The actual sims. Not a boring test-prep page.
Eighteen dispatch trainers and drills, built by an emergency-dispatch veteran with over 20 years. Thirteen of them open with no account at all, and every card says what it needs before you click it.
Live AI Caller Simulator
A caller on the other end of a 911 line who actually reacts to what you say.
AI Oral-Board Panel
A panel on screen asks the questions and you answer out loud, the way you would in the room.
Free accounts get one free live call so you can hear what this is, and one AI oral-board grade. The full plan includes 90 minutes a month. The live AI is included in the Training Suite, $99 once for twelve months.
911 Call-Taking Simulator
Take the call and write the incident while the caller is still talking.
No account yet? Work two sample calls with no signup first.
Radio / CAD Board Simulator
Run the radio and the board with more going on than one person can comfortably hold.
Entry-Test Skills Trainer
The clerical mechanics the pre-employment test actually grades.
Dispatch Entry-Test Practice
A short timed slice of the same test, for when you have five minutes.
Recorded Interview
A panel chair asks five entry-level questions out loud. You answer, then play yourself back.
Oral-Board Question Bank
The questions a dispatch panel actually asks, with what each one is really asking for.
Call Data Entry
A typing test hands you the words. A caller does not.
Map Reading Drills
Read the map, not a description of one.
Map Drills v2: Call Assignment
Read the pending calls, set priority first, then send the closest open unit.
Decision-Making
Practice applying a stated priority-and-wait rule to a stack of pending calls and committing to one action.
Memory Recall
A short passage stays on screen for a fixed window, then hides.
Simultaneous Multitasking
Two lanes, one clock. Retype the reference code in the data-entry lane while radio traffic interrupts on its own schedule.
Perceptual Ability
Two strings, side by side. Same, or different?
Position Locating
A caller describes a location in words: cross streets, or a block-and-direction offset from a place already known.
Frequency / Probability Determination
A short table of call counts by type and time block.
Reading Comprehension
A short dispatch-style passage stays on screen. Answer each question by typing the fact, phrase, or yes/no the passage actually states.