A strategic investment in all upcoming assessments.
Join our interactive physics and tech seminars, presented live by PhD physicists.
In addition to our proven question pool for physics and technical understanding, Easyflight Training offers an interactive seminar series. It covers all relevant fields of physics, with a focus on specific test requirements and the highest didactic quality. Invest in the seminar once and be prepared for all assessments.
Best Preparation in 3 Lectures
Precise, understandable, and hands-on.
Lecture 1
Mechanics
You will learn everything about the basic properties of solids, liquids, and gases, and the description of linear motion and rotation. We will discuss the effects of forces and torques on the motion of bodies. We will cover energy and momentum, as well as the corresponding conservation laws and the mechanics of liquids and gases.
- Physical quantities and the corresponding SI units
- Basic properties of solids, liquids, and gases
- Kinematics
- Dynamics
- Energy and momentum
- Mechanics of liquids and gases
Lecture 2
Vibrations, Waves, Acoustics, and Thermodynamics
Learn about pendulums, interference, resonance, and the Doppler effect.
Familiarize yourself with absolute temperature, heat capacity, isotherms and heat engines.
Oscillations, Waves & Acoustics:
- Simple harmonic oscillators, pendulums
- Damped and forced oscillations, resonance
- Propagation and interference of waves
- Standing waves, reflection
- Sound and acoustics
- Doppler effect
Thermodynamics:
- Temperature and temperature scales
- Heat, heat capacity, heat transfer, phase transition
- General gas equation, thermodynamic processes, pV diagram
- Thermal engines, gas engines, heat pumps
Lecture 3
Electricity, Magnetism, and Optics
The third lecture covers electromagnetic fields, voltage, current, resistance, electromagnetic induction, Lorentz force, various electrical components, electromagnetic waves, the properties of light, and various optical instruments.
Electricity:
- Electrical quantities and units
- Electrostatics: Electric charge, Coulomb’s law, electric field, dielectric
- Direct current, voltage, and resistance: Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff’s laws
- Electrodynamics: Direct and alternating current, magnetic field, electromagnetic induction, Lorentz force
- Electrical components: Resistance, diode, capacitor, coil, transformer, electric motor, generator, resonant circuit
Optics:
- Properties of light
- Refraction of light
- Lenses
- Colors
- Optical instruments
Our science seminar is specifically designed for the following assessments:
The lectures combine appealing, simply designed slides with animations and numerous illustrations for optimal understanding.
Provides condensed basic physics knowledge for airline assessments.
Suitable for returnees: comprehensive overview without prior knowledge required, with strong everyday relevance.
Relevant formulas are covered, with the key dependencies clearly explained – maximum focus on connections and real understanding, no memorization!
Interactive elements: Questions can be asked at any time during or at the end.
Discussion of specific exam-relevant tasks.
Professional presentation: Animations, illustrations, and clear visuals for maximum learning success (app rating 4.8/5)
The presentations (script) are made available in the app immediately after purchase.
Expert Lecturers
All three lecturers are PhDs in experimental physics with top qualifications.
Dr. Jens Wörmer
Teacher at a high school in Hamburg (Germany) for 25 years – master of teaching physics to young people
Dr. Dirk Varding
20 years in a management position and trainer in quality management at an international technology group – patient, clear, and effective when dealing with complex issues
Dr. Malte Joppien
Project manager and experienced trainer in the fields of physics and IT – precise, pragmatic, solution-oriented
We place the highest value on quality: complicated content is explained in simple terms so that you are ready for the assessment!
Science Lecture 3: Electricity, Magnetism, and Optics
June 16, 04:00 PM (UTC)
Science Lecture 1: Mechanics
September 1, 04:00 PM (UTC)
Science Lecture 2: Vibrations, Waves, Acoustics, and Thermodynamics
September 8, 04:00 PM (UTC)
