Training

My Training: Student Progress View

My Training is the student view of all data that the school records. It opens with your program and your next lesson.

Students open it from their own menu. It needs no permissions, because it shows a student only their own training.

My training for Private Pilot - Airplane Single-Engine Land: program, instructor Pete Mitchell, cohort PPL 1, status Enrolled and the next lesson III. Airport and Seaplane Base Operations on Tuesday, Oct 6 at 11:00 AM with Pete Mitchell, beside started Jun 2, goal Dec 18, flight time 0.0 of 40.0 hours and 2 of 16 lessons; then tabs for Lessons, Training records with 2 to review, and Course requirements; and a table for each stage, with lessons I and II checked off with their dates, III marked Next, the stage checks tagged Check, and Stages 2 and 3 locked — My training: the facts at the top, then all lessons in the course, stage by stage.

Your current position

The top of the page shows the facts: your program, instructor, cohort, next lesson, start date, goal date, flight time compared with the course minimum, and the number of lessons that you passed. If your next lesson is booked, its date and time show there. If it is not booked, use Book a lesson to go to the schedule.

Lessons

The Lessons tab shows each stage of the course as a separate table. A passed lesson has a green check and the date that you passed it. Your next lesson shows Next, and stage checks have the tag Check. Stages that you did not get to yet show a lock.

Course requirements

If your program has required hours, the Course requirements tab shows your confirmed hours against each requirement: total time, dual, solo, cross-country, night, and the other categories. The hours come from your logbook entries. A draft entry does not count yet. The full grid, lesson by lesson, is one click away.

Your graded records

The Training records tab shows all records that your instructor completed. Each record shows the result in words, for example Satisfactory, and the notes of the instructor. Resyrv flags the records that you must review, and the tab shows how many there are. Skill areas show a summary of your performance in the competencies that your syllabus grades.

Why a section is missing

A tab shows only when it has content. A new student sees their facts and their lessons. Training records, course requirements, and skill areas each show when they have content.

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