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JohnBurke , 10-01-2023 07:28 PM

Disinterested Third Party

That's a good point. One of the best ways to really learn a subject is to teach it.

#12

tnkumar , 10-02-2023 04:44 AM

New Hire

Ground instructor option

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Originally Posted by Twin Wasp

Or you could take a ground instructor written exam and get a ground instructor certificate. There’s no flying or checkride involved. You’d also have to pass a Fundamentals of Instruction written which covers how people learn. Check out FAR 61 subpart I.

Thanks for the suggestion

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tnkumar , 10-27-2023 10:38 AM

New Hire

EAA local chapter

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Originally Posted by tnkumar

Thanks John for sharing. I found an EAA chapter close to where I live and plan to visit their monthly event. Getting to meet people interested in flying seems fun. Thanks once again

I attended the local EAA chapter and met many people. Also bought a XPlane 12 simulator and a joystick. This is fun.
I really would benefit studying for the exam with a buddy or discussing in a forum. But have not been able to locate any.
Looking for suggestions