Originally Posted by
Knudiee
I appreciate your input. By “putting together an outline” do you mean like a frame of each lesson, (like what will be taught, what you need, how long will it take, etc.) or making all the lessons from scratch?
I bought the pilot nick binder, I’ve heard good things.
I already have my written exams done, and sorry to the guy who started the forum, I didn’t mean to hijack. I’m sure it will be helpful to us both.
What I meant by outline is just a summarized version of what you will need to talk about for each task of the PTS, which is pretty much what you would include in an actual lesson, content wise.
Take Area II Task A Aeromedical factors for instance. The list of things you’ll need to cover is already pretty well laid out. Now just expand on it to make sure you hit all the points.
The examiner may ask you to give a formal lesson about one of the tasks, or may have more of a free form dialogue with you about it, ymmv.