1Symbol Match
Two symbols appear side by side. Press as soon as they are identical, and do nothing when they differ. You have 3 minutes.
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Free NATS practice for UK selection
Practice for NATS trainee recruitment.
- 5 free modules
12Monitoring Ability
Count the moving balls inside the circle and press the matching number. Finish the questions within 2 minutes.
3Motion Challenge
Slide the ball into the hole in as few steps as you can. Each puzzle is one round.
4Ability to Concentrate
A figure appears on a ring of marks. Press D for an E with exactly three marks, and A for anything else. The clock runs until the set is finished.
5Inductive Reasoning
Two grids follow a rule. Choose the two other grids that follow the same rule. Each question is one round.
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Full versionSpatial Recall
A marker flashes on a scattered field. Answer the spatial question, then tap the markers in the same order. Each recall is one round.
Full versionGrid Deduction
Each symbol appears once in every row and column. Choose the symbol for the marked cell. Each grid is one round.
Full versionSpatial Orientation
Read the gyro for the flying direction and the RBI for the zone around the ground station. Place the matching letter in that zone. Each question is one round.
Full versionListening Comprehension
A recording plays once. Then answer the set of questions from what you heard.
Full versionSituational Judgement
Read a workplace situation and choose the most effective response and the least effective response.
About free NATS training
NATS provides air traffic control in the United Kingdom.
This is a free introduction to NATS. The modules run directly in your browser and let you try several NATS-style tasks without installing anything.
The modules are designed to help you get familiar with the task format and controls while giving you time to practice each exercise. You can take your time, try different approaches, and repeat the exercises to get comfortable with how they work.