The Useful PSA Thread
01-27-2015 | 10:18 AM
#1383
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People who are going to sims right now have the following schedule:
Day 1: Sim 0 - Orientation and review, 4 person groups
Day 2-5: Sim 1-4
Day Off
Day 7-10:Sim 5-8
Day Off
Day 12: Checkride
Day 13: LOFT
Day 1: Sim 0 - Orientation and review, 4 person groups
Day 2-5: Sim 1-4
Day Off
Day 7-10:Sim 5-8
Day Off
Day 12: Checkride
Day 13: LOFT
01-27-2015 | 10:37 AM
#1385
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The Useful PSA Thread
Standard Sim Schedule is:
Sim 0, 4 people and an instructor.
Sim 1-8 is the planned curriculum.
Sim 9-12 as required at the discretion of the training department.
Checkride
LOFT
After that, a day and a half in ground in CLT for Differences. could be several days and/or weeks after the check ride.
Then two sessions of Differences Sim. Could be several days and/or weeks after ground.
Then IOE. Could be several days/weeks/months after Sim.
Good luck.
Sim 0, 4 people and an instructor.
Sim 1-8 is the planned curriculum.
Sim 9-12 as required at the discretion of the training department.
Checkride
LOFT
After that, a day and a half in ground in CLT for Differences. could be several days and/or weeks after the check ride.
Then two sessions of Differences Sim. Could be several days and/or weeks after ground.
Then IOE. Could be several days/weeks/months after Sim.
Good luck.
01-27-2015 | 11:03 AM
#1386
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The training manual has 8 training sessions. Then the checkride. Then the loft. Sim 0 is not required, but they've been doing it as an introduction to the sim. It is pretty standard to give 2 additional training sessions to those that need it prior to the PC. Beyond that, it's up to management.
Personally, I think anyone needing training beyond the 8-10 sessions should be let go except in extenuating circumstances. The extra session or two is meant for a student to polish things up if needed. On occasion, there have been those allowed to have 12 or more sessions (a little ridiculous in my opinion) to try to push them through. But it is not the norm.
Personally, I think anyone needing training beyond the 8-10 sessions should be let go except in extenuating circumstances. The extra session or two is meant for a student to polish things up if needed. On occasion, there have been those allowed to have 12 or more sessions (a little ridiculous in my opinion) to try to push them through. But it is not the norm.
01-27-2015 | 11:04 AM
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Standard Sim Schedule is:
Sim 0, 4 people and an instructor.
Sim 1-8 is the planned curriculum.
Sim 9-12 as required at the discretion of the training department.
Checkride
LOFT
After that, a day and a half in ground in CLT for Differences. could be several days and/or weeks after the check ride.
Then two sessions of Differences Sim. Could be several days and/or weeks after ground.
Then IOE. Could be several days/weeks/months after Sim.
Good luck.
Sim 0, 4 people and an instructor.
Sim 1-8 is the planned curriculum.
Sim 9-12 as required at the discretion of the training department.
Checkride
LOFT
After that, a day and a half in ground in CLT for Differences. could be several days and/or weeks after the check ride.
Then two sessions of Differences Sim. Could be several days and/or weeks after ground.
Then IOE. Could be several days/weeks/months after Sim.
Good luck.
01-27-2015 | 11:50 AM
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01-27-2015 | 03:07 PM
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