Air traffic control interview is the basic test for you to become a qualified air traffic controller, including professional knowledge (introduction to civil aviation, electrotechnics, flight principle, flight performance and planning, aviation meteorology, air traffic control foundation, etc. ), psychological quality, English level, etiquette, personal gfd.
Matters needing attention in air traffic control interview:
1, after entering the examination room, the sound of closing the door must not be too loud, but you should not be too careful when closing the door, so as not to cause the examiner's disgust too slowly. At this time, we can hold the door with one hand and close the door with the other, so that we won't make too much noise or appear slow.
When you walk to the examinee's seat, you must look at the examiner in front of you and don't walk with your head down. Your eyes swept over the examiner, showing your confidence.
After walking to the bench next to the examinee's seat, you must stand firm first. Then, if you are a boy, put your hands on both sides of your trousers and point your middle finger at the trousers line. If you are a girl, you can choose to put your hands crossed above the skirt. Say hello to the examiner and state your serial number before saluting the examiner. Pay attention to salute: don't look up, the range should be 30-60 degrees, and don't talk when saluting.
4. After the examiner responded, the examinee said thank you for being seated. At this time, if the stool is under the table, candidates should never pull it out directly. Instead, he should hold the chair back with one hand and the chair surface with the other, and lift it up and take it out as quietly as possible. Don't sit in the middle of the stool while sitting.
5. After taking a seat, candidates should put their hands on the table naturally, do not have any unnecessary movements and small moves, and look straight at the examiner. Girls' legs are together, men's feet are naturally separated and their toes are forward. After the examiner finished reading the introduction, he began to look down at the question book or listen to the examiner read the questions for recording and analysis.
6. After answering the questions, the candidates leave, thank the examiner and salute again before leaving.