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Old 10th Sep 2006, 01:07
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Is it true that with China Southern Airlines College you can't multi instruct without being a Grade one instructor even if you have the multi instructor endorsement.
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Thanks.

Do you know how hard it is to become a grade one instructor in Aus how many hours do you need and what sort of test do you have to do. Also can anyone be a grade one instructor. Does anyone know what the interview process involves for China Southern Flying College? Any help i can get will be good.
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Originally Posted by shesellsseashellsair
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Do you know how hard it is to become a grade one instructor in Aus how many hours do you need and what sort of test do you have to do.
Check out CAO 40.1.7
4.3 An applicant for the issue of a flight instructor (aeroplane) rating grade 1 must:
(a) have held a flight instructor (aeroplane) rating grade 2 for a period of at
least 12 months; and
(b) have logged at least 750 hours of instructional experience including 500
hours flight time, in a registered aeroplane or a recognised aeroplane,
instructing in sequences specified in the aeroplane syllabus; and
(c) in relation to the original issue of the rating, have passed a written
examination in the principles of teaching and learning. The syllabus for the
examination is specified in Appendix II; and
(d) be recommended by the chief flying instructor; and
(e) have passed a flight test conducted by CASA, an approved testing officer
or an approved person in accordance with the Grade 1 instructor rating test
report form.
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CS requirement for Gr 1 on their twins is that most of the twin flying is for the instrument rating. There is no legal reason why they can't use a Gr 2 or 3 with a META and IFR teaching approval but I think it is company policy to only use Gr 1's. When you get your Gr 1 you automatically get an IFR teaching approval so this may be where it comes from.
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