CMY.BRYAN
31st Aug 2016, 18:06
Ok, so I have done 9 papers and have another 5 to go. Meteorology and Flight Planning are coming up next and that's where I have hit my first snag doing this whole ATPL stuff.
Met..argh Met... I feel as if I will never get my head around this material, despite knowing that I desperately need to.
With 13 days to go before my Met paper, I seriously am losing (if not lost already) any form of confidence that I can actually do this.
I use the Oxford books (simply because Singapore teaches the ATPL stuff out of there). And it simply erodes my confidence and determination.
I would study one chapter out of the book, watch the Oxford CBT and attempt the questions at the back and watch myeslf crumble. A good chunk of the questions at the end of each chapter dont even relate to what is being taught in that chapter and the sudden thought of " Can I actually do this?" sinks in...
To be honest, I absolutely hate the Oxford books. Too much unnecessary information imo and alot of time is spent sieving through to find what is needed to know.
For Met, seriously, I know this has been asked before but is there absolutely any way to get around it in an effective way? Anyone has any notes? Tips tricks? Whatever that could help...
Met..argh Met... I feel as if I will never get my head around this material, despite knowing that I desperately need to.
With 13 days to go before my Met paper, I seriously am losing (if not lost already) any form of confidence that I can actually do this.
I use the Oxford books (simply because Singapore teaches the ATPL stuff out of there). And it simply erodes my confidence and determination.
I would study one chapter out of the book, watch the Oxford CBT and attempt the questions at the back and watch myeslf crumble. A good chunk of the questions at the end of each chapter dont even relate to what is being taught in that chapter and the sudden thought of " Can I actually do this?" sinks in...
To be honest, I absolutely hate the Oxford books. Too much unnecessary information imo and alot of time is spent sieving through to find what is needed to know.
For Met, seriously, I know this has been asked before but is there absolutely any way to get around it in an effective way? Anyone has any notes? Tips tricks? Whatever that could help...