Enrolment is automatic once you have purchased one (or more) of our study programmes. You may choose the Full Student (FS) programme or the Study Book (SB) programme. You can use the FS programme for some modules and the SB programme for others – the choice is yours.
Each module covers the syllabus as laid down in EASA Part 66 and the study programmes are sent out at the beginning of the course in one or more mailings.
For those on the FS programme the completed in-course assessments are returned to the tutors for marking after studying the appropriate sections in the study books (a programme and tutor-list is provided). The assessments are marked by the tutors (marks are confidential between LBP and the student), comments and recommendations are made, and they are returned to the student.
The student can contact the tutor at any time to discuss any problems.
About 2 months before completion of the module is anticipated, the student applies to the CAA for the examination (examination application forms, dates and venues supplied by LBP).
After passing the first module (or modules) the studying of the next module is commenced and the cycle is repeated until all the modules are passed.
A personalised time-table is provided for each module/set of modules. This can be changed by the student to suit his/her requirements.
For those who which to study for the Essay Examinations only we provide an EE programme for all the modules 7, 9 and 10.
Written specifically to cover the EASA Part 66 licence syllabus (for the LWTR books written to the BCAR section L syllabus). They are compiled and kept up-to-date by the tutors and designed to be understood by the ‘home reader’. Copyright clearance has been obtained from many or the worlds leading aircraft and component manufacturers. Books are used by some of the world’s airlines as their standard study books.
We are always in the process of up-dating our books. Because of the ever changing technology and the continuously changing CAA examination requirements our study books are always in the process of being up-dated/rewritten.
These chances also incorporate any changes in the syllabus, as was the case when JAR66 changed to EASA Part 66, and when any changes might occur in the future.
Note. A word of warning about our old books. We have been publishing these since the JAR66/Part 66 started and there are lots of our older study books ‘out there’, with many being used by several people over the years. If you are using our old material it is important to remember that it might be out-of-date; significant facts might have changed which the CAA ask questions on and using the books might put the reader at risk of failure of the CAA examinations. If you are using our old material do contact us to check on each book’s current amendment state (issue number shown in bottom right hand corner of each book).
We provide an amendment service for establishments that have purchased our study books for their libraries/student use. Please contact LBP for details.
You may enrol as a Study Books (SB) student or a Full Student (FS) and your programme may contain any combination of these to suit your requirements. You may start on the SB programme for a module and if you decide later that you want to up-grade for tutor support then this can be done instantly by telephone using your credit card.
You will be allocated a student number which you should quote in all correspondence with LBP.
As an SB student you will receive the (latest issue) study books and a personalised time-table.
As a FS student you will receive:
FREE with each module (SB or FS):
Part of the FS programme.
Our in-course assessments are set, marked, and kept up-to-date by the tutors. They are designed to be at least as difficult as the CAA examinations and follow the same style and marking standard. The number of questions in each assessment reflects the size of the module and each paper/sets of papers consists of more questions than those on the CAA papers. This ensures a more complete coverage of the subject.
Each FS module is sent out with in-course assessments (as appropriate) as follows:
| Module |
Multi- choice Paper/s |
EASA Essay (EE) Programme (A & B) |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| A | B | ||
| 1 | 1 | 1 | |
| 2 | 1 | 1 | |
| 3 | 1 | 1 | |
| 4 | - | 1 | |
| 5 | 1 | 1 | |
| 6 | 1 | 1 | |
| 7 | 3 | 4 | 1 |
| 8 | 1 | 1 | |
| 9 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 10 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 11A | 4 | 4 | |
| 11B | 4 | ||
| 12 | 4 | ||
| 13 | - | 13 | |
| 14 | - | 1 | |
| 15 | 2 | 3 | |
| 16 | 1 | 1 | |
| 17 | 1 | 1 | |
The EE programme is sent out with the appropriate FS module programme, but may be purchased separately for those wishing to study the essays only (ideally after having already passed the appropriate module multi choice paper).
The EE programme includes access to a tutor and consists of tuition on the technique of answering the essay questions. The CAA require a particular style in the answers to their questions and this style (technique) has to be learnt. Our programme includes all the details you need to know about the technique and all the essay questions that have been used for that particular module with coverage as follows:
In all, the programme includes all the information necessary to learn the technique of answering the CAA essay questions and also includes a comprehensive set of essay questions.
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Our courses are ideal for those who live/work outside the UK. All mailings are sent courier/airmail.
For entry visa applications forms may be required from the Home Office Immigration Directorate. Visa application forms should be sent (together with all supporting documentation as stated on the form) to the Immigration Office. Remember to include a copy of the letter from the CAA specifying your exam date and venue.
Further information can be found in our Contacts page.
Students can use LBP as their mailing address to/from the CAA for a small fee (see the Prices page). CAA examination application forms are vetted prior to onward transmission to the CAA. All Results Letters sent from the CAA to LBP are copied and retained at LBP with the student records (so copies are kept should there be any mislaid letters). A copy of the Results Letter is emailed to the student’s email address as soon as it is received from the CAA and the original hard copy sent to the student by airmail.
So this service includes:
A good command of English is essential for a successful outcome when taking the CAA examinations. All UK CAA examinations (and all LBP exams) are held in English. If any LBP student requires assistance with English then he/she should contact the LBP office.
If you suffer from dyslexia then a medical certificate sent to the CAA prior to the examination will mean that the CAA will allow some extra time for the examinations.
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