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Introduction

WelcometotheGulfCoastTrainingSolutionsEASADistance
LearningCourse.Weaimtomakeyourprogressthroughthe
courseassimpleandsimpleaspossible.

In this booklet, you will find the approved course outline,

detailinghowlongyoushouldspendoneachsubjectandthe
requirements for you to obtain the sign off for the EASA
exams. Updated versions of this manual will be available to
all students. The latest version will be published on the
Online Learning Center. You should look periodically to
ensureiftherehavebeenanychanges.

GulfCoastTrainingSolutionscoursesplitsthosesubjects
intoeithertwophaseseachcontaining7subjects,orthree
phaseswiththesubjectssplit563.Therearebenefitsto
bothroutes,suchas,ifyouchoosetheTwoPhase,youwill
onlyneedtotraveltoFloridatwicefortheexaminations.If
youchoosetheThreePhaseyoumayfinditismore
manageabletostudyeachphasewithfewersubjectsatany
onetime.Thechoiceisyours.

TheTwoPhaseOption
Phase1 Phase2
PrinciplesofFlight Meteorology
AircraftPerformance AircraftGeneralKnowledge
Mass&Balance AirLaw
FlightPlanning HumanPerformance
RadioNavigation VFRCommunications
Instruments IFRCommunications
GeneralNavigation OperationalProcedures

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TheThreePhaseOption
Phase1 Phase2 Phase3
Aircraft
Performance
IFR
Communications
AircraftGeneral
Knowledge
Principlesof
Flight
VFR
Communications
Operational
Procedures
Mass&Balance AirLaw Meteorology
FlightPlanning
Human
Performance
Radio
Navigation
Instrumentation

General
Navigation

TheOnlineLearningCenter

By now you should have received your log in details for the
online learning center through the email which you used to
sign up for the course. This can be found at
www.easaatp.com

Once you log on for the first time, please go to your profile
and ensure that your email address and contact number
listedarecorrect.
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Thewebsitehasfourareasforyoutouse:

The Classroom where topic quizzes and all

mandatorytestsarefound
Theforumsforsupport
TheRapidClickThru
Yourstudentrecord.

MandatoryTests

Themandatorytestsaremadeupof:

SelfAssessedTests
ProgressTests
EndofCourseTests

Each of these tests must be completed with a minimum

score of 75%. All the tests are programmed at pre
determinedpointstoensurethatyouhaveunderstoodwhat
you have been studying. You are free to attempt the self
assessedtestswhenyouplease,howevertheprogresstests
must only be attempted when you feel ready and have
completedallrequiredtestsbeforethatpoint.
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Onceyoufeelreadyforanyofthemandatorytestsyoucan
attemptthemintheorderlistedinthisprogramstudyguide.

Shouldyoufailaprogresstesttwice,theinstructorwillthen
email you a debriefing for the answers you got wrong, and
you will then need to take a retest. The same procedure
appliestotheendofcoursetests.

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Inadditiontothemandatoryteststherearemanyindividual
topictests.Whilstthesearenotmandatorywewouldadvise
you take these tests periodically to check your
understandingofthetopicsandforexposuretothequestion
typesthatyouwillseeintheexams.

All mandatory test scores will be maintained in a student

record.BeforeyoureceiveyoursignofffortheEASAexams,
your record will be checked for completeness. Below is an
example of the student record which shows how far you
haveprogressedthroughthemandatorytesting.

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Forums

This is where you go to get help with individual topics.

Search the forums for the answer to see if the question has
been asked before. If not please post your question so that
others may benefit from the instructors answer. However
we do ask that you also include an explanation of why you
thinktheansweryouchoseiscorrect.Thisenablesustosee
whereyoumayneedassistance.

Please feel free to post on another students question with

either an answer or a further question. The more
participation from users, the more everyone including you
willbenefit.

PLEASEDONOTASKQUESTIONSABOUTMANDATORY
TESTSINTHEFORUMS.Theseshouldbeemaileddirectlyto
thesupportdesk.

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PreExamCourse

As part of the approved course all students are expected to

attend 70 hours in the classroom at our approved facility
prior to entering the examinations. This will either be 2 full
weeks or 3 partial weeks depending on your choice for
eitheratwophasecourseorthreephasecourse.

IfyouaretheholderofanICAOCPL/IR,thiscanbereduced
atourdiscretionto35hoursintheclassroom.Theholderof
anICAOATPcanhavethisreducedtozerotime.Howeverit
should be noted that this will be at the discretion of the
Chief Theoretical Knowledge Instructor based on the
progress and scores that you achieve on the online
classroom.

When you wish to attend the course, please contact us

about a month in advance so that we may book you in and
tellyouaboutaccommodationandtransportoptions.Please
note that not all subjects are covered every month, so
please plan ahead so that we can best accommodate your
needs.

Support

Thebestplacetolookforsupportinthefirstinstanceisthe
forums. Should you not find the answer you are looking for
there, either start a new post or email the support desk at
support@faatojaa.comandaninstructorwillgetbacktoyou
quickly with a response. Please try to include as much
information as you can in the email so that the instructor
canseeexactlywhereheneedstodirecthiscomments.

If you need further assistance on a topic, and it just doesnt

seem to be understandable through email, then an phone
calltothesupportdeskcanbesetupbyappointment.

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RapidClickThruExamPreparationSection

In the Online Learning Center you will find a section which

allows you to run through the full bank of questions at a
rapid pace. This allows you to test yourself outside of the
formalityofquizzes,oneachsubjectasyouseefit.

We are constantly adding new features to this site, and we

highly recommend that you spend as much time as you can
here,andwhenyougetclosertotheexams,youshouldlook
to spend the majority of your day studying these questions.
Remember, these are the questions you will see in the real
exam.

Evidencehasshownthatcandidatesforexamsregularly
achievewithin5%oftheirscoreontherapidclickthruin
therealexam.Youshould,forpersonalachievement,be
averaging95%oneachsubjectthroughtheentirerapid
clickthru,priortoenteringtheexams.

ExamApplication

The EASA exams are only administered once per month by

theUKauthorities.ThiswillbeonthefirstMondayofevery
month but there are exceptions to the rule. You should
checktheforumsforthemostuptodateinformation.

Priortoentry,youmusthavecompletedallthemandatory
testsontheonlineclassroom,andhavecontactedthe
officetodiscussthepreexamcourse.

To enter for the exams, you will need to complete the

application and payment forms at least six weeks prior to
thefirstdayofexaminations.

Simply download the forms from the online classroom, fill

themincompletelyandfaxtousat(239)6435300.Wewill
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check your student record for completeness and sign the
formoff.Wewillthenfaxittotheauthoritiesforprocessing.

RemembertouseBLOCKCAPITALSwhenfillingintheform
andtosignpagestwoandthreeoftheapplicationform.

You may apply for the exams prior to attending the pre
exam course but at that stage you must have passed all of
the mandatory tests. Results of the exams are received
within10workingdaysstartingthedayafterthelastexam.

ExaminationAmendments

Once you apply for the exams, the authorities will charge
you for the exams you have been signed off for. If you
changeyourmindonthesubjects,andtheChiefTheoretical
Knowledge Instructor agrees with your decision, the
followingrulesapplytoamendmentstoyourapplication:

Examsmaybeaddedtoanapplicationprovidedthat
theclosingdateforexamshasnotpassed.
Exams may be removed from an application greater
than10workingdaysfromthefirstdayoftheexam
sessionforanadministrationfee.
Exams may be removed from an application up to 1
working day prior to the first day of the exam
session,butallfeesforthatexamwillbelost.

Please note, that Gulf Coast Training Solutions requires a

minimum of three working days notice in addition to the
timelinesaboveforanyamendmentstoapplications.

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ExaminationProcess

Theregulationsdictatethetimingandrulesforexamination.
The exams are sat once per month at the CAA approved
exam centers. A list of these centers can be found on the
Online Learning Center along with the examination briefing
sheet provided by the authorities. However there are a few
regulationswhichyoushouldbeawareof:

All exams must be completed within 18 months of

thefirstexamination
You cannot attend the exam center more than 6
times(calledasitting)tocompleteall14exams
Youcannotattemptanyexamsmorethan4times.

If you do not pass all 14 exams within the above limits, you
willloseanyexamsalreadypassedandbeginanewseriesof
exams.Inthiseventyouwillberequiredtocompletefurther
training to include not less than 60 hours and any other
requirements at the discression of the Chief Theoretical
KnowledgeInstructor.

Wehopethisisapleasantstudyingexperienceforyou.

SteveGibbins
HeadofTraining
GulfCoastTrainingSolutions
Phone:2396434300

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Definitions
TheAtmosphere
BasicAerodynamic
Theory
4
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Atmosphere&
Classifications
3
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AirTemperature
AirSpeedIndicator
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PropertiesofRadio
Waves
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VerticalSpeed
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FlightComputer
4 Chapter4
FlightPlanning
FuelPolicies
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Modulation
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Doppler
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EUOPS
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Drag
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Terrestrial
Magnetism
DirectReading
Compass
Gyroscopes
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GeneralNavigation
The1in60Rule
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FlightPlanning
Altimetry
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RadioNavigation
VHFDirectionFinder
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AutomaticDirection
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VHFOmniDirectional
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ArtificialHorizon
TurnandSlip
TurnCoordinator
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FlightPlanning
FlightComputerPt1
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ClimbPrinciples
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RemoteIndicating
Compass
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Convergency&
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FlightPlanning
FlightComputerPt2
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MicrowaveLanding
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GroundRadar
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CAP697
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GeneralNavigation 1
FlightPlanning 1
RadioNavigation 1
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Computers
Communications
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Autopilot
Autoland
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YawDampers
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Aerodynamic
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FlightPlanning 1
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10
Chapters
11to13
Self
Assessed
Tests2
OperationalProcedures
1
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Period
SubjectandTopic Hours
Chapter
Reference
6 OperationalProcedures
MinimumNavigation
Performance
SpecialOPS
Procedures
3
Chapters10
and11
AircraftGeneralKnowledge

PowerPlant
TurbineAssembly
ExhaustSystem
GTELubrication
11
Chapters16
to18
Systems
Emergency
Equipment
Chapter6
Electrics
IntroductiontoAC
Transformers
Chapters10
and11
Meteorology
Precipitation
Storms
Icing
9
Chapters14
to16
Progress
Tests2
OperationalProcedures 1
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Study
Period
SubjectandTopic Hours
Chapter
Reference
7

OperationalProcedures
PressurisationFailure
FireandSmoke
3
Chapters12
and13
AircraftGeneralKnowledge

PowerPlant
PrinciplesofThrust
Performanceand
ThrustAugmentation
ReverseThrust
AuxiliaryGearBoxes
&AccessoryDrives
11
Chapters19
to22
Systems
FuelSystems
Chapter7
Electrics
ACMotors
Chapter12
Meteorology
TAFsandMETARs
Weatherchartsand
SatelliteImages
Airmasses
10
Chapters17
to19
Self
Assessed
Tests3
OperationalProcedures 1
Online
Classroom
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Meteorology 1

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Period
SubjectandTopic Hours
Chapter
Reference
8 OperationalProcedures
DangerousGoods
NoiseAbatement
Contaminated
Runways
3
Chapters14
to16
AircraftGeneralKnowledge
PowerPlant
IgnitionSystems
AuxiliaryPowerUnits
Fuel
FuelSystems
Internal&BleedAir 10
Chapters23
to27
Systems
Revision
Review
Electrics
Computers
Semiconductorsand
Logic
Chapters13
and14
Meteorology
Climatology
AreaClimatology
Definitions
10
Chapters20
to22
Progress
Tests3
OperationalProcedures 1
Online
Classroom
AircraftGeneralKnowledge 1
Meteorology 1
Endof
Course
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