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[Paul69]

Originally Posted by Sergeant1

I applied 3 days before the closing date and received an invitation to complete the Arctic Shores assessment on 5th.

all we can do is wait

[PilotWannabe6]

I just got the attention to detail test sent to me

[DomMar195]

Just got through to attention to detail test. Phew!

[PrettyFlyForAWifi]

I also received my invite to the "Attention to Detail Assessment" yesterday!

[ZeroHours]

Originally Posted by DomMar195

Just got through to attention to detail test. Phew!

Hi DomMar195, I've just been invited to my numeracy and verbal reasoning assessment. Could you give any pointers for what the numeracy test looks like and anywhere you know of I could practice before I sit the assessment? Thanks!

[aero_kris]

I have seen some rejection emails coming through and lots of emails progressing people but I have received nothing so far.
I score 17 on Arctic Shores, which is not great and I don't hold much hope, but have not heard anything.

Is there anyone with similar score that has been progressed?

[OlaP54]

aero_kris Quick question on how you got to 17 - Are you counting the places where one of four dots is? Thank you in advance!

[aero_kris]

OlaP54 Yeah, just from left to right I counted the dots, I know its a scale more than a hard number but need a way to quantify that

[KL1576]

Did anyone else have to register an account before accessing the attention to detail test? Thought it would have taken me straight through like previous tests - hopefully they can still link my profile to my application..

[FlyWithDan]

Originally Posted by KL1576

Did anyone else have to register an account before accessing the attention to detail test? Thought it would have taken me straight through like previous tests - hopefully they can still link my profile to my application..

Same for me. I presume they will link it based on your email address and/or name! (or maybe even the URL for the tests is unique just for you)

[DomMar195]

Google SHL test practice

[va3q]

Hey everyone!
Does anyone know how many online assessments there are in total? On Jet2's application guidance it is stated that the stages are: cognitive assessment, ability assessment and pilot aptitude assessment, but from other applicants I have gathered that the second stage is divided into 3 seperate ones- numerical and verbal reasoning, attention to detail and physics. Does that mean that there are 5 assessments in total, before the interviews? I still have not received a response after completing the first test, but according to the guidance, the assessments should be completed until the 16th of June. Do you think that they will extend this deadline?

[PilotWannabe6]

Originally Posted by va3q

Hey everyone!
Does anyone know how many online assessments there are in total? On Jet2's application guidance it is stated that the stages are: cognitive assessment, ability assessment and pilot aptitude assessment, but from other applicants I have gathered that the second stage is divided into 3 seperate ones- numerical and verbal reasoning, attention to detail and physics. Does that mean that there are 5 assessments in total, before the interviews? I still have not received a response after completing the first test, but according to the guidance, the assessments should be completed until the 16th of June. Do you think that they will extend this deadline?

There's the artic shores assessment (which has 6 tests). Then a numerical, verbal, attention to detail and physics test. Then after it's AON testing which has 9 tests. So 19 altogether but they're relatively short.

I think they'll definitely be moving the deadline back a bit.

[va3q]

Originally Posted by PilotWannabe6

There's the artic shores assessment (which has 6 tests). Then a numerical, verbal, attention to detail and physics test. Then after it's AON testing which has 9 tests. So 19 altogether but they're relatively short.

I think they'll definitely be moving the deadline back a bit.

Thank you for the reply! As far as I understood, numerical and verbal come as one assessment. are physics and the AON testing 2 seperate ones after that, where you have to wait for the results once again? In this case, I would assume it would take at least 2 more weeks...

[PilotWannabe6]

Originally Posted by va3q

Thank you for the reply! As far as I understood, numerical and verbal come as one assessment. are physics and the AON testing 2 seperate ones after that, where you have to wait for the results once again? In this case, I would assume it would take at least 2 more weeks...

Numerical and verbal come together but they are separate tests. Attention to detail comes on its own as does the physics test. The AON presumably comes on its own and you can probably do the 9 tests at different times rather than in one sitting but until we get there we won't know for sure.

[Paul69]

Originally Posted by aero_kris

I have seen some rejection emails coming through and lots of emails progressing people but I have received nothing so far.
I score 17 on Arctic Shores, which is not great and I don't hold much hope, but have not heard anything.

Is there anyone with similar score that has been progressed?

Where did you hear about the rejection emails?

[aero_kris]

Originally Posted by Paul69

Where did you hear about the rejection emails?

There is a Whatsapp group that is listed at the beginning of the thread and people have reported recieving rejection emails.

[Paul69]

Originally Posted by aero_kris

There is a Whatsapp group that is listed at the beginning of the thread and people have reported recieving rejection emails.

Thank you 👍

[CONS_JC]

Can I just ask when you did you Artic Shores Test? I just need to know I've been rejected and stop refreshing my inbox

[Dellboi]

So even with that 1 in the arctic shores results, I did get an invite for numerical and verbal reasoning assessment.

was anyone else’s tests insanely short. I may have been too deliberate on the answers. So the adaptive computer probably decided I was just too slow 🤦🏻.