One big long thread of Q's you have probably had before!
Hello
First of all, apologies, I am sure you have all had these questions lots of times. But i have checked the sticky's and the search function and am not having much luck, so please be kind to me! Firstly, my situation - Applied for NATS and fell at the first hurdle by not passing the initial selection day. Totally my fault, I took some advice from a bad source and prepared for the day to be not what it actually was. But I cannot re-apply for another 12 months, which works out well because I am tied into a new job on contract for 12 months anyway. Here are the questions: - Do people tend to improve on thier 2nd and 3rd attempt? - If you total the amount of NATS and EUROCONTROL attempts, it totals 6, surely this must be enough to get through atleast one of them? - What are the predicted NATS/EUROCONTROL recruitement demands for 12 months time? Any information here will help! Regards Brali |
Just bumping this thread to the top agan - still hunting for anwers!
Bal. |
Hi Bra,
I found the selection tests much easier the second time around because you know exactly what to expect and can prepare yourself appropriately. NATS are currently undergoing a big recruitment drive but big changes are likely to take place over the next year or two... I'm afraid I don't know anything about Eurocontrol though, sorry. |
Do people tend to improve on thier 2nd and 3rd attempt? If you total the amount of NATS and EUROCONTROL attempts, it totals 6, surely this must be enough to get through atleast one of them? What are the predicted NATS/EUROCONTROL recruitement demands for 12 months time? |
Excellent, some helpful answers there.
I can't do anything yet for a year anyway, so it will be interesting to see how things change during this time. Perhaps someone will get an 'e' and an 'i' the wrong way around whilst spelling a word, and the world will end. Bra. |
My stock answer for those who don't get through the screening of aptitude testing is that it may have saved you a year or two of hard work with no rating/job at the end of it. You don't have to be particularly smart to be an ATC, just have a brain wired in a particular way.
Best of luck with your endeavours. |
Originally Posted by Dances with Boffins
(Post 2779113)
If you can't do it, you can't do it. This applies to about 95% of the population and that's what selection is designed to do. Select those who CAN. |
Originally Posted by vixen1
(Post 2778695)
Hi Bra,
you know exactly what to expect and can prepare yourself appropriately. |
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