Part-time Or Evening Only Mcc Course
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Part-time Or Evening Only Mcc Course
Hi all
Does anyone have any information or first hand experierence in completing an MCC
part-time or doing it in evening sessions? Have called a few providers and none could give me any immediate response. I have left my contact details and still no reply.
Many thanx
gb
Does anyone have any information or first hand experierence in completing an MCC
part-time or doing it in evening sessions? Have called a few providers and none could give me any immediate response. I have left my contact details and still no reply.
Many thanx
gb
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Due to personal reasons I need to do a part-time mcc or one that can be structured around the evening session. I know it only takes 10 days but that is not what I was asking... RTFQ
GB
Due to personal reasons I need to do a part-time mcc or one that can be structured around the evening session. I know it only takes 10 days but that is not what I was asking... RTFQ
GB
I haven't heard of anyone doing it part-time but would have thought it was feasible. Would be of benefit to you to have the same sim partner, though. I don't know if they are still doing MCCs but have you tried Jetlinx at Heathrow?
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There are a number of providers that do schedule their simulator sessions in the evenings and at weekends. We also do this.
I would imagine that the ground school would have to be completed during the daytime due to its length, but along with us, most schools will run their sorties in the evening period if necessary. The course duration however would probably still be 8 days straight. So if you are choosing evenings to fit around work, you might find yourself a little tired!
The best way is to actually have a week off to complete the course, so you have consistency, this way you will learn a lot more - or at least it will sink in better.
I would imagine that the ground school would have to be completed during the daytime due to its length, but along with us, most schools will run their sorties in the evening period if necessary. The course duration however would probably still be 8 days straight. So if you are choosing evenings to fit around work, you might find yourself a little tired!
The best way is to actually have a week off to complete the course, so you have consistency, this way you will learn a lot more - or at least it will sink in better.
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There is an out fit that do it on the BA sims and I believe they are all current pilots and you have to do the sim sessions at unearthly hours if you like it or not.
Personally I would leave it just now until things start moving. Your going to be pretty rusty by the time low houred guys are getting the call. The sim time will do you no harm getting back up to speed and saves you the cost of paying extra sim time before any sim checks.
Personally I would leave it just now until things start moving. Your going to be pretty rusty by the time low houred guys are getting the call. The sim time will do you no harm getting back up to speed and saves you the cost of paying extra sim time before any sim checks.
