This 17-page guide gives you one. A clear, repeatable method for AIB, AOSB and OASC.
You've read the brief three times and still don't know where to start. You're not sure what your notes should look like. You know you need a plan but you can't get one down on paper before time runs out. And when they ask you to present, your mind goes blank.
The planning exercise isn't about a perfect answer. It's about showing assessors you can think clearly when time is short. This guide teaches you how.
How to break down any planning scenario under time pressure. How to take effective notes and filter distractions from relevant information. How to identify and prioritise your aims. How to build a course of action and commit to it decisively. How to present your plan clearly. How to handle assessor questions with confidence.
The framework is service-agnostic and works across RAF, Royal Navy and Army selection boards.
'Put simply, MAP can help you prepare in a way that no other platform can. Examples of planning exercises can be found all over the internet, but there are no guides on how to actually approach them and succeed.'
- Francis
'I was extremely fortunate to come across MAP for my second attempt at OASC, which I am happy to say I passed! The planning exercise and interview sessions were crucial for building both my confidence and the skills necessary to perform at my best on the day.'
- Jo
'MAP was extremely helpful in my preparation for Officer Selection. Provided clear and constructive feedback followed up with well-structured lessons and great resources to complete.'
- Ethan
Written by a serving RAF officer who has coached over 30 candidates through AIB, AOSB and OASC
A 17-page downloadable PDF covering how to approach, structure and deliver planning exercises under time pressure at AIB, AOSB and OASC.
You'll learn a structured, repeatable method for breaking down scenarios, building a clear plan, and presenting it with confidence under questioning.
Instant download after purchase. A copy is also emailed to you.
