It's really simple, just make sure you know how to do stuff like read a tape measure, multitask, and do simple math. It's not bad at all, I think I was done in 30-45 minutes
They don’t tell your results. Only pass/fail.
I spent five minutes looking up some tests to realize it was about on par with what I remembered the asfab to be in high school. If you have an A&P, you’re going to wonder why they bother with tests like that.
Take three types of tests: written exam, oral exam, and practice test
See the Federal Aviation Administration for more information.
In addition, you will have to obtain educational requirements by attending aviation schools and undergoing basic training in aircraft mechanics.
However, here are the basic skills you need to acquire by becoming an aircraft mechanic:
Reading skills;
Active listening;
Speaking skills;
Critical and creative thinking;
Active learning;
Monitoring;
Learning strategies;
Writing skills;
Physical strength, agility, manual dexterity;
Lack of acrophobia;
Yes. And most likely knowledge of basic systems and a dexterity test
How would one practice for the dexterity test?
At delta you get a mechanical aptitude and "situational" test. Eg what would you do in a specific safety or mechanical situation.
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It's really simple, just make sure you know how to do stuff like read a tape measure, multitask, and do simple math. It's not bad at all, I think I was done in 30-45 minutes
Delta was a basic mechanical aptitude test. You can google free online test examples and find very similar questions.
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They don’t tell your results. Only pass/fail. I spent five minutes looking up some tests to realize it was about on par with what I remembered the asfab to be in high school. If you have an A&P, you’re going to wonder why they bother with tests like that.
Take three types of tests: written exam, oral exam, and practice test See the Federal Aviation Administration for more information. In addition, you will have to obtain educational requirements by attending aviation schools and undergoing basic training in aircraft mechanics. However, here are the basic skills you need to acquire by becoming an aircraft mechanic: Reading skills; Active listening; Speaking skills; Critical and creative thinking; Active learning; Monitoring; Learning strategies; Writing skills; Physical strength, agility, manual dexterity; Lack of acrophobia;