RECREATIONAL PILOT'S CERTIFICATE (RPC) THEORY
Recreational Pilot's Certificate (RPC) Theory
This RPC Theory course will give you the knowledge required to hold a Recreational Pilot Certificate (RPC). This course is the perfect start to gaining your pilot’s certificate. You can do this theory course at home and book your exams with our flying school in Sydney, when you are ready. With your theory complete, all you need to do then is focus on your flying skills!
Total (incl. GST): AUD $1,099
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Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of your RPC Theory course, you will have met all theory requirements to receive your Recreational Pilot Certificate. You will acquire the knowledge of all theoretical components for flying an Recreational Aircraft (RAAus) registered aircraft in Australian airspace both safe and legally.
Choose from:
Full Time - 3 weeks | Part Time - 6 weeks
Syllabus
Your Syllabus of Theory will cover
What's Included
| 5x eLearning Theory Modules |
| Dyson Holland RPC Textbook |
| Pre-Solo Theory Exam |
| Flight Radio Operator Licence Exam |
| Pre-Area Solo Legislation Theory Exam |
| BAK Theory Exam |
| Human Factors Exam |
| 1x SFA Completion Certificate |
Add-ons
Payment Plans Click to see more detail
| 01 |
Full upfront payment with free inclusions |
| 02 |
Interest free weekly instalments |
| 03 |
Payment Plan over duration of course |
Free inclusions with upfront payment*
| 1x SFA Completion Certificate | Free (normally AUD $25) |
Total free inclusion value for upfront payment: AUD $25
Full Time
AUD $366.33 per week
for 3 weeks
Part Time
AUD $183.17 per week
for 6 weeks
Ancillary Fees (approx.)
| RAAUS membership (12 months) | AUD $273.50 |
Here at Sydney Flying Academy, we know that nothing beats the feeling of flying a plane, that’s why we offer a comprehensive range of recreational pilot courses in Sydney. Take to the skies and learn to fly solo with our Recreational Pilot Certificate course today!
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Last update of online version: 30 April 2020
