ATP CFI Program: Being excepted
 

I know this is another ATP thread, but yet to see this questioned answered.

To join the CFI program you need to actually send a resume. What are they looking for and what are the chances of not getting accepted? Do CFI's with ATP get medical benifits?

Jesus Christ bananas, man
The word is accepted.
Say it with me.
Accepted.

I'll update the article here:
http://airlinepilotcentral.com/resou...060820128.html

Throw to/two/too on there, as well.

I never knew being a pilot would require to be a college Professor of English also....I understand in a Resume but in a Fourm Opps I ment Forum!!!

Although Excepted and Accepted is a big one!!! LOL

I've always been told that if you want people to take you serious as a professional, you have to at least act like a professional.

Maybe he was looking to circumvent the application process...:D

Well thanks guys, I have weeded out the childish group.

Now can anyone answer the question or you going to sit behind a computer bashing someone over a spelling error?

When you send in a resume. They would basically look at your time, type of time you acquired, work/school history, etc. I dont know about the chances of getting in, but just like all Pilot Factories, if you have plenty of cash you are more than welcome. As for the rest I dont know what youre asking? You would like to do the CFI course with them, or would you like to work for them. Im pretty sure If you are working fulltime as a CFI at ATP you will get benefits. As a student I do not know; I would assume if you would like to be under a health plan you would need to pay some sort of fee.