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Old 4th April 2004, 14:55   #1 (permalink)
 
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PPL distance learning

Cari amici dell'aria, leggendo qua e la ho capito che esistono in UK delle scuole che fanno il distance learning del PPL. Ho capito male? Qualcuno sa dirmi come funzionano? E' davvero distance learning la teoria o sostanzialmente sono una sola?

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galleygirl Apu

ps a vergiate fare la teoria del PPL dura una vita, c'è qualche scuola un po' meno lunga coi tempi? (soprattutto come si fa a frequentare se uno lavora??)
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Old 11th April 2004, 14:28   #2 (permalink)
 
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Hey galleygirl,

as far as I can understand your posting you're wondering how PPL distance learning works.

Well, you get the books, do it yourself, then you have only a few hours (less than normal but not zero as far as I can remember) in the classroom and you can go to the authority to do the exam.
No prob in general, basic maths and physics is helpful.
If you have any friends to discuss some open questions - excellent.

Of course, the full theory course in the classroom would be more comfortable if you have the time and money.

Have fun !
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