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Canada The great white north. A BIG country with few people and LOTS of aviation.


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Old 21st Oct 2010, 16:12   #1 (permalink)
 
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Aviation scene for Flight Instructors
I have a PPL from an Asian country, planning to come to Canada to do my CPL and FI rating.

How is the job scene for flight instructors...

Also can someone recommend some good school in Canada
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Old 22nd Oct 2010, 18:30   #2 (permalink)
 
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Well there are lots of schools, google is your friend.

HOWEVER....

You will NOT get a positive Labor Market Opinion for a class 4 or 3 flight instructor simply because you will not make enough money, thus you will not receive a work permit.

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Old 23rd Oct 2010, 19:49   #3 (permalink)
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Don't try is my opinion. There are loads of unemployed instructors looking for work right now. Every month the schools are pumping out more instructors and only adding to the line.
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