Built by people who've written the papers
ExamRevolution started because good students were failing SACAA exams on material that was never designed to teach them anything — just to be sold.
South African aviation theory has a supply problem. Notes get photocopied from notes. Question banks circulate with answers that were wrong three regulation amendments ago. Students memorise patterns instead of principles, then meet a paper that asks the question slightly differently.
We rebuilt it the other way around. Every subject is taught in sequence by an instructor on video. Every lesson has a Quick Reference Note — the page you actually revise from in the week before the exam. Every subject ends with mock exams that mark themselves and show you which learning objective you missed, not just a score.
The result is unglamorous and it works: students walk into the exam room having already sat the exam, several times, under the same conditions.
We are an approved SACAA Aviation Training Organisation, ATO number SACAA/1588/ATO, and every subject we teach complies with the SACATS 61 syllabus. We currently cover PPL(A), PPL(H), Night Rating, Instrument Rating, CPL(A) and CPL(H), with ATPL(A), ATPL(H), Restricted Radio and General Radio launching shortly.
6,800+
SACAA exam passes
2,400+
Students taught
94%
Pass rate
Three rules we don't break
Teach it, don't summarise it
A summary is only useful once you already understand the subject. So we teach first and summarise second — never the other way around.
Mock exams must be honest
An exam you always pass teaches you nothing. Our mocks are pitched at the real paper, and they tell you exactly where the marks went.
Keep it current
Regulations move. When they do, the lesson, the notes and the question bank move with them — not next intake, now.
Questions before you commit?
Ask them. We'd rather tell you honestly whether we can help than sign you up for something that doesn't fit.