Instrument comprehension
Read the attitude indicator and heading indicator together, then pick the aircraft picture that matches. You learn a fixed checking order so you stop second-guessing.
One-to-one online preparation for the RAF Computer Based Aptitude Test. Real-format question types, speed shortcuts and timed drills, planned backwards from your test date.
Every session uses original practice questions written to match the real format, never copied from the test.
Read the attitude indicator and heading indicator together, then pick the aircraft picture that matches. You learn a fixed checking order so you stop second-guessing.
Estimate angles by eye and work out bearings quickly, using reference angles you can picture without a protractor.
Fold flat strips into 3D shapes in your head and track how faces and markings end up, step by step until it's fast.
Speed, distance and time, percentages, fractions and conversions, solved with shortcuts that save seconds on every question.
When to move on, when to make a smart guess, and how to keep your accuracy through long test sessions.
Homework after every session with a marked report, then full timed mocks so test day feels familiar.
Test formats can change. Always check the latest information from the RAF before your test day.
15 sessions × 1h30, 3 timed mocks with debriefs, interview and planning exercise prep, and WhatsApp support between sessions.
10 sessions × 1h30, homework with marked reports and 1 full timed mock. For tests 5+ weeks away.
6 sessions × 1h30 within 2–3 weeks, focused on your weakest question types.
Ideally 5 or more weeks before your test, which fits the Basic or Premium plan. If your test is less than 3 weeks away, Fast-Track focuses only on your weakest areas.
Yes. Every session is one-to-one on Zoom, so you can join from anywhere in the UK.
No. Every question is written by me to match the real format and difficulty. Nothing is taken from the test or its publishers.
No honest coach can promise a result. What you get is a clear plan, honest feedback on every piece of homework and a lot of timed practice, which is what moves scores.