JAA ATPL Theorie Cursus Inhoud (Engels)
Both our JAA-ATPL Distance Learning System (ATPL-DLS) and Fullt Time (ATPL-FLT) courses are designed in particular with the homestudy student in mind. The courses combine the best of training methods incorporating today’s state of the art Computer Based Training Systems that have a proven success rate, by far in excess of traditional classroom based training.
A particular advantage of distance learning is that you can work at your own rate as the average student typically takes around three months to complete Module 1 and usually around another 2-3 more for Module 2. There are fourteen exams to be passed for the JAA ATPL, and some more difficult than others. To keep the ATPL studies convenient, the ATPL-DLS are split into two phases:
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Home study phase
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Class study phase.
Mandatory internal Class consolidation studies (Brush-up courses) last for four weeks of 4 days and most of the time is spent working through practice papers and briefing you up with your results so there is little time to cover new material. You need to be prepared! Brush-up students will commence on a Monday to Friday at our Academy for Module 1 and 2 just before the exams. Each examblock takes 2 days with the CAA.
Module 1 examination session (2 days) contains:
Module 2 examination session (2 days) contains:
During the various stages you are guided carefully through the subjects as you follow a straightforward training program. The course includes traditional training manuals integrated with state of the art computer based training and electronic testing. Depending on your preference you can work either from the manuals, or the computer program, or both. Progress test are placed at the end of each section, and sent in to us for marking electronically, which automatically sends us your results on our Data Base. While you are working at home it is very important that you make use of our online and offline instructors. A dedicated Internet system allows you to ask questions on-line with a guaranteed response within 48 hrs!
The ATPL Manuals
The web reader and/or manuals form a major part of the Learning System. The course is divided down subject-by-subject and chapter-by-chapter into easily understood sections supplemented with thousands of diagrams, all produced in house. Bullet points in the margins emphasis important facts. Progress Tests have been inserted after each major section. They are presented in multi-choice format and the questions are either based on exam feedback or in the style of the JAA exams. Several tests in need to be completed and returned to us for marking and assessment, these can be completed in hard copy and returned either through the mail or by fax or, alternatively, the tests can be completed on the computer program and results electronically transmitted. The manuals are printed in full colour on high quality paper. They are presented in four ring loose-leaf binders, sometimes one subject a binder, sometimes more.
The computer program provided with the course also contains all the text and diagrams you will find in the ATPL manuals. Many of the static diagrams from the manuals are animated to illustrate particular points The program also contains a series of longer extra animated training modules and video sequences, holds electronic versions of the progress tests and gives access to the on-line question bank, forum and download page
Learning System
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Animated diagrams and video sequences to help you understand how various components and systems work.
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Quickly find information on specific topics using the phrase finder.
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It tests your knowledge with a series of progress tests and sends your test results back to the school.
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Progress tests in the Learning System are the same as those contained in the written notes.
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Automatically marks and scores the tests you take.
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Feedback on wrong answers and allows you to refer directly back to the appropriate section and chapter in the main text.
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It tracks and records your responses to questions allowing you to see at a glance which questions you got wrong or hesitated over.
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It allows you to compile your own set of abbreviated notes by cutting and pasting selected portions of text from the manual.
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It includes an auto-glossary function that allows you quickly to call up definitions of defined terms and expressions. Progress Tests
 The Progress Tests are controlled over the Internet. This module gives you -Access to each of the progress tests and allows you to view at a glance your past performance on tests. -Displays comprehensive reports on completed tests -Allows you to print the revision notes you have constructed -Displays lists of problem questions sorted by subject area As you can see to the left, you can also directly contact teachers, coaches and fllow students directly while studying!! All the Progress Tests in the manuals are repeated in the computer program. The tests can be taken any number of times and the sequence of questions and answers is randomised each time. The first time the test is scored, the program stores the result so that you can automatically transmit it to us over the internet
Once the test is scored the learning System identifies which questions you got wrong and produces a written test report that shows each question in turn, the right answer and your answer. Detailed explanations can also be shown on screen and hot links refer you back to the relevant sections of text.
Review Problem Questions
The program keeps a record of every question your answered incorrectly or even hesitated over. This allows you to revise specific problem areas and jump directly to the questions you got wrong rather than requiring you to take the whole test again.
Entry Requirements - ATPL Theory Courses
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Minimum age to commence training 17 years
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Minimum license requirements to commence - PPL (issued in accordance with ICAO Annex 1)
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Medical requirements - JAA Class 1 (complete before commencing training)
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Minimum academic standards: HAVO/MBO4 (Dutch) high school level or a foreign equivalent with majors in Mathematics, Physics and English. International students can also contact the following link: IDW (Informatiecentrum Diploma Waardering) Tel: 079-3217930 or www.idw.nl For students who wish to have additional English language training, suitable courses are available, please contact EPA for further information.
ATPL Licence issue rules
To hold an ATPL you must pass flight and ground tests and have at least a certain number of flight hours and a certain minimum experience. The minimum number of flight hours required, 1500, means that it is very unlikely that any pilot will graduate with an ATPL as a first professional license even if they pass the appropriate ground and flight tests. What they usually start with is a Commercial Pilot's License (CPL). This is referred to as a 'frozen ATPL' because, if the ATPL ground exams and flight tests are passed, it will become an ATPL once the experience levels are reached. The minimum license standard for employment is to hold a Frozen ATPL with Instrument Rating (IR). Most companies also require you to have completed a Multi-Crew Co-operation (MCC) Course
*It is advisable to contact us for the latest information and updates. While great care and attention has been given to ensure the accuracy of text and other information, EFA will not be responsible for any unforeseen omissions and errors.
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