Some of you have asked for more personalised help with your preparation — so I’m now offering 1:1 coaching sessions. 🧠 What We’ll Do In a 1:1 session, we can: - review your current preparation - identify weak points - go through specific FEAST tasks - improve your approach and decision-making - answer your individual questions The goal is simple: give you clarity and structure for your preparation ⚠️ Important (NDA) FEAST is under a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). This means: - no real test questions will be shared - no exact test content will be discussed We focus on: - strategies - skills - preparation methods 💻 Format - 30–45 minute session - Discord (with screen sharing) - fully tailored to you 💰 Pricing 60€ per session or be a PREMIUM Member 📩 How to Book If you’re interested, just send me a DM here on Skool and we’ll set it up. ✈️ Final Note This is completely optional. If you prefer, you can continue using the modules and community for free — the 1:1 sessions are for those who want more focused, personalised guidance.

This channel is for general questions about FEAST preparation. You’re welcome to ask about: - training routines - task types (not exact content) - mindset, stress, pacing - how to structure practice sessions ⚠️ Important – FEAST NDA FEAST is under a strict NDA.That means: - ❌ no exam questions - ❌ no screenshots or reconstructions - ❌ no “this exact thing appeared” posts Please keep all questions general and preparation-focused. If a question crosses the NDA line, it will be removed — not to be harsh, but to protect everyone in this community. If you’re unsure whether something is okay to ask, rephrase it in a general way. This space works best when we respect the rules and help each other prepare properly.

I’ve managed to secure a discount for SkyTest ATCO for everyone here. You can access it here:👉 https://www.skytest.com/ZN26r.html 💰 What You Get: - 10€ discount on SkyTest ATCO - Direct access through the link above - Can be used alongside the routines in this community 🧠 To get the most out of it: - follow a structured routine (like the one in this community) - don’t just play exercises randomly - focus on improving specific skills