CFI Jobs In South Florida
CFI Jobs In South Florida
03-15-2010, 10:13 AM
#3
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Oct 2005
Position: A320/321 FO
Posts: 1,114
I would recommend checking out Palm Beach Flight Training in Lantana, FL (Untitled Document). They have new C172 SP's w/ the Nav II package, and C172, C182, C206 w/ G1000 Cockpits. They also have a BE-76 Duchess, a few C172M’s, and a C152.
The pay schedule is bi-weekly and they pay quite well. I averaged about $1500-$2000/month. If you have good work ethic, you can fly almost every day if you want. Also, I would recommend getting some business cards and passing them out to airport tenants for "Freelance" BFR's, IPC's, etc. There is A LOT MORE money in the Freelance world of instruction. (Please remember, don’t sell yourself short. i.e. If the flight school you work for charges $50/hour for Advanced Instruction, charge the same. REMEMBER, you get to pocket the entire lump sum!)
Good Luck,
Laxrox43
The pay schedule is bi-weekly and they pay quite well. I averaged about $1500-$2000/month. If you have good work ethic, you can fly almost every day if you want. Also, I would recommend getting some business cards and passing them out to airport tenants for "Freelance" BFR's, IPC's, etc. There is A LOT MORE money in the Freelance world of instruction. (Please remember, don’t sell yourself short. i.e. If the flight school you work for charges $50/hour for Advanced Instruction, charge the same. REMEMBER, you get to pocket the entire lump sum!)
Good Luck,
Laxrox43
03-15-2010, 02:21 PM
#4
Flying Farmer
Joined APC: Jul 2006
Position: Turbo-props' and John Deere's
Posts: 3,160
Originally Posted by Laxrox43
Also, I would recommend getting some business cards and passing them out to airport tenants for "Freelance" BFR's, IPC's, etc. There is A LOT MORE money in the Freelance world of instruction. (Please remember, don’t sell yourself short. i.e. If the flight school you work for charges $50/hour for Advanced Instruction, charge the same. REMEMBER, you get to pocket the entire lump sum!)
Good Luck,
Laxrox43
Good Luck,
Laxrox43
Otherwise, I don't know the cost of living down there, but that's a pretty nice paycheck for a CFI. I think I rolled in about $17k/yr my first full year(May-May), but I had paychecks anywhere from $1200 for 2 weeks, down to several that were $300 for 2 weeks(winters in the Midwest)
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