I went through it just under a year ago. Indoc and ground school are straight forward. Systems training is computer based (a test of patience for me) supplemented by class instruction. Simultaneously you do cockpit procedures training to establish your flows, calls and checklist usage. (Verbiage is important here) My oral was in CLT two weeks after ground school. Sim training for me was the 200 in CVG followed by the checkride. Then 2 weeks later for 7/9 differences. 3 months later I started IOE, signed off, then 7/9 differences. Finished my 100 hours of consolidation with 20 minutes to spare. Over all I felt the training was good, but the time between sim and IOE was unacceptable. This won't be an issue now as they are adequately staffed with check airman, sim instructors , and the less pilots to train. Instructors are more than willing to help if you have problems, but the info will not be spoon feed to you. Line check airman were very patient during IOE since there was such a delay between sim and IOE for my class. If you put forth the effort you will have no problems. In fact I think the less experienced pilot will benefit with this program more so then someone who will have to unlearn years of experience in other operations.