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Old 07-25-2011, 09:02 AM
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Default Atlanta-area CFIs needed

(I didn't see a "jobs available" forum on this site, so I'm taking a shot this is the correct place. If not, moderators are free to move it.)

The Georgia Tech Flying Club is in need of one or more additional CFIs to handle our increasing student load.

If you are an experienced Atlanta-area CFI looking for work, or if you know someone who is, please keep reading.



CFI Qualifications - Required:
  • 3+ years as a pilot
  • 1+ years as a CFI
  • 100+ hours Private Pilot dual given (not flight reviews, checkouts, etc.) or 2+ Private Pilot candidates signed off who passed on the first attempt
  • Must live in the Atlanta metro area, convenient to KFTY
  • Must be able to handle at least three (3) full-time primary students (full time = student who flies 2+ days per week)
  • Must be able to fly at least three weekdays (Mon-Fri) and one weekend day (Sat-Sun) each week during daylight/business hours
We may consider instructors who do not meet these requirements if they have other exceptional qualifications.



CFI Qualifications - Desired:
  • Willing to participate in other club activities -- fly-ins, club meetings, etc. -- club participation is viewed favorably when making student assignments

Quick Overview of Club Environment:
  • Flying club with 80-100 members -- not a flight school or FBO
  • Members are Georgia Tech students, alumni, and staff -- most have a strong technical background
  • Most training is at the primary (Private Pilot) level -- about 5% go on to Instrument training -- no multiengine training
  • Student load is variable -- there is often a waiting list during the school year, and open availability during the summer -- student load is not guaranteed
  • Fleet consists of four Cessna 172s (3 N/P models, 1 S model)
  • Student pays for "clock" time (pre-flight, flight, post-flight, ground training, etc.)
  • Student pays CFI directly -- CFI keeps 100% of the instruction fees -- current rate is $30/hour
  • CFIs operate as independent contractors -- NO benefits are provided, CFI responsible for taxes, etc.
  • CFI is NOT required to be at airport when not training
  • CFI sets his/her own availability and schedule
  • CFI is expected to attend at least three of four quarterly CFI meetings each year
  • CFIs may rent club airplanes at club rates for proficiency flights (no overnight flights) without paying club membership fees -- current rental rates start at $99/hour wet
  • Club CFIs are qualified for club membership (must pay membership fees) which grants full access to airplane fleet
  • No specific dress code, as long as you're clean and presentable

The Hiring Process:
  1. Resume screening
  2. In-person interview and document review with the Chief CFI, and possibly one other club officer
  3. Check flight with the Chief CFI (at the club's expense) -- applicant will be asked to demonstrate teaching a particular topic on the ground and in flight
  4. Recommendation to the Executive Committee by the Chief CFI
  5. Approval by vote of the Executive Committee
How to Apply:

Send your resume and logbook summary (preferrably in PDF format), and any questions or comments to [email protected]

This is a temporary e-mail address, which will be deactivated once we have a full compliment of CFIs.
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