Male:female ratio
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Re: Male:female ratio
In generic training, you can practice as much as you want because the sim is voice recognition and you operate it on your own.
Most of us came in on the weekends, especially before an eval. The centre is open 24 hours, so you can come in and practice as much as you'd like.
In speciality, the sim is run by specialized staff, so there is no practicing during specialty.
Most of us came in on the weekends, especially before an eval. The centre is open 24 hours, so you can come in and practice as much as you'd like.
In speciality, the sim is run by specialized staff, so there is no practicing during specialty.
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Re: Male:female ratio
That explains the CT rates in specialty Do you feel they are providing enough practice sessions to prepare for specialty evals?wanderlust_xx wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 2:01 pm In generic training, you can practice as much as you want because the sim is voice recognition and you operate it on your own.
Most of us came in on the weekends, especially before an eval. The centre is open 24 hours, so you can come in and practice as much as you'd like.
In speciality, the sim is run by specialized staff, so there is no practicing during specialty.
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Trust me, more access to the simulator during specialty training has very little to do with success rates. The courses are built to allow enough time to acquire the necessary skills for OJT. If at the end of the specialty course you are CT’d its not because you didn’t have enough time. If the instructors feel more simulation is required, they’ll arrange for it.natalielion wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 9:43 amThat explains the CT rates in specialty Do you feel they are providing enough practice sessions to prepare for specialty evals?wanderlust_xx wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 2:01 pm In generic training, you can practice as much as you want because the sim is voice recognition and you operate it on your own.
Most of us came in on the weekends, especially before an eval. The centre is open 24 hours, so you can come in and practice as much as you'd like.
In speciality, the sim is run by specialized staff, so there is no practicing during specialty.
Re: Male:female ratio
Oh duh lol Does that mean you are finished? No recourse?
Re: Male:female ratio
It just means your current training program is over. You could be recoursed if the potential is there or it could be the end of the line with Nav. It’s really a case by case basis.
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Re: Male:female ratio
I feel better knowing that!Braun wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 12:44 pmTrust me, more access to the simulator during specialty training has very little to do with success rates. The courses are built to allow enough time to acquire the necessary skills for OJT. If at the end of the specialty course you are CT’d its not because you didn’t have enough time. If the instructors feel more simulation is required, they’ll arrange for it.natalielion wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 9:43 amThat explains the CT rates in specialty Do you feel they are providing enough practice sessions to prepare for specialty evals?wanderlust_xx wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 2:01 pm In generic training, you can practice as much as you want because the sim is voice recognition and you operate it on your own.
Most of us came in on the weekends, especially before an eval. The centre is open 24 hours, so you can come in and practice as much as you'd like.
In speciality, the sim is run by specialized staff, so there is no practicing during specialty.