WinorWall24
2nd May 2006, 18:14
Hi,
I am new to the idea of becoming a pilot, i have done my own research, and also trailed through the search engines here.
I would like to ask a few questions.
Through my own research i have found that realistically the top few schools, are; OAT, Atlantic Coventry; Jerez, and CTC, but i feel the latter is not right for me. These schools from what i understand give you the best education giving you the best chance of passing, and together with that they are held within high regard when it comes to applying for future jobs. Please correct me if i am wrong.
One more issure for me is whether i do intergrated or modular. I have been through the negatives and positives here, one negative being that modular students get secondary treatment at the schools compared to the intergrated students. One question that i haven't found an answer to is whether your chances, as far as future employement is concerned, is less if you do a modular course.
Please help, your answers will be very useful too me.
I am new to the idea of becoming a pilot, i have done my own research, and also trailed through the search engines here.
I would like to ask a few questions.
Through my own research i have found that realistically the top few schools, are; OAT, Atlantic Coventry; Jerez, and CTC, but i feel the latter is not right for me. These schools from what i understand give you the best education giving you the best chance of passing, and together with that they are held within high regard when it comes to applying for future jobs. Please correct me if i am wrong.
One more issure for me is whether i do intergrated or modular. I have been through the negatives and positives here, one negative being that modular students get secondary treatment at the schools compared to the intergrated students. One question that i haven't found an answer to is whether your chances, as far as future employement is concerned, is less if you do a modular course.
Please help, your answers will be very useful too me.