HerpaDerp

Just spoke with someone from Soar, who operate out of both Bankstown and Moorabbin. Got a somewhat similar answer: a flying school can have an exemption to operate their aircraft within Class D airspace. As a student, I can fly any of those aircraft under instruction. As an RPC holder, I can still fly any of those aircraft, so long as the place I hire from (not necessarily the same company I train under) has an exemption for that airport, and the company deems me fit to fly in Class D.

Looking at Moorabbbin in particular, I see schools like LearnToFly offering Recreational Pilot Certificates through Moorabbbin airport. My understanding of an RPC is that an RPC holder can only fly in Class G airspace. I'm interested in getting an RPC, but I'm wondering how it can legally happen at a flying school such as at Moorabbin, which is Class D?