Got my ground instructor ratings

On Mon, 04 Jul 2005 02:48:04 -0500, Yossarian
wrote in 2::

It doesn't pay much but I think it will be fun to try something new.

Congratulations on your new ratings.

Consider also, that you are now probably qualified to teach college
night school aviation grounschool classes.

Larry Dighera wrote:


Consider also, that you are now probably qualified to teach college
night school aviation grounschool classes.

The technical colleges in my area tell me their "instructors" require 3
years experience in their fields before they are considered able to
teach in their settings. That may be a local, or State of Texas
requirement. There may be similar obstacles in your locale.

Not saying you ARENT qualified, just saying if the college sponsors the
course and you are hired as part time faculty to teach, you may have
other requirements to meet other than just holding an FAA cert.

I'm sure there are a few FBOs that would welcome someone setting up a couple
of ground school courses..

BT

"Dave S" wrote in message
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Larry Dighera wrote:


Consider also, that you are now probably qualified to teach college
night school aviation grounschool classes.

The technical colleges in my area tell me their "instructors" require 3
years experience in their fields before they are considered able to teach
in their settings. That may be a local, or State of Texas requirement.
There may be similar obstacles in your locale.

Not saying you ARENT qualified, just saying if the college sponsors the
course and you are hired as part time faculty to teach, you may have other
requirements to meet other than just holding an FAA cert.

On Mon, 04 Jul 2005 14:07:57 GMT, Dave S
wrote in t::

The technical colleges in my area tell me their "instructors" require 3
years experience in their fields before they are considered able to
teach in their settings.

I know of an CFII who began substituting for the regular collage
instructor, and now teaches his own ground school classes at the
college.