Stage 2 is a psychological assessment, sat online in one session. On the Pathway Programme it is Symbiotics' ADAPT test, the same battery easyJet uses at the same stage of its cadet selection. It is free and lighter than stage 1, but it is not a formality: candidates are cut here.
How the session runs
You choose from a few dates, and the link to a Microsoft Teams call can arrive the evening before or the same morning. Watch your inbox, spam folder included, from the day before.
A proctor briefs everyone together. Then you work through the tests in any order, taking breaks when you want.
Sessions sometimes fall through on Wizz's side. If nobody appears, write at once and ask for new dates.
The four parts
A motivation questionnaire.
A long personality inventory; one version runs past 300 items, each answered with a two-way choice.
FAST, a task with many elements to track and several versions. Understand how it works before the day. It gives you a first pass and then a second, so take in as much as you can the first time.
Cognitive reasoning: mostly reasoning items with a few maths questions, with pen and paper allowed.
The battery can also include English, maths, physics and reasoning-speed tests, so keep your stage 1 revision fresh.
How to prepare
Answer the questionnaires honestly and at a steady pace. The Big Five Personality Test here maps the traits a personality inventory covers, which helps you answer the real one consistently and talk about yourself at the interview. There is no FAST trainer on this platform yet, so make sure you understand the task before you sit it. The result comes by e-mail, usually one to three weeks later, and it is sent either way.