thanks!!!!

Im planning to write the course in a few weeks. When I sat my EASA ATPLs, there was a exam question bank of some 20,000 questions, so at least you knew where to start studying. For this it seems like its a bit of a shot in the dark. Can anyone recommend me where to start studying?

I have enrolled in an aerocourse, but any advice from someone who has passed recently is greatly appreciated.

Aerocourse is a good place to start, there was a couple of questions that was on my SARON that I saw word for word in the workbook. Make sure you look over the Transport Canada Study and Reference Guide, it will let you know all the subject areas you should be familiar with.

Hey guys,

I'm scheduled to write both exams in March. I'm freaking out as I always do for TC exams. Any questions y'all remember or any advice would be appreciated. Thank you!

I have done it both last February.
You can find topics/forums about IATRA exams, really close themes used in both exams.
Of course, "read the questions at least 2 times", at first, you think, answer is correct but it will be wrong(classic TC exams).
I remembered a GFA question, asking which airport can have snow pellets/Ice? my answer was exactly where the weather happen at that moment, but I read it twice, answer was about what airport is coming to have the weather, not at the moment, it needs to look the movement of the mass, next airport...
Good luck!

I am writing the SARON in a week and a bit here in Vancouver, anyone who recently wrote that has intel they're willing to share, would be greatly appreciated. PM or quote here

Thanks!

Hello guys!
I hope you did well in SARON
Looking to have some questions tip for SARON as per your experience and memory/notes.
I'll be very grateful if you reply/pm me.
Thanks in advance!

flyboyKeith wrote: ↑Wed Sep 07, 2022 7:26 pm I would print out the study and reference guide and save all those answers in a document. Then just study that document.

Do not listen to anything aviation related this clown says.

The study and reference guy is a good help, but don’t rely solely on it.

Hi guys and girls if anyone can share their study material/ guide / approach would be very helpful. Many thanks in advance.

Do the aerocourse workbook. Twice if possible. Take it like a test and check your answers after.

Split it up and focus on the section you are writing first. Try to do it within a few days of writing so its fresh.

I didnt need to use anything else.

Hey Team,

New to the forum, am writing the SARON shortly, wondering if anyone else has written their recently and how it went, any total blind-sides, etc…

Cheers!

Hello,
Looking to write it soon as well. Any tips on recent exams would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Hi Guys.

Has anyone taken SARON 008 or 009? I did 007 today and failed - 68%. Probably, I'll take 008 or 009 next time.

If anyone has taken 008 or 009, please PM me.

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Mobiledrew wrote: ↑Mon Jun 28, 2021 3:18 pm Hi all. Just wrote the SARON exam. Number 9 version 6. Nizus was good study prep. Asked about frost on the bottom of the wing. .010 to .015 thick. No effect on take off but may restrict 2nd segment climb. Wait 24 hours after having your wisdom teeth pulled(anaesthetics), sterile cockpit, movement area, how a fire loop works. Elementary work on commercial aircraft, low aircraft energy in landing phase. A few others I got wrong as well but passed overall!

I'm almost sure you cannot help me anymore due to the long time ago you have done the test, but do you remember more questions about Number 9 version 6?