ATPL theory; great courses for pilots wanting great results, first time!
Due to my working with CASA, we are no longer providing ANY ATPL courses.
We thank the hudnreds of pilots that have completed their studies with us. However, whilst I am working with CASA in Flight Crew Licensing, I am not able to provide ATPL courses any longer. We regret if this causes you any inconvenience at missing out on the very best ATPL course in Australia.
The aim of Secombe Aviation is to bring wisdom, knowledge, understanding, insight and application to pilots studying aviation theory. Secombe Aviation can help you into the seat of your airline career. Our ATPL courses will guide you through your studies so that you pass each of these examinations. Each subject is tailored to meet your needs - complete with explanations, procedures and where appropriate worked examples, along with plenty of questions, quizzes and practice exams. You have the choice to complete your ATPL studies by either classroom courses (maximum of 12 students) or by correspondence. You may choose to do subjects individually, in any combination, as many or as few as you need, or as a full course. Whether you elect to study within the classroom or by correspondence, you will find that these courses offer an exceptional opportunity to learn in simple easy steps. These courses have been used by pilots from all backgrounds including the military, General Aviation, airlines as well as university students. It works for them, it will work for you too. At Secombe Aviation we provide pilots with the very best ATPL courses available ensuring that you are equipped for a lifetime career in this wonderfull industry. These courses are designed specifically for those who want to pass their ATPL exams on their first attempt, over 90% of our students do! Let us help you make your passes a reality.
Many airlines do ask for a consolidated print out of ALL ATPL exam attempts, passes and fails, as part of their selection process. Put yourself in the best position possible by passing each subject on your first attempt with the highest possible result. | 
