Guild of Air Pilots: FREE Helicopter Flight Instructor Rating

[Flying Lawyer]

Scholarships 2010

The Guild of Air Pilots and Air Navigators is pleased to announce that, through the generosity of external sponsors along with the Guild of Air Pilots Benevolent Fund, the Guild of Air Pilots Trust, and the Air Safety Trust, the following scholarships will be available in 2010:

• The J N Somers Scholarship for a frozen ATPL
• The Weetabix Scholarship for a Flight Instructor (Helicopter) Rating

The Weetabix Scholarship, covers all direct training and examination costs for the successful candidate to achieve their Helicopter Instructor Rating.
Refer to page one of the application form for eligibility criteria and terms and conditions of the scholarship.
Closing date for receipt of applications is 8 April 2010. Interviews will be held on 18 June only, at the Guild office in London.

• Up to 7 full Private Pilot Licence Scholarships
• Up to 4 Flight Instructor Ratings (Fixed Wing)
• At least 3 flying instructor bursaries for enhancement of professional qualifications

Further information here: GAPAN - The Guild of Air Pilots & Air Navigators
See under 'Career Matters'


Good Luck.

Tudor Owen

[redwolf]

The J N Somers Scholarship for a frozen ATPL

Hi All

Does anyone out there know if the The J N Somers Scholarship for a frozen ATPL is solely for fixed wing? or do they consider Rotary aswell?

Thanks in advance.

[Ned-Air2Air]

Tudor - Well done to the Guild and great to see them getting behind helicopters.

Ned

[Bravo73]

Originally Posted by redwolf

Hi All

Does anyone out there know if the The J N Somers Scholarship for a frozen ATPL is solely for fixed wing? or do they consider Rotary aswell?

Thanks in advance.

Planks only.

The equivalent cost for a 'frozen' ATPL(H) would probably be at least double the cost of a 'frozen' ATPL(A). (For example, the cost of the IR(H) alone is nearly the same as the whole 'frozen' ATPL(A)!)

Originally Posted by Ned-Air2Air

Tudor - Well done to the Guild and great to see them getting behind helicopters.

They have been for years, Ned. The Weetabix scholarship was first awarded in 2004, and that obviously doesn't include the hundreds of GAPAN members who come from rotary backgrounds.

[Ned-Air2Air]

Bravo - Sorry never realised they were that much involved with the helo side.

Ned

[Martin1234]

Where on the homepage can the relevant application forms be found?

[Heliport]

Further information here: GAPAN - The Guild of Air Pilots & Air Navigators

See under 'Career Matters'

For application forms, click on the link for the scholarhip which interests you.


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[heliboy999]

Lots of info on this thread.

http://www.pprune.org/rotorheads/309...announced.html

HB999

[Flying Lawyer]

Some of the 2009 Scholarships winners, with the Master of the Guild and the Chairman of the Scholarships Committee:




Dan Martin, winner of the Helicopter Instructor Rating Scholarship, is second from the left.

[Heliport]

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Closing date for Applications: 8 April 2010

(Except J N Somers ATPL Scholarship)
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[Flying Lawyer]

Last year, there were just 15 candidates for this Scholarship.


Good odds for the cost of a postage stamp to submit an application?




FL

[Senior Pilot]

Two days to go for your applications: nothing ventured, nothing gained

[Flying Lawyer]

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Flight Instructor (Helicopter) Scholarship

The Weetabix Scholarship 2010 – Paul Taylor

Paul has recently been working in the US as an FAA Flight Instructor following time spent as a JAA ATPL ground school instructor. He gained his PPL(H) in 2008, and CPL(H) in 2009; changing his career direction following many years in the Construction industry. Paul will be training at Helicopter Services at High Wycombe.

Congratulations to Paul Taylor.

More Scholarship winners here: GAPAN Scholarship Winners 2010


Tudor Owen

The Guild of Air Pilots & Air Navigators

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[Brilliant Stuff]

Well done!

[heliboy999]

Well done!!!

HB999