Theoretical training :

You can choose between two options for your theoretical training. You can take 60 hours of group training, or opt for a more intensive 40-hour program that is cost-effective. Training is generally presented in the form of lectures. At the end of this training, you'll have to pass a written exam organized by the Belgian aviation authorities. In addition, 10 hours of flight preparation will bridge the gap between theory and practical experience.

Theoretical exam :

The theoretical exam is organized by the Belgian aviation authorities, and you need to make an appointment to take it. These sessions are available throughout the year, and you also have the option of taking the exam through another European aviation authority. Once you've passed the theory exam, your certification will be valid in all EASA* countries.

*European Aviation Safety Agency

Exam details :

The theory exam consists of multiple-choice questions covering the nine topics taught during the theory course. The entire exam is computer-based and can be completed in a single day. Initially, you will take all subjects at once, and a score of 75% is required for each subject. If you fail a subject, you have up to three attempts to retake it. You have 18 months to pass all subjects.