CFII oral exam guide questions?

Can anyone point me to an oral exam guide (internet preferred) for the
CFII? I see lots of stuff for IR but no one seems to publish anything
for the CFII specifically. Looking for specific questions on teaching
techniques.

-Robert

I outlined the CFII PTS, including listing and comments on common
errors at
http://greggordon.org/flying/flightI...mentRating.htm
Greg

Robert M. Gary wrote:
Can anyone point me to an oral exam guide (internet preferred) for the
CFII? I see lots of stuff for IR but no one seems to publish anything
for the CFII specifically. Looking for specific questions on teaching
techniques.

-Robert

Awesome! Thanks. On my check ride I'm to prepare a presentation on
attitude instrument flying. I like some of the things you have in your
lesson plan that I'll probably incorporate into mine.
Thanks!

-Robert


wrote:
I outlined the CFII PTS, including listing and comments on common
errors at
http://greggordon.org/flying/flightI...mentRating.htm
Greg

Robert M. Gary wrote:
Can anyone point me to an oral exam guide (internet preferred) for the
CFII? I see lots of stuff for IR but no one seems to publish anything
for the CFII specifically. Looking for specific questions on teaching
techniques.

-Robert

You might look at:

http://www.dauntless-soft.com/PRODUC...?DMODE=FAATEST

I have used their software for written tests and found it to be very
good. I tried the "RideReady" Commercial oral package when it was
very new, a couple of years ago and at that time I thought it was kind
of weak. YMMV, though, and you can at least look at the free trial
download. I would suggest you ask Adrian how many questions are in
the full package. IIRC the Commercial package I tried had a
relatively small number -- like under 50. That was my main criticism
of it.

On 6/9/2006 12:11 PM, Robert M. Gary wrote the following:
Can anyone point me to an oral exam guide (internet preferred) for the
CFII? I see lots of stuff for IR but no one seems to publish anything
for the CFII specifically. Looking for specific questions on teaching
techniques.

-Robert