Dukemehnard

Mainly because intelligent children happen to be the same ones who want things like private schools and half a million dollars in university education while the less intelligent ones don't. Intelligence here correlates mainly with upper-class.

So I'm planning on doing my tandem jump at the start of june (school's keeping me busy before then) and provided I don't have some sort of horrific life-scarring trauma during the jump I want to start training for a license. However, come September I'll be moving from Austin Texas to Saint Andrews in Scotland so I'm confused as to what I have to do to get a license there, if I should bother with USPA here, etc. Since it's cheaper here, I'll be doing AFF in Austin over the summer, and provided I enjoy the sport I'll look into buying equipment across the pond. Is the US's AFF equivalent to the BPA's? Any sort of international license? Thanks for your help! -A helpless whuffo (as the term seems to be here)