Maths & Pysics & Cabair Assessment?
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Maths & Pysics & Cabair Assessment?
Whats are the papers like for the Cabair assessment? I have it nxt week and was just wondering - any examples would be a great help?????
Thanks guys
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Physics:
learn what the top number and the bottom number is in the periodic table!
Newtons laws of motion
Electromagnetism - flemmings right hand rule etc for direction of a current/field
Electrics - resistors in parallel/series formulae
Maths:
As long as you know rations, percentages, divison all without the use of a calculator then there is no reason whatsoever not to pass this one. I found it a piece of pie.
Trigonometry - just remember the trig formulae. sine = opposote/adjacent etc
seriously. Maths is easy. I could have done it without revising.
learn what the top number and the bottom number is in the periodic table!
Newtons laws of motion
Electromagnetism - flemmings right hand rule etc for direction of a current/field
Electrics - resistors in parallel/series formulae
Maths:
As long as you know rations, percentages, divison all without the use of a calculator then there is no reason whatsoever not to pass this one. I found it a piece of pie.
Trigonometry - just remember the trig formulae. sine = opposote/adjacent etc
seriously. Maths is easy. I could have done it without revising.
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blaugh, just realized they're not working with mac
I'll have to check them out in work or download Firefox and see if it works then (currently using Safari).
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Daddy's cheque book size ?
The reason for these so called tests is to smoke screen the airline personell departments into thinking that some sort of objective selection is happening.
The fact of the matter is the only thing that matters is the money, if you have it they will try to train you.
Funny thing is the modular course gets you the same licence at about half the price so the hard truth is some of you are paying a lot of money for a bit of job placemet at the end of the course................ plus you also get the training outfits telling you how much better you are than the second class modular students !
The fact of the matter is the only thing that matters is the money, if you have it they will try to train you.
Funny thing is the modular course gets you the same licence at about half the price so the hard truth is some of you are paying a lot of money for a bit of job placemet at the end of the course................ plus you also get the training outfits telling you how much better you are than the second class modular students !
A and C.... I can assure you, if you don't have the maths or physics skills, they don't let you in, regardless if you have the money or not. Nearly everyone who opts for intergrated route, applies for a bank loan to HSBC....
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yes they do have a pen and paper, in fact its unlimited! so you can easily solve the problems, they will not care whatever stuff you put on your paper cause at the end of your exam you'll just throw it to the bin.
Goodluck!
Goodluck!
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I completed the assesment around a year ago.
They suggest C level maths and physics, to be honest, it wasn't extremely difficult, but i wouldnt suggest GCSE, some questions i encountered were deffinetely of lower A-level standards.
But they do give you a pen and paper, and aslong as you revise all they suggest, you should be fine!!
Good Luck.
They suggest C level maths and physics, to be honest, it wasn't extremely difficult, but i wouldnt suggest GCSE, some questions i encountered were deffinetely of lower A-level standards.
But they do give you a pen and paper, and aslong as you revise all they suggest, you should be fine!!
Good Luck.
