I found self study extremely hard, and in the end gave in and did one to one tuition for the last 3 or 4 exams, as well as doing a bit of Confuser when it all got a bit much (as it did with Met - I'm same as Evo on that, not at all sure I really understand it despite getting a high pass in the exam).

I think the same goes to some extent for the ATPLs. Met is, not so much of a mystery anymore, but it would not be too difficult to get me to say "um" and "errm" quite regularly when furnishing explantions!

The more I fly, the less I think I understand Met. The wx around here never seems to follow the book... :confused:

Thanks for the replies everyone.

Like Gertrude the Wombat I am cr@p at learning from the books as well.

My instructor thinks that I am worrying unnecessarily and thinks I will have no problems. I am not that far in to it yet.

I guess I am doing my usual panic routine. :O

I have calmed a little bit now and taking the more methodical approach. I think the solution for me will be in the multi media CBT as opposed to the books.

Don't worry PBD. If it helps I was in a more anxious and sleepless over my PPL exams than for my ATPLs!! Don't ask why...I don't know.

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