Rather harsh Beagle, and it doesn't help the OP. From your background I take it that the state paid for your training so you have not had to face the difficulties that so many aspirant aviators now face.
Getting into the industry and the progression into an airline is now determined by your bank balance rather than your motivation. Both schools will lead to the same licence at course completion, and if one offers the chance of employment I would take it.I know a lot of people who spent a lot of money to get a licence and then never had the opportunity to use it.
If having chosen the former option ,and you think that the course was missing detail ,there is always the possibility to self study to fill the perceived gaps.
I came through the self improver route and I don't remember any complaints about the quality of the instruction I was giving to my students before I went off to an airline job.