UK JAA CPL(H)IR to AUSTRALIAN CASA CPL(H)IR
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UK JAA CPL(H)IR to AUSTRALIAN CASA CPL(H)IR
Hello all, Need a wee bit guidance.. Having checked the CASA site and understanding the requirements, does anyone know where to get study notes/question bank for the required exams? 
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They have a good name for theory here in Australia.
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Get yourself a copy of the AIP/CAO's and CAR's online via the CASA website. They are a must have for the exam. You may be able to use the on-line copies for study but you will need hard copies for the exam proper.
AFT are a pretty good bunch. They provide the bulk of ATPL(h) training in Oz and will be able to help you out. I think they will be able to do distance learning or intensive residential for you
The IREX exam which you will have to pass is widely regarded as a
nasty mongrel exam and a few guys with lots of overseas IFR experience have stumbled several times at this particular hurdle.
Good luck
Floats'
AFT are a pretty good bunch. They provide the bulk of ATPL(h) training in Oz and will be able to help you out. I think they will be able to do distance learning or intensive residential for you
The IREX exam which you will have to pass is widely regarded as a
nasty mongrel exam and a few guys with lots of overseas IFR experience have stumbled several times at this particular hurdle. Good luck
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Mmmmm ...
Yes .... the IREX exam is considered a "bastard" ... having said that ... it is designed that way for a reason .... a bit like the UK exams if you undertake a classroom type structured course you will find it relatively easy because all the necessary required syllabus will be presented to you.
Done properly (in a classroom) you can easily get 90+% .... and the higher your theoretical passmark the less agro you will get when doing the oral part of the I/R test.
Good luck
Yes .... the IREX exam is considered a "bastard" ... having said that ... it is designed that way for a reason .... a bit like the UK exams if you undertake a classroom type structured course you will find it relatively easy because all the necessary required syllabus will be presented to you.
Done properly (in a classroom) you can easily get 90+% .... and the higher your theoretical passmark the less agro you will get when doing the oral part of the I/R test.
Good luck
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.....and you'll enjoy a much more civil bureaucracy and find peers more welcoming than can be the experience going into the JAA system from Australia or even the USA according to anectodal information.
