Instructor Rating (90 Days)


Building hours and earning money at the same time?

 
The flight instructor rating is offered to pilots who hold a commercial pilot license and wish to progress in the aviation community as a flight instructor. 

This is an excellent way to accumulate flight hours towards an ATPL or airline minimum requirements.  As a flight instructor, you will give back to the next generation of pilots by providing quality flight instruction.  


Instructor Rating Admission Requirements

  • Holder of a Transport Canada Commercial Pilot License
    OR
    have passed the CPAER and CPL flight test to start ground school

  • A Category 1 medical certificate

    Flight Instructor Rating Program Requirements

    • Ground School – 25 hours (minimum)

    • Dual Training: 30 hours (minimum) (Up to 5 hours from a Simulator)

    • Minimum 70% on the Transport Canada written exam – Aeroplane class 4 (AIRAF)

    • Successfully pass the Transport Canada flight test

      Overview of the Instructor Rating Program

      Becoming a flight instructor in Canada is a rewarding career path that allows experienced pilots to share their knowledge and passion for aviation with new students. Our Instructor Rating program at Executive Compass Flight Institute provides comprehensive training designed to prepare you for this exciting role.

      Eligibility Requirements

      To enroll in the Instructor Rating program, applicants must hold a valid Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) or an Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL).

      Instructor Rating Program Structure and Curriculum

      The Instructor Rating program consists of both ground school and flight training components. Ground school covers advanced teaching techniques, lesson planning, and aviation theory. The flight training portion includes dual instruction flights, where you will practice giving instructions under the supervision of a flight instructor, refining your skills in real-world scenarios.

      Benefits of Obtaining an Instructor Rating

      Earning an Instructor Rating not only enhances your career prospects in the aviation industry but also allows you to build additional flight hours, gain valuable teaching experience, and contribute to the development of the next generation of pilots. This qualification opens doors to various opportunities within flight schools and aviation organizations across Canada.

      Training Schedule and Duration

      Our flexible training schedule is designed to accommodate your needs, whether you are a full-time student or a working professional. The duration of the program varies based on individual progress, but most candidates complete their training within a few months, balancing both theoretical and practical components.

      State-of-the-Art Training Facilities

      Executive Compass Flight Institute is equipped with modern training aircraft and advanced flight simulators, providing an optimal learning environment. Our experienced instructors are dedicated to delivering high-quality education, ensuring you receive the best possible training experience.

      Instructor Rating Costs and Financing Options

      Investing in your future as a flight instructor is a significant commitment. We offer competitive pricing for our Instructor Rating program and provide various financing options to help manage the costs. Contact our admissions team to discuss payment plans and potential scholarships.

      Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

      1What are the eligibility requirements for the Instructor Rating program?
      To enroll in the Instructor Rating program, you must hold a valid Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) or an Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL).
      2How long does it take to complete the Instructor Rating program?
      The duration of the program varies depending on individual progress. Most candidates complete their training within a few months, balancing both theoretical and practical components. Our flexible training schedule is designed to accommodate full-time students and working professionals.
      3What does the Instructor Rating program include?
      The program includes both ground school and flight training components. Ground school covers advanced teaching techniques, lesson planning, and aviation theory, while the flight training portion involves dual instruction flights under the supervision of a senior instructor.
      4What are the benefits of obtaining an Instructor Rating?
      Earning an Instructor Rating enhances your career prospects in the aviation industry, allowing you to build additional flight hours, gain valuable teaching experience, and contribute to the development of new pilots. This qualification opens doors to various opportunities within flight schools and aviation organizations across Canada.
      5What type of training facilities does Compass Flight offer?
      Executive Compass Flight Institute is equipped with modern training aircraft and advanced flight simulators, providing an optimal learning environment. Our experienced instructors are dedicated to delivering high-quality education to ensure you receive the best possible training experience.
      6How much does the Instructor Rating program cost?
      The cost of the Instructor Rating program varies. We offer competitive pricing and provide various financing options to help manage the costs. Contact our admissions team to discuss payment plans and potential scholarships.
      7How do I apply for the Instructor Rating program?
      To apply for the Instructor Rating program, visit our admissions page, complete the online application form, and submit the required documentation. Our team will review your application and guide you through the enrollment process.
      8 Are there opportunities to work as an instructor after completing the program?
      Yes, completing the Instructor Rating program opens up opportunities to work as a flight instructor at various flight schools and aviation organizations. Many of our graduates find employment within the aviation industry shortly after completing the program.
      9Who can I contact for more information?
      For more information about the Instructor Rating program, contact our admissions team via phone or email. They will be happy to answer any questions and provide additional details about the program.
       

      Instructor Rating Cost


      Dual Training (25 hours) $303 per hour
      Simulator Training (5 hours) $265 per hour
      Ground Briefing (4 hours) $95 per hour
      Ground School $769
      Material Fee $100
      Application Fee $250
      Administration Fee $250

       
      • Estimated cost of the Instructor Rating is $10,649 based on Transport Canada minimum requirements. Actual hours and costs can vary depending on individual student performance.
      • Licensing related fees $430.
      • Prices do not include taxes.
      • Prices are subject to change.