Bristol Ground School
 

Hello All

Me again, any of you experience of the above, particularly keen to get real feedback re their use of the DVDs/computer aided learning and on line testing, whats it realy like?

Simon.

They are very good indeed, but if you search on here you will find stacks of stuff on it, Id start with a search.

If you search the forums (not always that easy) you will find no end of ringing endorsements for BGS. I went there and would highly recommend them. Was pre on-line days but their notes are by far the best I have seen, and I've seen most.

.......and I'm using the material right now! lol.

Again, just like above, I compared all the other flying colleges material, it was a choice between Oxford's or Bristol material, and Bristol won the choice.

I highly recommend them too, well presented and in colour, unlike some others. :ok:

I have recently finished with BGS and passed all exams 1st time, with a 93% Avg, they're excellent! I cannot recommend them highly enough!

I think it;s generally accepted that bgs are the best at what they do.

The such a let down to what would have been a perfect pack age is the online question banks for the sample caa questions (rather then just sample papers) is changed extra. not only that but the access is for 3 months, making sure you cant just get one 3 month block for your passes one and two

very odd decision and have to say after all their amazing packs and such high quality presentation was a let down.

The week by week leaning diary is a brill way to break down the mass of topics.

At £50 per three months that's hardly likely to break the bank in terms of aviation studies, is it? That's about 8 minutes flying time on a Seneca :cool:

I paid the £50 to use their question bank in the lead up to my theory exams. I owe my first time passes and decent average to them. Using the Bristol database is essential preparation!