Hold on, if the potential instructor passes the course to the standards required, does that mean that the course is not good enough?
That the examiners are not looking for the correct skills, or is it that the new instructors are looking at the jobs market from a very different angle.
If the instructors have got their heart set on flying the tubes, well good on them.
Instructing is another skill on the CV for many pilots in a market that requires you to show your experience and determination to succeed.
It is all well and good people taking pot shots on an anonymous forum at other instructors who may be very competant at their jobs. After all if they did not get to the standards required they would not have a job instructing?