Numpad Typing Practice (ATSA and ERAM)

Numpad Practice

About this tool: This drill helps build muscle memory for rapid data entry without looking at the keyboard.

Traditional (ATSA)
Standard 10-key layout used for nearly everything, including the pre-employment ATSA exam.

ERAM (Enroute)
Inverted layout (1-2-3 on top) used by Enroute students at the FAA Academy and at Enroute Centers.

Type the 5-digit numbers as fast and accurately as possible. You have exactly 60 seconds.

Press Enter to begin.

Time: 60s

Score: 0

Traditional Layout

00000

Correct Blocks

Accuracy

Press Enter to restart.

This practice maps your standard numpad to match the Enroute layout.

Space

Rigid