signing up for an ATPL theoretical course....scary
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signing up for an ATPL theoretical course....scary
Dear all
Im just about to make the big commitment and sign up with bristol for there ATPL distance course.
It is something Ive always wanted to do, and now at 27 Im doing it.
But now I come to do it, Ive become very scared about it all. Mind full of negative what ifs.
I shouldnt doubt my learning ability as I have aerospace HND and a degree in Mechanical engineering, but still think about what if I fail.
The money isnt a problem.
I know the job market is poor at the moment and that the hardest part of this career option is getting a job in the RHS at the end.
Is this scary feeling normal. did you feel the same when picking up the phone to sign on.
Please any advice and thoughts ASAP would be much appriciated
Cheers
Mint
Im just about to make the big commitment and sign up with bristol for there ATPL distance course.
It is something Ive always wanted to do, and now at 27 Im doing it.
But now I come to do it, Ive become very scared about it all. Mind full of negative what ifs.
I shouldnt doubt my learning ability as I have aerospace HND and a degree in Mechanical engineering, but still think about what if I fail.
The money isnt a problem.
I know the job market is poor at the moment and that the hardest part of this career option is getting a job in the RHS at the end.
Is this scary feeling normal. did you feel the same when picking up the phone to sign on.
Please any advice and thoughts ASAP would be much appriciated
Cheers
Mint
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Mintflavour
Bristol are really good, so you don't have to worry about that bit!
I did my distance learning with Oxford who are also really good.
Both their brushup courses are really fun to go on, you get a big pile of feedback to cart away and then you pass!
And myself, if I don't get a job within the first week after getting my IR I'm going to Bangkok and run a chickboy bar
Best of Luck
Bristol are really good, so you don't have to worry about that bit!
I did my distance learning with Oxford who are also really good.
Both their brushup courses are really fun to go on, you get a big pile of feedback to cart away and then you pass!
And myself, if I don't get a job within the first week after getting my IR I'm going to Bangkok and run a chickboy bar
Best of Luck
