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I was talking to a friend today about how difficult it is to find a
personable golf instructor. I'm a pretty so-so golfer and it really turns me off that most instructors are very arrogant and stuck up. I got to thinking that I sure hope students don't see CFIs the same way. I've never considered myself better than my students so I sure help I don't come off as arrogant in anyway. As a CFI I know that other CFIs interact with me differently so I'm not sure I would know if other CFIs are stuck up (as a CFI I often find that check out rides are abbreviated, fees are reduced or instruction hours are under billed for fellow CFIs). I've never considered the holding of a CFI certificate to mean that I'm any type of super pilot. In truth, anyone who takes enough checkrides can get the certificate, its really something that any can achieve. I hope other CFIs see it the same way. -Robert, CFII |
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