Coordination & Screening Path. Inspired by the COMPASS selection style, from European Pilot Selection and Training (EPST).
COMPASS, from European Pilot Selection and Training, is a computer-based screening battery used by a number of airlines and flight schools. Its six core tests are a compensatory control task, a slalom pursuit-tracking task, an aviation-parameter memory task, a maths block, a three-instrument orientation task and a task-manager multitasking run. Each is graded on a 1 to 7 scale and the six grades are summed into a single composite the airline or school checks against a threshold. This route rehearses that same six-part mix with original SkyStudy exercises, in a comparable order. On the real test the control modules use a joystick and rudder pedals; here you use a keyboard and mouse. These are original SkyStudy exercises, not the COMPASS battery itself.
A six-test screening battery, each test graded 1 to 7 and summed into one composite, covering psychomotor control, pursuit tracking, aviation-parameter memory, mental maths, three-instrument orientation and multitasking.
A computer-based screening battery used by a number of airlines and flight schools. It typically covers psychomotor coordination, multitasking, short-term memory, instrument orientation, mental arithmetic and technical questions, with optional English and verbal reasoning.
Work through the exercises in order, or jump to the ones you want to sharpen. Each opens on its own page with a how-to, worked examples and instant scoring saved privately in your browser.
A path builds the skills at your own pace. When you want to rehearse selection-day pacing, a timed mock battery runs several exercises back to back under one clock and scores them together. See the mock batteries or read which tests airlines use.
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