I have recently changed associations/instructors and the order we learnt the forms in has changed I am interested to learn what order you learn the forms in and Why
Our Order is
Sil Lum Tao
Chum Kiu
First 4 Sections of Dummy
First Half Bill Gee
Next 4 Sections of Dummy
Complete Bill Gee Form
Complete Dummy Form
Pole
Knifes
Cheers
Nat from UK
Nat From UK
How about one and two handed chi sau?
I learne my form from begining to end 
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i learn
first form
then second
then third
then staff
then dummy
then knifes
TO Mun Hung
My post was on forms, I also train drills, applications, chi sau, sparring etc etc.
I was just interested in the order that forms are learnt in.
Nat From UK
I have heard the Wang Kui teaches the open hand knife form after Chum Kui saves the weapon version for last.This makes sense since so many valuable foot work long range and aggresive tactics are not formally presented until the knives.
I learned:
sui lim tao
chum kui
dummy
bui jee
pole
knives
In my first Lineage Au Fong we learned in this order:
SLT
CK
MYJ
BJ
6.5
BJD
In the Moy Yat lineage it’s:
SNT
CK
BJ
MYJ
6.5
PCD
I have learned silence from the talkative, toleration from the intolerant, and kindness from the unkind; yet, strange, I am ungrateful to these teachers.
–Khalil Gibran
Forms
My school is kinda different…
SLT
The Dummy, Knives, and Pole are extra classes, outside of the regular class times. Dummy is offered 2-3 times a year, Knives and Pole every other year. You can sign up for them after you have a reasonable foundation, about after six months or so. There is also an Iron Palm course taught every 3 years and a Tri-Podial class about twice a year. The Tri-Podial is described as “Wooden Dummy for the legs/kicking”. Three posts in a triangle in the ground that you move around and kick. That’s all I know about it, haven’t taken it yet. Anybody else heard of it?
I don’t know when we learn CK and BJ. Our school recently started an advanced student class once a week, maybe you learn it there… I don’t know, haven’t been invited yet. 
I’ve learned SLT and Dummy, I’ll probably take Tri-Podial in the fall
<HR>“Whenever you find that you are on the side of the majority, it is time to reform.” - Mark Twain
SLT
CK
BJ
MYJ
6.5
BJD
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order of forms
In my kwoon it goes like this(I think):
SNT
Sao Bo
CK
BJ
MYJ
6.5
Knives
I’m only at Sao Bo, so I’m not sure.
We teach :
Sup Bat Sao
Siu Lim Tao
Chum Kiu
Staff Training Form
Sar Pao Kuen
Chi Gerk
Biu Jee
Mook Yan Jong
Staff Form
Bart Chum Dao
FWIW:
Sup Yee San Sik (12 Separate Forms)
Siu Lien Tao (Little First Training)
Chum Kiu (Sinking Bridge)
Biu Jee (Darting Fingers)
Muk Yan Jong (Wooden Dummy)/Hong Jong (Air Dummy)
Sun Hei Gwai Yuen (Kidney Breath Returns to Source)
Luk Dim Boon Gwun (6 1/2 Point Pole)
Yee Jee Kim Yeung Dit Ming Do (Parallel Clamping Yang Knives)
Rgds,
RR
My Apologies, I forgot to add Mai San Jong, and Gerk Jong.