Knowlwdge test Sign offs

On Sep 16, 12:45 pm, "john hawkins"
wrote:
yup and $90 each test.
I guess sport pilots are just so stupid they j have to be protected from
themselves

It has nothing to do with sport pilots, all CFI rating knowledge tests
can be taken w/o a sign off. Technically the FOI requires a sign off
if you are taking it for the purpose of CFI but not if you are taking
it for the purpose of (B/A/I)GI. Testing centers were understandably
confused so the FAA sent out a notice confirming that no sign off is
required for FOI.

-Robert

On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 03:55:48 -0000, Robert M. Gary wrote:

Technically the FOI requires a sign off

Ok... I give up.. dumb question... what is the FOI?

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Dallas

"Dallas" wrote in message
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On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 03:55:48 -0000, Robert M. Gary wrote:

Technically the FOI requires a sign off

Ok... I give up.. dumb question... what is the FOI?

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Dallas

"Fundamentals of Instructing", an FAA knowledge test, basically on the human
learning process. Must be passed before you receive the "Flight Instructor"
certificate.

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*H. Allen Smith*
WACO - We are all here, because we are not all there.

"Allen" wrote in
t:

"Fundamentals of Instructing", an FAA knowledge test, basically on
the human learning process. Must be passed before you receive the
"Flight Instructor" certificate.

....or Ground Instructor.


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Small nit....

The FOI must be passed provided the requirements haven't been met in
another way (like being a certified teacher in the state). Since my a
certified teacher in this state, my FOI requirement was already met
without taking the FOI exam.

Barry
CFI-candidate

Allen wrote:




"Dallas" wrote in message
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On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 03:55:48 -0000, Robert M. Gary wrote:

Technically the FOI requires a sign off

Ok... I give up.. dumb question... what is the FOI?

--
Dallas

"Fundamentals of Instructing", an FAA knowledge test, basically on
the human learning process. Must be passed before you receive the
"Flight Instructor" certificate.



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