Flight school specific training preparation
Different schools train differently. This preparation focuses on how flight schools assess candidates, structure training, and expect you to think — before you ever start.
General flight school preparation
Core preparation that applies across most UK and EU flight schools. Included with Basic and above.
How schools assess
- Learning attitude and adaptability
- Response to feedback
- Decision making under instruction
- Professional mindset
Training expectations
- Pace and self-study responsibility
- Standardisation vs flexibility
- Instructor–student relationship
- Progress checks and reviews
School-aligned preparation sets
Preparation aligned with how specific flight schools structure training, assessments, and progression. Included with Pro.
CAE Oxford Aviation Academy
Preparation aligned with highly structured, airline-style integrated training environments.
- Standardisation and SOP mindset
- High pace training adaptation
- Assessment-driven progression
Skyborne Airline Academy
Focused on airline-aligned training with strong emphasis on professionalism and assessment readiness.
- Training discipline and feedback loops
- Scenario-based thinking
- Airline-style assessment mindset
Modular & independent schools
Preparation for less standardised environments where responsibility, planning, and self-direction matter more.
- Self-managed study and progress
- Instructor variability
- Balancing cost, pace, and quality
Schools train differently
Before training
Understanding how a school operates helps you choose the right route and avoid surprises once training begins.
During training
Candidates who understand expectations early adapt faster, stress less, and progress more consistently.