Can someone please give me a rundown of the initial schedule for new hire training?

In particular, I am trying to determine if, after the first week or two, NH's are sent home for a home study period, then return to the training center at a later time?

Or, once you start the first day, is it conceivable a NH could spend two or three months straight in training with no long breaks?

A typical week-by-week breakdown of how Envoy schedules NH training would be greatly appreciated.

Also, is the training hotel single occupancy?

Thank you.

 

In theory you’ll come down for indoc, do the classes, and then go home for 10 days of self study CBT’s.

10 days later you’ll then come back for systems instruction, IPT’s, and then your PV/SV. I think this process took me 10 days, but I can’t remember.

Once the PV/SV is complete you’ll start sims. Sometimes this is where there can be a break depending on how things are backed up. There are 7 sims (IIRC) and then your MV and QLOE. Someone who has gone through recently can chime in as far as backups and such go as well as their training footprint.

Yes, hotels are single occupancy and there is a room downstairs with a cockpit trainer in it for the CRJ and ERJ. It will help a lot when you are trying to learn flows and call outs.

 

Nice. How long is the indoc and class portion before going for self-study?

 

This is pretty much spot on. The only difference would be if a holiday interrupts training. In this case they have been known to split indoc.

 

5 days for me. Mornings are book stuff and afternoons are safety/union/etc.

 

So, pretty much assured of 10 days/2 weeks of self-study at home after one week of indoc, then?

Just want to be sure, as I am contemplating taking a short-notice class date and want to have a few days back at home to get some things done after indoc.

I can take a short-notice class if I know I will not have to be in Dallas for an extended period without having a chance for a few days at home.

 

Don't want to beat a dead horse, just want to be clear.

I want to have a car with me and need two days to drive it to Dallas. I was thinking of just flying out and using the hotel shuttle for indoc week, then doing the drive with my personal car to Dallas after the self-study portion.

I want to make absolutely sure I will have two days after self-study, but before ground training/sims to do the drive.

If I'm reading the footprint correctly, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of indoc week coincide with days 1-3 of aircraft specific training.

Thursday and Friday are Indoc only. Friday return home.

Days 4-7 are at-home self-study.

Then, are days 8-17 on the chart back in Dallas, or is a portion of that still at home?

Sorry, but I need to be really clear on where the break is and how long it will be, so I can get all my studying done and have two free days for the drive.

Thanks if you can clarify.


Edit: Looks like someone deleted the post with the training footprint I am referencing.

 

Unless something changed from when I went through:

Monday through Friday, Indoc. Weekend off, then on Monday, Indoc for essentially a half day. If there are backups in the training pipeline, this is the first potential break, but otherwise, second half of that Monday and Tuesday and Wed are special curriculum (emergency, hazard material, security, etc). THEN, you get the 10 days off for home study. Which is another potential break in training if there are backups in the training pipeline so this could be longer than 10 days.

When you do come back for systems/IPT/CBT/SV/PV, if I remember correctly, this could be done in as little as two weeks but depending on actual sim schedule might be a few days longer. After that, another potential break if there are backups in the training pipeline.

Then the sim lessons themselves, 7 sims and MV and QLOE.

BTW, anything that involves a sim which is CBT/PV/MV/sim lessons/MV/QLOE will be scheduled at just about any hour and just about any day (I had one very early on Easter morning) so just because it seems like you’re getting weekends off and a daytime schedule early on, don’t expect that to continue.

 

Perfect. Thank you.

 

Last class got 2-3-4 weeks between indoc and special/emer 3 days. Equipment and class seniority dependent.