Ok so forgive my ignorance here but are there two diiferent sets of Exams for the EASA B licence? CAA and other 147 approved schools own versions? This would seem daft but again I am new to this area. My plan was to gain the 3 years hands on experience required to gain the B1.2 licence whilst self studying towards the 13 modules of the B licence syllabus to get the B1.2 licence, taking an exam every other month or so as I gain more practical experience? Why do I need to go and do classroom based study also? Not trying to sound difficult just actually wondering if it is necessary to fork out for a course!?
I want to learn the subjects not the answers to the questions, thats cheating and will be costly to my future career prosepcts when I have no knowledge of the subjects I am trying to work with.
Thanks again for the replies, I am only interested in doing EASA/CAA training not FAA.