To instruct Flying scholarship cadets, you'll need 50 hours of instructional experience (changed this year from 100 hours), find a school that teaches FS cadets, have a check with a CFS examiner and bobs your uncle.
Talk to Tayside Aviation about which schools teach FS cadets, they are the prime contractor for the RAF and are responsible for a lot of the policy decisions.
As for the hours - its a great way of getting them up, unlike your normal weekend students these chaps will have aptitude and intelligence and be fairly motivated (as you will of course know). School I'm going to can offer 100 hours per month during the FS season.
[This message has been edited by StudentInDebt (edited 23 February 2000).]