Eurocontrol Testing and Interviews
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From: Belgium
In that case, maybe the test is just far too new to have been included in the current selections at Belgocontrol, where only FEAST 1 and FEAST 2 are being used now.
Perhaps they'll include a new, FEAST 3, test in the future too, but as of yet, that hasn't happened.
Perhaps they'll include a new, FEAST 3, test in the future too, but as of yet, that hasn't happened.
More than just an ATCO
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From: Up someone's nose
EUROCONTROL are still accepting applications, which will be held on file for the next opportunity, details will appear on the website closer to the time.
Joined: Oct 2015
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From: London
I am applying for trainee in Croatian control.
This years tests have 3 rounds
1. personality test from home computer
2. feast + dart at their location
3. team assignment
question: what could "team assignment" be? please describe any team assignments you have encountered
thnx
This years tests have 3 rounds
1. personality test from home computer
2. feast + dart at their location
3. team assignment
question: what could "team assignment" be? please describe any team assignments you have encountered
thnx
Joined: Jan 2016
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From: na
hello!
In the feast test, when playing with the divided attention test. Can I use the numeric keys which are in straight line or you can only use the numpad? Or you can use whatever you like in the same time?
Thanks
In the feast test, when playing with the divided attention test. Can I use the numeric keys which are in straight line or you can only use the numpad? Or you can use whatever you like in the same time?
Thanks
Joined: Aug 2009
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From: -
MUAC are recruiting ab-initio student controllers again:
Becoming an air traffic controller | Eurocontrol
Becoming an air traffic controller | Eurocontrol
Joined: Jan 2016
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From: na
Thanks! How does "multi tasking test" looks like? Does anyone know? Is it some kind of strip management atc kind of games feat some extra addon task? It might be some new thing. Couple of years ago there was no such part of the feast test.
Joined: Jan 2016
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From: uk
feast test dart 2
hi, I will be doing the eurocontrol feast test, Is it true that there is another test called multi test control with the dart section?
and in the dart testing the will we have a lot of inactive aircraft?
can any one who did the dart test last year respond.
thankss
and in the dart testing the will we have a lot of inactive aircraft?
can any one who did the dart test last year respond.
thankss
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From: Yorkshire
Can someone help me?
The site says you have to be younger than 25 on the start of training and that training courses start in October.
I'm currently 25 and don't become 26 until November. Do you think I'd be able to qualify?
I got pretty close last time and this would be my last chance.
The site says you have to be younger than 25 on the start of training and that training courses start in October.
I'm currently 25 and don't become 26 until November. Do you think I'd be able to qualify?
I got pretty close last time and this would be my last chance.
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From: Sweden
I did the Feast and DART at Eurocontrol last december. Got to Stage 2 testing but failed there unfortunately. Now I see that their age restricition is not to have turned 25 years as of October 1st 2016.
I turn 25 two weeks before that date, which feels really !!!!ty. Can they really make an age restriciton? I guess they can make their own rules for applicants but somehow it might be viewed by some people as a form of age discrimination? I mean, does the EU regulations allow this? Just a question!
I turn 25 two weeks before that date, which feels really !!!!ty. Can they really make an age restriciton? I guess they can make their own rules for applicants but somehow it might be viewed by some people as a form of age discrimination? I mean, does the EU regulations allow this? Just a question!
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From: -
Can someone help me?
The site says you have to be younger than 25 on the start of training and that training courses start in October.
I'm currently 25 and don't become 26 until November. Do you think I'd be able to qualify?
I got pretty close last time and this would be my last chance.
The site says you have to be younger than 25 on the start of training and that training courses start in October.
I'm currently 25 and don't become 26 until November. Do you think I'd be able to qualify?
I got pretty close last time and this would be my last chance.
Not yet be 25 years of age on 1 October 2017.
I did the Feast and DART at Eurocontrol last december. Got to Stage 2 testing but failed there unfortunately. Now I see that their age restricition is not to have turned 25 years as of October 1st 2016.
I turn 25 two weeks before that date, which feels really !!!!ty. Can they really make an age restriciton? I guess they can make their own rules for applicants but somehow it might be viewed by some people as a form of age discrimination? I mean, does the EU regulations allow this? Just a question!
I turn 25 two weeks before that date, which feels really !!!!ty. Can they really make an age restriciton? I guess they can make their own rules for applicants but somehow it might be viewed by some people as a form of age discrimination? I mean, does the EU regulations allow this? Just a question!

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From: Latvia
It's just basic economics. An unsuccessful trainee costs a lot of money, and a successful trainee costs even more. Training, on average, lasts 3 years. Retirement age is 55. They are just making sure they are getting their money's worth and the new trainees are young enough to put in at least 30 years of service (well, to be very precise, 27 years of service).
Also, a younger applicant is less likely to have a family (therefore, less distractions during training) and more likely to have absolute freedom in moving away and dropping everything for training and the job. It's not discrimination - it's common sense.
Also, a younger applicant is less likely to have a family (therefore, less distractions during training) and more likely to have absolute freedom in moving away and dropping everything for training and the job. It's not discrimination - it's common sense.
Joined: Mar 2016
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From: Bucharest
I passed FEAST 1 in Romania and am scheduled for FEAST 2. I heard that besides DART there is also Multipass. I practised alot on Skytest and they just had an update to the software adding a Multi control test (kind Of strip management but also with flying planes you can guide). Does anyone know if this is similar to the multipass in FEAST?



