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Old 16th Aug 2012, 20:21   #241 (permalink)
 
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I went to the most recent London met open day, for their ATPL course. They made it pretty clear that they aren't doing the course any more. Waste of a day.

Basically invited everyone to tell them they aren't doing the course.
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Old 17th Aug 2012, 07:40   #242 (permalink)
 
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They are looking at moving to a college in Bromley, however there is no news yet as to whether that may happen or not. The DL students were all given a full refund. All the student records were sent to the CAA so students could continue with other course providers.
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