Does Cat C need practical training from Uni?

• A. Yes
• B. Sometimes
• C. Only for some subjects
• D. No

Answer: (D)

The key idea here is that practical, hands-on training is provided by an approved training organization or employer under the regulatory rules, not by a university. For Cat C, the required practical skills come from industry-based training—think flight schools, maintenance training organizations, or other CASA-approved providers—where instructors can assess real-world performance and give you supervised, job-relevant experience. Universities generally cover the theoretical knowledge, but they aren’t the mandatory source of the practical component for this category. Because of that, the correct answer is that you don’t need practical training from a university. The other options would imply a university-based practical path or partial requirements, which isn’t how Cat C training is structured.