Module A
Aircraft & aerodynamics
How wings, engines and instruments actually work — taught on real hardware, not slides.
Training / 01 — Knowledge with context
Ground
school.
The knowledge half of the licence — taught the way pilots actually use it: in small groups, out loud, and always connected to your next hour in the air.
What it entails
6 weeks · evenings
Ground school / 01 — every dial, explained before you need it
Ground school runs two evenings a week for six weeks. Each session ends with a simple promise: everything you learned tonight, you’ll touch in the airplane within days.
No lectures to a silent room. We work problems together — weather charts, weight and balance, airspace puzzles — until the knowledge feels like yours.
What’s included
12 sessions
Module B
Weather & airspace
Reading the sky, decoding forecasts, and knowing exactly where you may — and may not — fly.
Module C
Navigation & radio
Charts, flight planning and confident radio calls, practised live with our instructors.
The arc
Brief · practise · test
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Weeks 1–2: foundations
Aerodynamics and aircraft systems. You’ll pre-flight a real airplane in week one and know every part you touch.
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Weeks 3–4: the world outside
Weather theory and airspace rules, paired with your first dual flights so the sky confirms the classroom.
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Weeks 5–6: put it together
Cross-country planning, radio work and mock written exams until you pass comfortably — then you sit the real one.
Keep going
Next stages
02 — Practice with purpose
Dual instruction
Take the knowledge flying: one-on-one pattern work, manoeuvres and cross-countries.
03 — Your judgement, trusted
Solo readiness
Solo circuits, supervised cross-countries and checkride prep until everyone is certain.
Next cohort starts soon
Reserve
your seat.
Evening groups are capped at eight so every question gets answered. Tell us you’re coming and we’ll hold a chair.