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1. Welcome and Study Strategy

1.1 Welcome to Navigation

1.2 Examination Format and Pass Standard

1.3 The Four-Question Navigation Procedure

1.4 Syllabus Map and Learning Objectives

2. Rapid Revision

2.1 Time, Night, Coordinates and the National Grid

2.2 Direction, North References and Magnetism

2.3 Projections, Chart Types and Relief

2.4 UK Aeronautical Chart Symbols and Airspace

2.5 Heading, Track, Drift and the Triangle of Velocities

2.6 Units, Distance, Speed and Time

2.7 Position Lines: VOR, DME and NDB

2.8 NDB, VOR, DME, TACAN and GNSS

3. Regulatory Wording

3.1 True, Magnetic, Grid and Compass

3.2 Bearings, Radials, To, From and Slant Range

3.3 Coordinate and Grid Precision

3.4 IAS, TAS, Ground Speed, Heading and Track

3.5 Current Sources, Legends and Publication Currency

4. Topic Practice Questions

4.1 How to Use the Answer Analysis

4.2 Practice Set A - Time, Coordinates and Grid

4.3 Practice Set B - Direction and North References

4.4 Practice Set C - Projections, Relief and Symbols

4.5 Practice Set D - Track, Drift, Speed and Time

4.6 Practice Set E - Radio Navigation

5. Scenario-Based Questions

5.1 The Navigation Scenario Method

5.2 Scenario Set A - Position from Radio Aids

5.3 Scenario Set B - Wind Triangle and Diversion Arithmetic

5.4 Scenario Set C - Chart Hazards and Source Control

6. Mini Mock Examination

6.1 Mini Mock Instructions

6.2 M3-MM-01 - Degrees and Minutes

6.3 M3-MM-02 - Night

6.4 M3-MM-03 - Variation

6.5 M3-MM-04 - Projection

6.6 M3-MM-05 - Drift

6.7 M3-MM-06 - Ground Speed

6.8 M3-MM-07 - VOR Radial

6.9 M3-MM-08 - DME

6.10 M3-MM-09 - NDB

6.11 M3-MM-10 - GNSS

6.12 Mini Mock Answer Review

7. Full Mock Examination

7.1 Full Mock Instructions

7.2 M3-FM-01 - UTC and Local Time

7.3 M3-FM-02 - Latitude

7.4 M3-FM-03 - One Minute of Latitude

7.5 M3-FM-04 - National Grid

7.6 M3-FM-05 - Cardinal Point

7.7 M3-FM-06 - Magnetic Conversion

7.8 M3-FM-07 - Compass Deviation

7.9 M3-FM-08 - Mercator

7.10 M3-FM-09 - Relief

7.11 M3-FM-10 - HIRTA

7.12 M3-FM-11 - Heading and Track

7.13 M3-FM-12 - Triangle of Velocities

7.14 M3-FM-13 - Time Calculation

7.15 M3-FM-14 - Airspeed

7.16 M3-FM-15 - Relative Bearing

7.17 M3-FM-16 - VOR Position Line

7.18 M3-FM-17 - DME Geometry

7.19 M3-FM-18 - TACAN

7.20 M3-FM-19 - GNSS Limitation

7.21 M3-FM-20 - Source Currency

7.22 Full Mock Review - Questions 1 to 5

7.23 Full Mock Review - Questions 6 to 10

7.24 Full Mock Review - Questions 11 to 15

7.25 Full Mock Review - Questions 16 to 20

8. Examiner Notes and Version Control

8.1 Common Examination Errors

8.2 Final Readiness Checklist

8.3 Source Register

8.4 Module Governance Record

A complete UK AFISO Navigation examination-preparation module covering time and position, north references, chart interpretation, heading/track/drift, mental navigation calculations and radio navigation, with analysed practice and timed scored mocks.

Build the exact chart, position, direction, speed-time and radio-navigation knowledge required for the UK AFISO Navigation examination, with structured revision and realistic scored practice.

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