Choose the skill that needs work.
Conflict recognition, level planning, radio discipline or prioritisation under pressure. Give the session a clear purpose.
You’re already learning to become a controller. ATC Vector gives you more time on the tasks you need to perform in your practical assessments.
Start with a guided exercise ↗Conflict recognition, level planning, radio discipline or prioritisation under pressure. Give the session a clear purpose.
Make decisions, issue clearances and check readbacks. Build a picture of what happens when your plan meets moving traffic.
Find the moment where the situation changed. Look at timing and consequences, then decide what you would do differently.
Practise again before the next training session. Bring questions and observations back to your instructor.
Built to support practical en-route ATC training. Your academy’s procedures, instructor guidance and assessment criteria remain the reference for your course. Practice supports preparation; it does not guarantee an exam result or employment.