Of the students I have taught thus far, only this one poor unfortunate young lad has failed to come up to the standard required for me to get out of the aeroplane and authorise him to fly solo. I was his fourth and final Instructor, all three other Instructors were immensly more experienced then I and had come to the conclusion he would never achieve it (one has over 12000 hours as an FI).
I like many feel increasing this site is not what it once was.
Sadly too many people come on here and jump on a few words typed by individuals in a post and automatically assume that because of what is typed they are not up to the grade and need to refine their technique.
I teach my students the three things they must pay overriding attention to once on final approach are speed, (speed again and speed), glide path, centreline. In that order.
My offer still stands. Perhaps you could teach me a thing or too, I still consider my experience minimal.