The Air Traffic Skills Assessment (or ATSA Test) is the most crucial step in the FAA Air Traffic Pre-Employment Testing. To get into the ATC academy, you must score high on this test. For more info, tips, and samples, visit [ Ссылка ]
In the FAA hiring process, you will face many different screening stages, including medical, physical, and psychological tests. However, the main screening step is the Air Traffic Skills Assessment, aimed to predict if you can make it as an Air Traffic Control Specialist for the Federal Aviation Administration.
The ATSA test is about 3.5 hours long and is broken down into 7 subtests:
1. 1st Memory Game – Differences
2. 2nd Memory Game – Variables
3. Spatial/Visual Relationship
4. ATC Radar Simulation
5. Logical Reasoning Word Problems
6. Personality Test
7. Reading Comprehension
The first 4 tests are gamified, while the last three tests are not.
In this video, Arbel will break down the ATSA test:
00:00 - What Is the ATSA Test?
00:30 - How to Become an ATC Specialist
01:19 - How Long Is the ATSA Test?
01:31 - The ATSA Test Different Scores
01:50 - Can You Retake the ATSA?
02:00 - No Pen & Paper!
02:14 - The ATSA 7 Subtests
02:55 - ATSA Test Sample Questions
03:01 - 1st Memory Game (+Samples)
03:45 - 2nd Memory Game (+Samples)
04:17 - Try It for Yourself!
04:37 - Use a Method and Practice!
05:05 - The ATC Radar Simulation
05:40 - From Easy to Hard Mode
06:15 - 5 Crucial ATSA Test Tips
06:20 - Practice Your Numpad!
06:42 - Collisions Are More Important
07:06 - Try to Ignore Corner Collisions
07:41 - Read the Test Instructions Carefully
08:16 - Practice as Much as You Can
08:42 - How to Prepare for the ATSA?
In the ATSA Test Prep, you will find accurate practice tests for all 7 subtests, including a gamified ATC sim, mimicking the real test as closely as possible. To find out more about the FAA air traffic pre-employment test, and see sample questions for the entire test, visit our dedicated ATSA Test info page - [ Ссылка ]
If you have any questions, you can find Arbel's email at the top of the page.
Good luck and we hope you get Best Qualified on your ATSA!
