I must be bored because i'm still awake and posting on this forum
The_Hat_Guy:
PSA run 2 week flight screening courses at staggered intervals. Meaning they'll start one course and a week later start another one. They've got pretty good support staff there doing the day to day admin side of things whilst the QFI's focus on the pilot training. They have enough staff to run two courses concurrently and all the paper work is done back of house.
Ultimately its not that a big of a process. A QFI will score you on your flight according to how well you went (The score is usually a measurement based on an accepted base level. If you score well then you're meeting the average) and then at the end of the fortnight sit down with the OSB and discuss your results in a round table discussion.
With the amount of QFI's and support staff they have working for every course the process is not that difficult or long.
Having said that, they do take time off with courses to catch up on paper work/individual currencies.