Inverted Flat Spin

Hi, does anyone here know of any Instructional techniques theory courses taking place soon, anywhere in the country? Thanks in advance.

Got the horn

Nelson Aviation College has one soon.
You could also try Conair http://www.conair.co.nz

devolved

is this the new 4 day one?

devolved

Nah were talking about the "instructional Techniques course" which is a course within a course, its all about ways to get points across, methods of teaching etc. I found the one i did pretty interesting, as the guy teaching it had a degree in teaching and is a PPL, so it was kinda related. I've heard some of the ones out there are boring and a waste of time.

6080ft

Yes is is boring and a waste of time. Why did it suddenly need to become 4 days instead of 2?

There is a lady in akl by the name of Karen Dobric who teachs it. She also 'teaches the teachers' for the uni or somewhere.

devolved

because CAA know whats right heheh

5qu14t

At the end of the 2 days (Now 4) you normally give your own briefing on a topic of some sort. Well I did quite enjoy the brief on Circle of Death. Use of resources was excellent.

5qu14t

I must agree the 4 days now is way over the top. I have no idea what so ever how they will cover the extra 2 days. Just stupid if you ask me. Even the lady that takes them doesn't know what to do for the extra days.

training wheels

FP_Ace, we call it PMI (Principles and Methods of Instruction) in Oz and it runs about 4 days as well. How it's delivered varies from school to school and the exam is inhouse. (Although I think there's a CASA PMI exam for when you're upgrading to a grade 1).