Originally Posted by
Pilot DAR
My preference would be that a new student fly the first dozen or so hours with the same instructor (as long as it's working for both people), and possibly, after that fly with one or two more through to PPL. If the PPL is going onward toward ATPL, then yes, they must get used to an SOP cockpit environment, and be able to work well with any other competent co crew member. Fly with more instructors and learn the nuances.
Totally agree with this.
It should not really be a problem to fly with different instructors if the school is well organized. After all there is a syllabus that they are following.
The OP does not indicate how often they book a lesson. Playing devils advocate - if you look to the school like an intermittent or unreliable student then they will treat you as such , and you won't get good instructors assigned to you. Demonstrate commitment and demand good service and you will get it, without necessarily changing schools.