i know that the position, height and heading of an aircraft gives its displacement, (which is its distance traveled relative to its direction).
But at the end of the day, does the main factor come down to how well one does on the FEAST/DART test?