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Old 18th December 2016 | 19:56
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Aptitude tests

Hello,
Are we allowed to use a calculator or pencil and paper on the math tests?
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Old 19th December 2016 | 12:37
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Never taken an aptitude test, but isn't the math part more about mental arithmetic?
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Old 19th December 2016 | 15:34
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Originally Posted by FuturePilot6
Hello,
Are we allowed to use a calculator or pencil and paper on the math tests?
It depends which school you are applying to.

CTC and Oxford don't allow calculators but FTEjerez do.
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Old 19th December 2016 | 18:33
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paper and pencil for most but so easy just work on your speed. Some schools give you formulae sheets as well.

I used the latest pilot jobs prep package and got 98 percent for maths and physics and I hadn't touched it in 10 years. just do a few hours a day and time yourself. use BBC bitesize for anything that you just can't understand.
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Old 19th December 2016 | 19:25
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Also YouTube has a plethora of videos that can help you. Khan Academy videos are extensive and free, tecmath has some neat mental math videos.
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Old 27th December 2016 | 14:22
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Qtr life, do you have a link for the Pilot jobs prep package?
Thanks.
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Old 12th January 2017 | 18:24
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i didnt use calculator during the cae exam,they didnt let me use
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Old 12th January 2017 | 19:55
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Also some airlines still do non-calculator tests. I had to do one recently and it's been years since I've done pencil and paper maths. Although 45 mins revision of short multiplication and long division and I was fairly confident. Then just practiced for speed.
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