Yes it seems highly concentrated, they are a business and need to earn to function...as a business owner, its understandable, I guess that's why the assessments are so rigorous (so I hear) students need to be able to keep up, some can some can't.
Originally Posted by
parkfell
The large commercial UK schools in common with the airlines have a primary objective ~ maximise the bottom line for the benefit of the shareholders. Depending upon the size of ATO, you will be just a 'number' , a profit unit, in their great sausage machine. After all they are a business, and not a registered charity.
The difficulty comes when the commercial side fails to communicate with the training side as to what is feasible/sensible given the resources available.
So when a subject is blitzed full time by a contractor in a few weeks, it hardly allows time for the osmosis to work for the customer. Just why the CAA allows this, I simply don't know. Well perhaps I do......