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AirViking
31st Aug 2015, 07:18
Hello All,

I am a graduate flight instructor from New Zealand and I am interested in working in china as either an instructor or an English teacher at a flight school. I would be grateful if anyone has some connections or advice on this.

I speak some mandarin and despite the bad press regarding Chinese flight schools I am still keen to give it a go. :ok:

Thanks Heaps!

merlin45
1st Sep 2015, 06:53
From AFAP

"Instructor Positions

Pilot instructor jobs work in Yichang, China at Hainan Aviation Academy Co.,Ltd (refer to: HNA Aviation Academy) which is CCAR-141 certified professional flight training facility. Our main business includes PPL,CPL training for fix-wing aircraft, instrumental flight rating training, flight instructor training, PPL.CPL training for helicopter, High-performance training, ATPL and pilot license change training ect. Due to our development strategy, now we are beginning to recruit foreign flight instructors:

Holding at least foreign cpl PLUS instrumental rating
FAA, EASA,CASA license are preferred
At least have high school certificate or equivalent qualification and above which is acknowdged by educational department
Candidates with english as mother tongue are prefered
Comply with healthy standards described in CCAR-67FSC and obtain class 1 medical
Comply with political accessment of CAAC (HNA will help for obtain)
Apply within: Li Li, [email protected] "

YouKnow.Whatever
2nd Sep 2015, 00:45
What incredible timing. Surely this is an auspicious sign! A great fortune awaits.

de facto
2nd Sep 2015, 09:15
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AirViking
9th Sep 2015, 08:52
Thanks heaps for the information and best wishes I have applied wish me luck.

AirViking
31st Oct 2015, 08:55
I received a job interview for Hainan Aviation Academy they gave me one weeks notice and the interview is in Australia, I live in NZ :} I called and managed to arrange for a phone interview instead. :ok:

If I get the position I will post my experiences in this forum. I am prepared to move ship to work and live in China however understandably I have concerns regarding working in china.

The biggest concern being eventually I want to move on to an airline however I understand that once hired I am essentially "owned" by the company and they may not release my licence or give me a horrible reference crashing my chances at being hired by another airline.

For now I'll play it by ear, take promises with a large grain of salt, do my best in the interview and read the fine print in the contract over 9000 times.

AirViking
31st Jan 2016, 01:58
Sweet!!!!! I have been accepted by HNA my paperwork here in NZ is taking forever. I haven't signed anything yet but things are happening. My next hurdle will be the CAAC ATPL examination which, from what I have read is a challenge.

Currently still working my day job in NZ making preparations to leave soon.

If anyone has recently sat the examination pm me with some tips!

Mr_ATPL
31st Jan 2016, 09:28
try CAAC ATPL Theory Exam Preparation (http://www.chinaatpl.com/)

Ensure that they have the new QB from Dec 2015 incorporated in the software before you buy it. I used it to pass my exams. Excellent service, normally feedback within a few hours if you encounter a problem with a question.

Know that a lot of memorization is needed to pass the CAAC ATPL exam, lots of hours studying Chinglish questions that make little sense, especially with about 600-800 questions in the mix !! At the moment about 40-50% pass with marks around 70-73%.

GOOD LUCK!

Krajchek
29th Nov 2016, 11:38
Do You mean the whole question bank is about 800 questions? Is it only 1 written exam for CAAC ATPL?
I am thinking to apply also! Actually, I'd love to.

Fareastdriver
29th Nov 2016, 19:14
Candidates with english as mother tongue are prefered

That's what the job description says even if there are two mistakes in it.

To get a Chinese ATPL you will have to do an English Comprehension Test. I would imagine, like colleges requiring English speaking teachers, that they would demand a native English speaker. You can, of course, have a read of this thread.

http://www.pprune.org/south-asia-far-east/283450-beijing-panam-disrespect-humiliation-instructors.html

pfvspnf
1st Dec 2016, 06:09
What is the pay?