Spatial
Coming soonOrientation, relative position, and mental rotation in a changing spatial environment.
Guides
Understand ATC selection systems and the abilities you're training.
Two ways in: how each organization's selection process works, and what each ability area actually measures. In-depth articles are being written — the selection-system pages below are already live.
Selection system guides
How each process works.
What's publicly known about each organization's selection process, and how it maps to training here.
Europe
EUROCONTROL / FEAST
Training aligned to the ability areas commonly assessed across FEAST-based air traffic controller selection processes used by European ANSPs.
Canada
NAV CANADA
Training aligned to the ability areas commonly assessed in NAV CANADA's air traffic controller selection process.
Australia
Airservices Australia
Training aligned to the ability areas commonly assessed in the Airservices Australia air traffic controller selection process.
Global
General ATC Aptitude
Broad-based cognitive and aptitude training relevant across ATC selection processes generally — a sensible starting point if you haven't chosen a specific organization yet.
Aptitude guides
Understand what each ability measures.
In-depth guides are in development. Each will be grounded in credible public information.
Memory
Coming soonHolding, updating, and recalling changing information under time pressure.
Attention
Coming soonSustained monitoring and divided attention across concurrent information streams.
Reasoning
Coming soonApplying rules and identifying patterns to reach a correct conclusion.
Numerical
Coming soonFast, accurate mental arithmetic and numerical judgement.
Processing Speed
Coming soonRapidly checking, comparing, and locating information among distractors.
Multitasking
Coming soonManaging several concurrent tasks or information sources without losing accuracy.
Planning
Coming soonSequencing actions to satisfy multiple constraints toward a goal.
Auditory
Coming soonRetaining and acting on spoken instructions and callouts.