English preparation for the ENAIRE selection process

Prepare with purpose.Perform with confidence.

Authentic examination practice, precise feedback and guided preparation—built around the standards of the ENAIRE selection process.

Free · about 25 minutes · personal feedback and study plan
Real expertise. Human feedback.
Official ENAIRE examinerFirst-hand examining insight
Native English speakerAuthentic language expertise
16+ yearsExamining experience
96% pass rateIn the English tests since 2016
The selection process

Three phases. English, twice.

The ENAIRE process has three eliminatory phases. English is tested on paper in Phase 1 and face to face in Phase 3.

1 Phase 1

Written tests

A single exam day covering general knowledge, aptitude and personality, plus a grammar and use of English test.

Written English test
How I helpReal past exams with the official scoring (+1 correct, −0.33 wrong), so you know exactly where you stand.
2 Phase 2

FEAST

Eurocontrol's computer-based aptitude tests for air traffic controllers. Every instruction is in English.

How I helpThis phase isn't an English test, but reading confidently under time pressure makes a difference.
3 Phase 3

Interview and assessments

A clinical and behavioural assessment, a technical interview and an oral English test: personal questions, listening, pronunciation, questions about a text, and speaking about a given topic.

Oral English test
How I helpInterview practice with personal feedback from an examiner, not from AI.

The format can change from one call to the next. Always check the official ENAIRE call.

Focused preparation

Practise what matters,when it matters.

Each stage combines authentic material with purposeful practice. Units are released as your preparation develops.

Phase 1 · Written test
PHASE 01

Grammar

Master the structures the exam tests, unit by unit, with real past questions, authentic scoring and detailed explanations.

PHASE 01

Use of English

Vocabulary, collocations and word choice in context, practised with exam-style questions and clear explanations.

Phase 3 · Oral test
PHASE 03

Listening Practice

Build accurate comprehension with controlled audio, realistic timings and carefully structured exam questions.

PHASE 03

Pronunciation

Read aloud without preparation and receive personal feedback on sounds, word stress, rhythm and intonation.

Reviewed by a real person
PHASE 03

Interview Practice

Answer real past interview questions and receive personal correction and practical guidance from an experienced human examiner—not automated AI scoring.

Reviewed by a real person
Advanced · Aviation English
ADVANCED

Aviation Phraseology

Learn the standard phrases and specialist vocabulary used between pilots and controllers.

ADVANCED

ATC Radio Communications

Train your ear with audio based on real radio communications between pilots and controllers.

All modules are included with your classes, at no extra cost.
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Built for meaningful practice

More than a question bank.

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Authentic exam scoringEarn 1 point for a correct answer, lose 0.33 for an error and receive 0 for an unanswered question.
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Timed and untimed modesBuild accuracy first, then practise under realistic pressure.
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Human interview feedbackYour recorded answers are reviewed personally, with individual correction and practical advice—not automated AI judgement.
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Controlled listeningTwo uninterrupted plays followed by six individually presented questions.

Not sure where to start?

Take the free placement test: about 25 minutes, with personal feedback and a study plan.

Take the free test
96%of my students have passed the English tests since 2016
About Flight Level English

Preparation shaped by real examining experience.

Flight Level English is led by an official ENAIRE examiner, a native English speaker and educator with more than 16 years of examining experience.

Every exercise has a clear purpose: to reveal your strengths, uncover doubts and focus your preparation where it makes the biggest difference.

Frequently asked questions

What people usually ask me.

Can't find your question? Get in touch.

What level of English do I need?

The ENAIRE process expects a high level, generally C1, across speaking, listening, pronunciation, grammar and use of English. Not sure where you are? The free placement test will tell you.

Is the placement test really free? What do I get?

Yes, completely free and with no obligation. You'll receive personal feedback on your results and a suggested study plan based on your strengths and weaknesses.

How do the classes work?

One-to-one coaching sessions of 55 minutes on Microsoft Teams. Each class focuses on exam strategies, clear learning targets and real past exams, tailored to the phase you're preparing for.

How far ahead of the exam should I start?

Ideally 6–9 months before. But even 4–6 weeks of focused preparation can make a real difference.

What does the practice platform include?

Everything you need in one place: grammar, listening, pronunciation, interview practice, real past exams and aviation English. It covers every part of the English tests and is included for all my students at no extra cost.

How much do classes cost?

Rates depend on the type of preparation you need. Message me for current availability and prices.

Are classes in English or Spanish?

In English, of course. That's the point! But when a grammar point needs untangling, this guiri is happy to switch to Spanish. Accent included at no extra charge.

Classes and questions

How can I help?

Ask about classes, availability, prices or the free placement test. I read every message personally and reply within 48 hours.