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Old 11th Jun 2003, 19:27
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Is it Jinkster or is it Monkey?
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Old 20th Mar 2004, 13:41
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Thinking of joining Cabair, is this CGI really bad or good??? All I want is good teaching.

Thank you in advance.
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Old 20th Mar 2004, 17:03
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The Cabair CGI is a super star - very down to earth bloke, fantastic teacher and can definately recommend him.
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Old 20th Mar 2004, 20:33
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CGI at CCAT is a great bloke, never to busy to give you some extra help. His knowledge is top class and can make the most difficult subjects fairly straight forward.

He will not tolerate people who don't put the work in, so maybe this is the cause of your problems.

He is the best instructor I have come across in all of my ground studies.

A.H.
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Old 22nd Mar 2004, 11:51
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just comming upto ist Nav Jar, find very hard as a subject. Would fing it impossible if CGI wasn't teaching it. In short he is the best teacher you could ever ask for. If you want to doss around then don't come here for you will be given short thrift, and thank god for that.

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Old 22nd Mar 2004, 17:36
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Unless the CGI position is occupied by someone new I really can't understand this post. The person I know was the best ground instructor I have ever had. In fact I would say that one of Cabair's strong points was the ground school.

To emphasize the point I am an ex Cabair employee so I am hardly likely to sing their praises but this guy was quite simply the best.

I hope if he reads this thread he is not disheartened because I know a lot of people who think extremely highly of him.

All the best and thankyou for the Met lectures.
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Old 23rd Mar 2004, 14:23
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could any ex-cabair students out there comment on the course, the accomodation, the facilities, the university.....(and the women of course??! )
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Old 24th Mar 2004, 23:02
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Wink

I have to agree with most hear to say the 'the Hardie' is one of the best around.

Don't know who started this post but can imagine them now as a bit lazy with the don't give a toss attitude - tended not to take to those kind of people funnily enough (would you?). For all the rest of us he was an absoulte gem. Taught me, I'm at Gee Dubya on a 73 - the man's a living legend (and sh1t hot at all the subjects).
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Old 30th Mar 2004, 19:52
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I agree with the previous comments. the Cabair ground school is excellent. I have recently completed the distance learning course. Whilst the manuals leave much to be desired, all the instructors were first class with the CGI being the best of a very good bunch.

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Old 8th Apr 2004, 13:38
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Some of the manuals arent very good but the feedback is exelente. Mr. Hardie is pretty good, sometimes he takes this stuff to personal but he allways delivers.
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Old 9th Apr 2004, 13:22
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Just to add my peace left Cabair over 3 years ago and if it wasn't for the CGI taking me for extra (un paid for) classes during lunch and after classes I never would have made it.....

3rd class through the JAA system so had it a bit rough.....

Thanks a lot Mr H you don't deserve anything but praise!
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Old 20th Apr 2004, 09:27
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I was saddened and shocked to read the initial thread. The CGI at Cabair gave me help and support above and beyond the call of duty and kept me going in groundschool during a dreadful period of my life.

The groundschool is hard work. Those that don't apply themselves won't pass. Frankly, if some students get a kick, they probably deserve it and should be grateful that someone is bothered to give you that kick. After all, what is it to the instructors if students don't want to pass? They already have their qualifications!

In the hope this reaches you - thank you Mr H. I hope to see you next time I call into Cranfield.
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Old 28th Apr 2004, 12:02
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Just stumbled across this thread and felt it necessary to add that the CGI at CCAT is probably the best ground instructor I have ever come across. He knows his field so well that if you dont understand a particular point he will explain it in a dfferent way. Most instructors can only repeat the point, but not so with the CGI. Not only is he a very knowledgeable chap, but I found him extremely approachable, supportive and fair.

I think perhaps if you have rubbed him up the wrong way you probably deserved it. Try pitching up on time and listening.

'Inverted' Not only are you a dickweed, but you are also a coward for attacking someone anonymously.

Mr H, I thankyou for all your support in getting me through a difficult course at a difficult time.
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Old 28th Apr 2004, 12:34
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I think probably enough has been said here. I don't approve of personalities being discussed on this forum, and you'll find we do have rules about this - which you all signed up to. The instructor in question has been soundly supported by sufficient ex-students to amply counter the original allegations, and I think there the matter should rest.

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