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Studying for Continental A license for over 12 months


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I got a new job with Charleroi and asked to study for my Conti A license. They said yes as long as training doesn't suffer, so I made sure no training areas had "Heavy" designation and they accepted. That was July 2022

 

Fast forward to August 2023 and my profile still says "Studying for Continental A License" while a few of my staff have gained Conti A and Conti Pro in the same period (taking around 4-6 months. Is this a bug, or does it just take longer for me to get it as I'm the Manager and 'busier' than my staff?

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1 minute ago, andu1 said:

Their stats grow a bit when they get a badge

Only if they didn't already reach their PA. I personally love finding promising staff and raising their attributes so they become good managers in time. 

National C to National B = 4 months

National B to National A = 4 months

National A to Continental C = 6 months

Continental C to Continental B = 6 months

Continental B to Continental A = 12 months

Continental A to Continental Pro = 12 months

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On 01/03/2023 at 23:00, jezmd1981 said:

I got a new job with Charleroi and asked to study for my Conti A license. They said yes as long as training doesn't suffer, so I made sure no training areas had "Heavy" designation and they accepted. That was July 2022

 

Fast forward to August 2023 and my profile still says "Studying for Continental A License" while a few of my staff have gained Conti A and Conti Pro in the same period (taking around 4-6 months. Is this a bug, or does it just take longer for me to get it as I'm the Manager and 'busier' than my staff?

Funny, literally googling this while also in charge of Charleroi studying for my Continental A license and I was wondering why it was taking more than 6 months, because I was under the impression it takes 12 month to get the Continental Pro License.

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4 hours ago, Eze said:

Funny, literally googling this while also in charge of Charleroi studying for my Continental A license and I was wondering why it was taking more than 6 months, because I was under the impression it takes 12 month to get the Continental Pro License.

Both Conti A and Pro are 12 month courses.  OP is wrong about his other staff members sailing through those courses in 6 months. 

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