The ANT test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in numerical reasoning and spatial awareness, requiring the candidate to examine information from multiple sources and calculate precise answers using speed, distance and time equations.

In this test module, the candidate must interpret route-based information and apply mathematical formulae to determine correct values under time pressure.

Use our Routes activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

Additionally, view Step-by-Step Explanations in this activity to improve your understanding of those processes required to find the answer.

The ABD test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in mathematics and spatial awareness, requiring the candidate to promptly estimate angles, bearings and degrees displayed in two-dimensional diagrams.

In this test module, the candidate must demonstrate an understanding of angular measurement and orientation under time pressure.

Use our Angles & Bearings activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

The ACT test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in motor skills, memory recall and ability to concentrate, requiring the candidate to navigate through a tunnel with increasing difficulty.

In this test module, the candidate must adapt to new tasks that are introduced progressively over time, demanding sustained concentration and fine motor control whilst managing concurrent cognitive demands.

Use our Tunnel activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to engage with realistic simulations of the above module.

We recommend using a USB Joystick with our Tunnel activity to ensure effective preparation.

The CUT test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in multitasking and monitoring ability, requiring the candidate to carefully and efficiently manage a variety of tasks to ensure sustained operation within specified parameters.

In this test module, the candidate must demonstrate effective task management and prioritisation, monitoring multiple systems and responding appropriately as conditions change.

Use our Procedures activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

The FLAG test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in monitoring ability, memory recall and multitasking, requiring the candidate to monitor aircraft movement and action responses when specified criteria are met.

In this test module, the candidate must track and respond to the movements of multiple aircraft, retaining and applying rules to determine appropriate actions under time pressure.

Use our FLG activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

The Digit Recognition Test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in memory recall, requiring the candidate to memorise and answer simple questioning on digits of increasing length.

This test module is fast-paced in nature, with sequences that progressively increase in difficulty as the candidate advances.

Use our Digits activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from a realistic simulation of the above module.

The DAD test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in spatial transformation and mathematics, requiring the candidate to combine spatial and mathematical reasoning to identify relative distances and directions from various positions.

In this test module, the candidate must accurately interpret positional information and apply logical reasoning to determine correct answers.

Use our Positions activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

The DPT test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in multitasking, monitoring ability and spatial awareness, requiring the candidate to manage the flight of multiple aircraft from a top-down perspective to achieve mission objectives.

In this test module, the candidate must simultaneously track and direct several aircraft, anticipating trajectories and making timely decisions to ensure safe and effective outcomes.

Use our Traffic activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

The INSC test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in spatial awareness and spatial transformation, requiring the candidate to interpret common aircraft instruments and match them accurately with three-dimensional images and accompanying statements.

In this test module, the candidate must demonstrate an understanding of standard aviation instrumentation and the ability to translate instrument readings into spatial orientation.

Use our Instrument Comprehension activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to engage with realistic simulations of the above module.

The Numerical Operations Test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in mathematics and ability to concentrate, requiring the candidate to rapidly add, subtract, divide and multiply in basic operational mathematic equations.

This test module is fast-paced in nature and demands both speed and accuracy in performing fundamental arithmetic operations.

Use our Speed Maths activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

The RTT test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in motor skills, monitoring ability and spatial awareness, requiring the candidate to observe and capture imagery of enemy aircraft, watercraft and land-based installations.

In this test module, the candidate must demonstrate precise motor control and sustained situational awareness to successfully track and engage targets.

Use our Scout activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

We recommend using a USB Joystick with our Scout activity to ensure effective preparation.

The SMA test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in motor skills, requiring the candidate to exercise fine motor control to correct the movement of an erratic red ball and successfully return it to the centre position.

In this test module, the candidate must make precise adjustments to counteract unpredictable movement, demonstrating steady and controlled input.

Use our Motor Control activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

We recommend using a USB Joystick with our Motor Control activity to ensure effective preparation.

The MAT-B test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in mathematics and numerical reasoning, requiring the candidate to calculate answers to word problems that incorporate the concepts of speed, distance and time.

This test module provides questioning using real-world scenarios and requires the candidate to apply mathematical knowledge to ascertain the correct answer to each calculation.

Use our Mathematical Reasoning activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

The SLT test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in mathematics and verbal reasoning, requiring the candidate to examine information and data from a variety of resources to answer math-based questioning.

In this test module, the candidate must interpret and synthesise information from multiple sources, applying both logical and mathematical reasoning to determine the correct responses.

Use our System activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

The MATF test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates a candidate's ability to concentrate, requiring the candidate to interrogate large grids or collections of individual tables to identify precise values.

In this test module, the candidate must rapidly and accurately locate specific data points within complex tabular structures under time pressure.

Use our Tables activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

The TRT test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in multitasking and monitoring ability, requiring the candidate to spread their attention to manage multiple concurrent tasks in this labour-intensive module.

In this test module, the candidate must demonstrate effective prioritisation and sustained attention across several simultaneous demands.

Use our Targets activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

The VLT test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in verbal reasoning, requiring the candidate to draw logical conclusions from increasing quantities of text-based information in order to answer questioning.

In this test module, the candidate must carefully read and interpret written passages, applying deductive reasoning to determine correct responses.

Use our Inference activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to engage with realistic simulations of the above module.

The Visual Search Test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates a candidate's ability to concentrate, requiring the candidate to rapidly identify numbers corresponding to chosen letters in this fast-paced module.

This test module demands rapid visual processing and sustained attention to accurately match values under time pressure.

Use our Scan activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.

The Vigilance Test module incorporated into the MACTS pilot assessment evaluates candidate ability in monitoring ability and reaction time, requiring the candidate to engage with a coordinate-based system to prioritise and action the clearing of objects.

In this test module, the candidate must demonstrate sustained vigilance and prompt reaction to effectively manage and clear objects as they appear.

Use our Vigilance activity in both Normal Mode and Training Mode to benefit from realistic simulations of the above module.