GAN vs ETA aptitude test
Lesson 3 of 20 in Union Aptitude Prep. The start plays free here.
- Algebra and Functions
- Reading Comprehension
- Part of the application process
- Check your local's test name
- GAN: math and reading
- GAN: mechanical and paper folding
- Numerical reasoning: patterns
- Number series trainer
- Algebra & functions with worked steps
- Reading comprehension sets
Paid once, no subscription. Ask for a refund within 7 days of buying if you’ve done less than 25% of the class.
How the lesson starts
When you apply for an electrical apprenticeship, you may encounter the ETA aptitude battery. It tests Algebra and Functions and Reading Comprehension.
Before you choose prep, check your local's test name. Local 26 uses GAN, not ETA. Don't assume your local gives the same test as another program.
Then, in the full lesson
- GAN basics
- Beyond math
- Local details
- Look for patterns
- 1 question along the way
A question from this lesson
You're applying to Local 26. Your prep covers only math and reading. What should you add?
- Only more math instead of other skills
- Mechanical reasoning and paper folding
- More reading instead of spatial practice
Show the answer
B. Mechanical reasoning and paper folding. Mechanical reasoning and paper folding are also in Local 26's GAN battery. More reading alone still leaves those gaps. More math alone does too.
The full class, $39 once.
Paid once, no subscription. Ask for a refund within 7 days of buying if you’ve done less than 25% of the class.
- Number series trainer
- Algebra & functions with worked steps
- Reading comprehension sets
Not affiliated with IBEW, NECA, ETA or any JATC. Original practice questions only.