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FEAST testing
Hi, apologies if this is the wrong area.
I have recently applied for a trainee ATCO position, and have been selected to attend aptitude / feast testing next month.
Anyone have any tips on to how I should prepare / what I might expect during the tests?
I ask as I have spent the last few years doing a job that I havent really had to think about doing, and fear that i may have lost some of the mental skills that would help.
I have downloaded an app that perports to be a good approximation of the test, which seems to be various testing styles, both around logical thinking, spacial awaresness and prioritising, and appear to be doing ok (I think, with lowest scores of 75% in some areas and 90%s in others)
Any help advice would be greatly appreciated. This is a job I briefly considered as a teenager, but back then lacked the self belief and discipline to follow up on. Now (many years later,) I have the chance to rectify that mistake, and embark on a career that seems both interesting and engaging.
thanks.
I have recently applied for a trainee ATCO position, and have been selected to attend aptitude / feast testing next month.
Anyone have any tips on to how I should prepare / what I might expect during the tests?
I ask as I have spent the last few years doing a job that I havent really had to think about doing, and fear that i may have lost some of the mental skills that would help.
I have downloaded an app that perports to be a good approximation of the test, which seems to be various testing styles, both around logical thinking, spacial awaresness and prioritising, and appear to be doing ok (I think, with lowest scores of 75% in some areas and 90%s in others)
Any help advice would be greatly appreciated. This is a job I briefly considered as a teenager, but back then lacked the self belief and discipline to follow up on. Now (many years later,) I have the chance to rectify that mistake, and embark on a career that seems both interesting and engaging.
thanks.
