Becoming a pilot isn't just about logging flight hours - it also requires mastering a wide range of knowledge through ground training. Examples of subject areas include aerodynamic flight principles, weather, airspace, aircraft systems, and human factors. There are many different methods to complete ground training to lead to a deeper, more well rounded understanding of knowledge areas.

Custom-tailored instruction to your individual needs

Excellent for targeted review or clarification

Typically the most costly option, but very effective for learning

Allows for deeper understanding into complex topics or reviewing knowledge areas from previous lessons or topics

Ideal for motivated, independent learners

Very low cost other than books and office supplies

Flexible and self-paced

Requires strong discipline in making real-world connections

Study questions provided through our structured syllabus

Structured classroom course designed to prepare you for real-world scenarios

Covers all areas of aeronautical knowledge

Taught by experienced instructors in a classroom environment

Encourages interaction with hands on learning, and discussion questions

 Offers structured video based training with quizzes and practice tests

Accessible anytime, from anywhere

Focused primarily on written test preparation and basic level of understanding

Limited opportunities for asking questions or clarifying difficult to understand topics