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 three live AI calls and three AI oral boards a day through October 31. After that, the live AI runs on AI Access. That is $15 for a calendar month, or three months included with the Training Suite.
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.