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How many hours study for ATPL?
You need to complete a total of 650 hours of learning for your ATPL theory course. 10\% (65 hours) of this must be live tuition – whether that’s in the classroom with us or dialing into our live classroom sessions and online revision weeks.
How do I study at ATPL theory?
9 tips for effective ATPL distance learning
- 1 Vary your location.
- 2 Vary your subjects within a study session.
- 3 Use the study spacing technique.
- 4 Don’t cram.
- 5 Embrace testing.
- 6 Make notes.
- 7 Embrace difficulty.
- 8 Practice, practice, practice.
How do I pass ATPL performance?
How to pass ATPL Performance and Loading first time!
- Understand the Drag and Thrust graphs.
- Understand the relationship between clearways, stopways and V1.
- Make sure your lines are straight.
- Use a divider.
- Read every line in the Weight and balance workbook.
- Know CAO 20.7.
- Be aware of “Flight Planning” questions.
What happens if you fail an ATPL exam?
Time limits for passing the ATPL exams You will have a total of 4 chances for each subject. So, if you fail the same subject 4 times, you’ll have to start again. In the case that you register to take several exams at once, there is a maximum timeframe of 10 working days between exams in which to sit them.
Is ATPL hard?
– Are ATPL exams difficult? Naturally some find the ATPL exams easier than others. There is no doubt that they are challenging as you need to get at least 75\% in all of the 14 exams. Some airlines will stipulate you need at least a 90\% average if they are to take you for your first flying job.
Can you retake ATPL exams?
Failure to pass all the exams within the initial 6 sessions or 18 months allocated will result in the student having to re-do the entire ATPL theory ground school phase again. The student that does so then has another 6 sessions and 18 months in which to complete their exams.
Is ATPL theory hard?
How long are ATPL theory exams valid for?
A recommendation to take your exams from a Training Organisation will be valid for 12 months. After this time, if you have not taken at least one exam you will need another recommendation to take them.
Are ATPL exams hard?
What are the hardest ATPL subjects?
Hardest ATPL theory subjects: easiest to hardest!
- Instrumentation.
- Human Performance and Limitations.
- Performance.
- Mass and Balance.
- Aircraft General knowledge – Airframes/ Systems/ Power Plant/ Electrics.
- Meteorology.
- Operational Procedures.
- Principles of Flight.
Where can I go to take the ATPL test?
You must go to a CAA approved test centre. These include centres at Gatwick, Luton, Oxford and Coventry. For the most up to date list please visit the CAA website. What equipment do I require for ATPL exams?
How many EASA ATPL exams are there?
There are 14 exams in total that you will need to take on the way to your EASA ATPL. Exam lengths have recently been changed by EASA – you can find the details here in this document. 1. Mass and Balance The Mass and Balance syllabus covers all topics surrounding the weighing and load distribution of the aircraft.
Which ATPL subject is the hardest?
Operational Procedures generally vary by airline, but they will have to meet a minimum standard met by the regulating body such as the UK CAA. This subject takes you through generic operational procedures, unfortunately it’s another memory test! 12. Principles of Flight Principles of Flight is one of the toughest ATPL exams.
What is an ATPL integrated course?
An ATPL integrated course is available for those who wish to complete their ATPL exams in the shortest period of time (usually 6 months). These courses will include full time classroom tuition and can be incredibly intense, it is not recommended for those who wish to continue working whilst studying.