Training for the Aged (38)
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Thanks STANDTO,
Wise words indeed. I do have a mentor... a very experienced older pilot.
I am fortunate in that I do not have dependents. [So I can only ruin one life.] It seems that the sensible option is to go modular. There were some advantages to the integrated route (speed and the level of experience I would get as part of the course I was looking at).
Thanks again, STANDTO.
Wise words indeed. I do have a mentor... a very experienced older pilot.
I am fortunate in that I do not have dependents. [So I can only ruin one life.] It seems that the sensible option is to go modular. There were some advantages to the integrated route (speed and the level of experience I would get as part of the course I was looking at).
Thanks again, STANDTO.
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jd10k,
The level of experience you will receieve on the modular route will be the same as on the integrated. Also, if you do the modules back to back you will complete the course in the same time as the integrated. However, if you go from what they say on these forums you'll get a job quicker after the integrated route. I don't agree personally.
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The level of experience you will receieve on the modular route will be the same as on the integrated. Also, if you do the modules back to back you will complete the course in the same time as the integrated. However, if you go from what they say on these forums you'll get a job quicker after the integrated route. I don't agree personally.
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