# NAV CANADA FEAST: Does It Use EUROCONTROL FEAST?

> Does NAV CANADA use FEAST? Its official selection pages describe NAV CANADA's own online, in-person and assessment-centre stages, not a blanket FEAST requirement.

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Candidates often search for a “NAV CANADA FEAST test,” but NAV CANADA does not publish a blanket rule that every applicant takes the standard EUROCONTROL FEAST battery. Its official selection information describes its own online assessment, in-person testing and assessment-centre stages, so your Workday invitation and NAV CANADA emails should control what you prepare for.

If you are looking for the generic EUROCONTROL test rather than the Canadian process, use the [FEAST test hub](/feast/).

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## What FEAST is (EUROCONTROL)

FEAST stands for First European Air Traffic Controller Selection Test. EUROCONTROL defines it as a selection test that assesses knowledge, skills and abilities relevant to air traffic controller training.

EUROCONTROL states that FEAST is available to civil and military air navigation service providers, certified ATC aviation training academies and universities. Each participating organisation runs its own selection process and decides how FEAST fits in.

General FEAST background: [EUROCONTROL FEAST test](/feast/eurocontrol-feast-test/) and [FEAST test format](/feast/feast-test-format/).

## What NAV CANADA officially describes

NAV CANADA’s official selection information describes a process that may include eligibility screening, Workday application, online assessment, in-person testing, assessment centre, language testing, selection and pre-employment conditions.

For the in-person stage, NAV CANADA publishes that testing evaluates memory, working speed, spatial visualization, thinking and reasoning, attention, information processing and simple math. Sessions are held by region based on operational requirements. Current details and next steps are communicated through Workday, the careers portal and personal email.

Those official pages should be treated as the source of truth for your application-not forum posts about FEAST in Europe.

Stage detail:

-   [NAV CANADA hiring process](/nav-canada/hiring-process/)
-   [NAV CANADA online assessment](/nav-canada/online-assessment/)
-   [NAV CANADA assessment test](/nav-canada/assessment-test/) (in-person)
-   [NAV CANADA assessment centre](/nav-canada/assessment-centre/)

## Why candidates associate NAV CANADA with FEAST

Many preparation sites and candidates use “FEAST” or “FEAST-style” when discussing air traffic control aptitude testing. Similar underlying skills-attention, memory, spatial reasoning, multitasking, speed under pressure-appear in both FEAST-user selection and NAV CANADA’s published cognitive skill list.

That overlap explains why people search for “NAV CANADA FEAST.” It does not prove that your campaign uses the same EUROCONTROL FEAST battery, modules, or scoring as another country’s ANSP.

NAV CANADA may use aptitude testing and has been discussed alongside FEAST-related assessment processes in unofficial materials, but you should follow current NAV CANADA instructions for your own application.

## What “FEAST-style” should and should not mean

FEAST-style or FEAST-related usually means practice that trains general ATC aptitude concepts, not proof that NAV CANADA administers EUROCONTROL FEAST identically.

Reasonable use:

-   building attention, memory, spatial and multitasking habits before an invitation;
-   understanding how EUROCONTROL describes FEAST for comparison;
-   using FEAST-style aptitude practice only as general cognitive training, not as a substitute for NAV CANADA instructions or evidence that the formats are identical.

Do not assume:

-   every NAV CANADA applicant takes FEAST;
-   the NAV CANADA test is FEAST;
-   you must pass FEAST for NAV CANADA;
-   NAV CANADA’s assessment is the same as EUROCONTROL FEAST;
-   unofficial module lists for Europe apply to your NAV CANADA session.

Comparison: [FEAST vs NAV CANADA assessment](/feast/feast-vs-nav-canada/).

## How to prepare without assuming the exact platform

1.  Read NAV CANADA’s official selection pages and every Workday or email instruction for your campaign.
2.  Use NAV CANADA’s preparation platform link when provided for the in-person test.
3.  Practice published skill areas (memory, speed, spatial visualization, reasoning, attention, information processing, simple math) through ethical, original exercises.
4.  Treat FEAST-style practice only as general aptitude preparation, not as proof of the format used in your NAV CANADA campaign. See [NAV CANADA test prep](/nav-canada-assessment/preparation/).
5.  Do not treat commercial prep scores as official or predictive. Vendor modules are not identical to live employer sessions; home scores are not reliable indicators of real ability.