RACWA
Nismo
Good luck with the course.
As for the RACWA it is not a bad place, but like all BIG schools has some areas where you need to be proactive with your training.
Get an instructor you are happy with and work with them on your bookings to fly with them as much as possible if not all the time. The norm is to be assigned an instructor when you start, but remember you can ask for a change if you want. it is also sometimes normal to be asked to fly with another instructor, this is also up to you but try to stay with the same one.
Book well in advance. Get to the airport early as all the parking spots will be gone.
Despite PAF comments the aircraft are well maintained and they have a proactive maintenance crew.
Once again have fun and a few beers.
Richo
PS I both learnt and instructed at the club and have been a member for over 20 years. They are still the best at JT.