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Flight Instructor
Hello there,
please does anyone know a school which gives the possibility to the best students who do the Instructor Rating to get a job afterwards (also without being paid)?
Thanx very much
please does anyone know a school which gives the possibility to the best students who do the Instructor Rating to get a job afterwards (also without being paid)?
Thanx very much
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If you investigate some of the schools in the states I'm sure a few operate a scheme where you work for them as an FI for lower total course costs for CPL/IR and Multi time. However the FI work is often not permanant or well paid.
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Hi Teto
Have to agree with flyndad. Why sell yourself short??? I would be wanting to start getting some income from flying at the stage of being employable.
Check out the schools in the UK that offer the FIC. You may get a few hours post course Trial Lesson work just to consolidate your new rating.
Re. employement, you will find that if the school at which you undertake your FIC is looking for instructors, then there is a good chance that they will look at those trained in house first. They would be a known entity. Makes sense to do so.
I refer you to Flightpass at Exeter. A friend of mine did his FIC there 18 months ago, and subsequently both his night and removal of applied instrument flying instruction. Other schools I know of include Aeros at Gloucester and Old Sarum near Salisbury.
Good luck hope this helps
D 'n' H
Have to agree with flyndad. Why sell yourself short??? I would be wanting to start getting some income from flying at the stage of being employable.
Check out the schools in the UK that offer the FIC. You may get a few hours post course Trial Lesson work just to consolidate your new rating.
Re. employement, you will find that if the school at which you undertake your FIC is looking for instructors, then there is a good chance that they will look at those trained in house first. They would be a known entity. Makes sense to do so.
I refer you to Flightpass at Exeter. A friend of mine did his FIC there 18 months ago, and subsequently both his night and removal of applied instrument flying instruction. Other schools I know of include Aeros at Gloucester and Old Sarum near Salisbury.
Good luck hope this helps
D 'n' H
