Skills available to practise
FlightDeck's library includes practice in numeracy, spatial awareness, multitasking, memory, instrument reading, English comprehension and applied physics. Employers set their own selection requirements; this list describes training available on FlightDeck, not a shared assessment syllabus.
- Numerical estimation, sequences, and multi-step arithmetic
- Spatial rotation, folding, and trajectory reasoning
- Dual-task monitoring with accuracy under distraction
- Short-term memory, recall, and pattern recognition
- Instrument scanning and control-style reading tasks
Build a preparation schedule
Choose a practice rhythm that fits your available time. You might use short skill-focused sessions, one mixed block and a review of missed items each week; there is no required FlightDeck schedule.
Track pace and accuracy separately. A rising accuracy score with flat pace often means you are ready to add time pressure; flat accuracy with improving pace may mean you are rushing before the reasoning step is stable.
How to use this guide
Treat this as practical preparation guidance: which skills matter, how to schedule practice and how to review weak areas. Pair it with original FlightDeck timed drills. Full platform boundaries are on the Terms page.