I've recently been invited to interview. If anyone has recently interviewed and could suggest what they used to study I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks!!!!

Congrats! When is your interview?

06-03-2016 | 04:19 PM

#8823

Giggity7

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Originally Posted by Greyhairdwonder

Congrats! When is your interview?

Interview is scheduled for July

06-05-2016 | 11:15 AM

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Foghorn757

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Originally Posted by john lennon

There is a Facebook group called "RSTDelta" dedicated strictly to studying for the Job knowledge test and Cog test.

Do you need to have an interview scheduled to join that group? Sent a request about two weeks ago and it's still pending.

06-05-2016 | 12:56 PM

#8825

Moondog

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Interviewed about two years ago. I used the list of topics from Delta and a ton of 'gouge.' Then with a week to go until my interview I discovered a book you can download free from the FAA called the Pilots Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge(PHAK). It was invaluable. Simple explanations and great info!!

06-05-2016 | 01:00 PM

#8826

Chakerik

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Originally Posted by Foghorn757

Do you need to have an interview scheduled to join that group? Sent a request about two weeks ago and it's still pending.

Send a message to the page. He may have simply forgot.

06-07-2016 | 02:11 PM

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Foghorn757

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Originally Posted by john lennon

There is a Facebook group called "RSTDelta" dedicated strictly to studying for the Job knowledge test and Cog test.

Only individuals with a scheduled interview are admitted to the group! That is not me!

06-09-2016 | 05:56 AM

#8828

bucket

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Anyone know of a good place to study for the cog test?

06-09-2016 | 06:18 AM

#8829

MikeF16

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Originally Posted by bucket

Anyone know of a good place to study for the cog test?

Several of the tests you can directly prep for. I made flash cards for a few of the tests such as the symbol/number test. I also practiced reciting long strings of random numbers backwards. My memory sucks and I can barely remember an ATC frequency but using techniques I taught myself during practice I was able to reliably spit out 9 digit numbers backwards. I also used Lumosity for general mental agility. No idea if it helped, but as I recall (bad memory...) one or two of the Lumosity tests were pretty similar to the cog tests.