Preparing for the Canadian Air Force AEC Aircrew Selection Test

[JeffDollar]

I have my Aerospace Control Officer (AEC) aircrew selection test coming up next month for the Canadian Air Force. While most of the test seems to require general aptitude, there's a section focused on mathematical problems involving distance, speed, time, and fuel consumption.

Do you have any general advice for acing the overall aircrew selection test?

[realtor360]

For your aircrew selection test, I'd suggest diving into practice problems for distance, speed, and time to get a good handle on the math part. When I was prepping for something similar, I found it really helped to do timed practice tests to get used to the pressure. Also, try to stay relaxed and don’t overthink things—just stay focused and trust your prep.

[supportive]

To excel in your Aerospace Control Officer selection test, especially in the math section, focus on mastering the core concepts of distance, speed, time, and fuel consumption. Practice problems that involve these topics to build familiarity with the types of questions you'll encounter. Use online resources or study guides specifically tailored for aircrew selection tests to simulate test conditions. Time yourself while practicing to improve your speed and accuracy under pressure. Additionally, review any relevant aviation or aerospace principles that might be covered. Finally, ensure you get plenty of rest and stay calm during the test to help you perform at your best.hill climb racing Good luck!

[labeltan]

Look for specific aircrew selection test preparation guides or resources related to Canadian military testing. Some books or websites offer focused practice tests that align with the Canadian Air Force standards.