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Old 10th Dec 2013, 17:05
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Emirates Simulator Instructor Applicant needs info

I'm in the process of applying as a sim instructor with EK and would like any information with regards to how to handle and what to expect at the initial interview and how to fully prepare oneself for this interview.

I am a very experienced Boeing Captain but have minimal sim instructing experience so am asking for any information that would help prepare me for the anticipated interview.

Thank you in advance

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So, Varmint...did you have problems with your R/T slang when you came?

Sorry I cant help you with the SIM instructor interview questions. But there is a golden rule...be yourself, because thats who you a are best a being...
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Much more what Varmint said than what Payscale said!!!!!!!!!

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If you have a chance, compare conditions on offer at the airlinewhichcannotbenamed. There is a chap there now who has been a sim instructor for both and says he has much more time off, he is uniformed and treated as a captain, the money is greater, the housing is better, and some sim instructors do double-duty as line audit pilots so there is a little travel and variety on offer when the audits involve layovers. He also says it is far, far more relaxed in every respect to work there.

I find the latter very easy to imagine.
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Old 11th Dec 2013, 09:11
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at the airlinewhichcannotbenamed..................he is uniformed
Dropp, none of the sim techs will be thanking you when you give ideas to management!

Are you related to TCK, by any chance, thinking we do better in uniform?
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Varmint. Please read your mail again and tell me dont actually believe that stuff to be unbiased and truthful.
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