The structured revision plan that takes you from first login to your final PPL theory pass in 12 weeks. We help you with what, how and when to study, so you can focus on learning.
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Doors open today at 10:00 UK time. If you're on the list, your discount code is already in your inbox.
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This course is written to the UK CAA and EASA syllabus. Sit your exams in the UK or in Europe.
Nobody fails PPL theory because they're not smart enough. They stall for the same six reasons, every time.
You don't need more willpower, more free time, or a maths brain. You need a system that tells you what to study today, in what order, and proves you're ready before you book the exam. That's it.
Same nine exams, two very different six months. Most pilots find the second way only after the first costs them a retake.
Every day is structured. No thinking about what, or when
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You are not studying nine subjects. You are studying four sittings: pair them right and one block of revision covers two or three exams at once.
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Air Law | Air Law | Air Law | Air Law | Air Law | Mock | Off |
| Week 2 | Air Law | Air Law | Air Law | Ops | Ops | Mock | Off |
| Week 3 | Pain list | Pain list | Pain list | Pain list | Exams | Off | Off |
You meet every rule twice: once in principle, once in practice. That is exactly how it sticks.
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 4 | Met | Met | Met | Met | Met | Mock | Off |
| Week 5 | Met | Met | Met | Comms | Comms | Mock | Off |
| Week 6 | HP | HP | Pain list | Pain list | Exams | Off | Off |
One heavy subject, two light ones. Met gets the attention, the sitting stays balanced.
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 7 | POF | POF | POF | POF | POF | Mock | Off |
| Week 8 | AGK | AGK | AGK | AGK | AGK | Mock | Off |
| Week 9 | Pain list | Pain list | Pain list | Pain list | Exams | Off | Off |
The physics of how it flies, and the systems that make it work. Each one deepens the other.
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 10 | Nav | Nav | Nav | Nav | Nav | Mock | Off |
| Week 11 | Flt Plan | Flt Plan | Flt Plan | Flt Plan | Flt Plan | Mock | Off |
| Week 12 | Pain list | Pain list | Pain list | Pain list | Exams | Off | 9/9 ✓ |
Both calculation heavy: whizz wheel, headings, fuel. Every hour serves both exams, and it lines up with the nav stage of your flight training.
I didn't build this because revision software is a good business. I built it because I sat exactly where you're sitting: nine exams, textbooks written like legal documents, and no idea what to study first.
I did my licence around a full-time job, with nobody in my life who'd done it before. That's the part nobody warns you about. Your private pilot licence can be a lonely journey: it's your brain, your exams, your timeline. Nobody is coming to organise it for you. And it's easy to get distracted with the flying and let the theory fall behind.
I wasn't a natural. The flying took me far longer than it should have. But I cracked the theory: all nine exams in under three months, not because I was disciplined, but because I stopped waiting to feel motivated and built a system instead.
That system is this. So the theory takes less of your life and the flying takes more of it.
If you're doing this around a job, or a family, or both, motivation won't carry you. Most pilots give up because they can't seem to manage it all alongside their lives, or because the theory overwhelms them. Don't let that be you.
The CAA and EASA give you 18 months for all nine exams. Give yourself a plan.
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