Reapplication
 

Hey folks,

Here's my situation.

I applied to NATS last August but narrowly failed the stage 1 selection. I am intending on reapplying this year and it is my last chance (30 in october). From what I've read on the website I can re-apply at any time but I have to leave a year between selection tests. Does this mean I can just reapply just now but not book my stage 1 until a year has passed after my last one? Or would I be better hanging off for a while?

reapplying.....
 

it may be worth you contacting them and finding out what exactly you failed. i marginally failed one of the interviews and they let me just resit that one interview rather than doing everything all again.

need anything else let me know

good luck

I already got feedback after my test. It was the basic checking test that I failed. (Spent too long looking for duplicate answers that weren't there because I seen duplicates on the sample paper ;) )

So, do you think I would be able to resit this one test ASAP? as opposed to waiting until August and resitting them all?

Who would I contact in regards to this?

I thought that would be the case. Cheers for the info.

Hey NeoDude.
How did you get feedback on the stage one tests? I contacted NATS after mine but was told they could not tell me where I had failed or how narrow the margin was to passing.
I'll be re-applying in a year too, but I will leave it until a few months nearer the time to do so.

re apply
 

guys stick at it

although the year seems a while it will be worth the wait do as much background research as you can in the mean time, the mats part 1 is on the net in e format this would help at interview and def so at college. i failed the selection twice and fortunatly passed on my final chance and am currently at Hurn so get the head down and good luck.

cheers:ok:

I failed first attempt back in 2001, and reapplied about 10 months later. I was given a date for selection tests pretty much exactly 12 months after my first ones so I'd say try reapplying now.

Good luck!

Chris