ATPL Theory: Module 1 is Complete

Good news, ATPL Theory: Module 1 is complete.

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Slightly earlier than anticipated I have completed the theory (all the lessons) in module 1 of the Bristol Ground School ATP digital software.
I have booked my revision course for November which may seem like quite a while away but really it isn’t. Also the course before the November course is on the 3rd of October which is far too soon.
What I will do now is use the question bank to get up to speed on what areas they will really be testing in the exams and to look for areas I need to go back and revise.
The issue is some subjects I haven’t looked at for months now, so I need to go back through and make sure that the information has stuck.
I won’t be sitting the exams until the first week of December as I have an exam centre where I live so I didn’t see much point in staying in Bristol and paying the extra fees to stay there to sit them just two weeks earlier than I could here.
From the first quick look at the Bristol question bank it seems quite intuitive and easy to work out how to use. I suspect I will be putting a LOT of time into this over the next month or two.
It seems like finishing the subjects in the CBT is only 50% of the work, now I need to get exam ready which seems to be a completely different thing from learning the information as presented.
Out of all the subjects, I must admit General Navigation is giving me the most cause for concern so I will be spending a lot of time going through that and getting up to speed with the methods etc.

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3 thoughts on “ATPL Theory: Module 1 is Complete”

  1. Ah, well DONE – I’m very pleased for you and proud of you for all your hard work…:-) MANY congrats and all best wishes from Donna 🙂

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