I have just come back from there and I saw one student from UK who completed a PPL in less time than that. I went for an instructors course and I came back very impressed. I was a student there 20 years ago when it wasn't so good, but it has changed a lot under new management. It is well run and the training of a high standard. That said, if you want to do an intensive PPL you will need to do quite a bit of the work before you go. You will need to be ready to take the written exams in the first week ideally and of course your medical already done and in your hand. There is a ViP PPL course which lets you schedule 3 flights a day I believe, but that does rely on them being able to schedule the same instructor for you for that period. Best thing is to call them and ask to speak to Claudio.