Anyone know Salary of Grde 3 Instructors - flight training adelaide
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Anyone know Salary of Grde 3 Instructors - flight training adelaide
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Can anyone tell me what grade 3 instructors are on salary-wise at flight training adelaide at parafield airport. Keen to know what they earn and what conditions are like? Anyone know how many hours a year they do?
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Can anyone tell me what grade 3 instructors are on salary-wise at flight training adelaide at parafield airport. Keen to know what they earn and what conditions are like? Anyone know how many hours a year they do?
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Pay is minimum award. Bonuses come when you have META, CIR, Aero's etc.....
Hours is usually up around 800-900 mark after probation is finished and you are onto the cadets. They have special exemption to fly 1000hrs per year, but only a couple do that.
^^ all second hand info, I don't work there.
Hours is usually up around 800-900 mark after probation is finished and you are onto the cadets. They have special exemption to fly 1000hrs per year, but only a couple do that.
^^ all second hand info, I don't work there.
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THEY CHARGE FOR G3's TO WORK
From one of my previous posts:
up until recently, i spoke to somebody at Flight Training Adelaide they were looking for instructors,
however they were charging $4000 for the induction, yes they got told were to stick it. who in their right mind would pay that much for a check ride ?????????????????????
Add on to that, relocation costs, most likely the East Coast, you'd be looking at an additional 3-4k if you like me have a car, household stuff etc
be careful it all adds up very quickly
up until recently, i spoke to somebody at Flight Training Adelaide they were looking for instructors,
however they were charging $4000 for the induction, yes they got told were to stick it. who in their right mind would pay that much for a check ride ?????????????????????
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Add on to that, relocation costs, most likely the East Coast, you'd be looking at an additional 3-4k if you like me have a car, household stuff etc
be careful it all adds up very quickly
That's absolutely pissweak.
I could maybe understand some kind of bond, ie we give you x hours gratis, you stay with us for x months, but that's just screwing money out of people and shirking their own responsibilities regarding standardisation at company expense, in my view.
I could maybe understand some kind of bond, ie we give you x hours gratis, you stay with us for x months, but that's just screwing money out of people and shirking their own responsibilities regarding standardisation at company expense, in my view.
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yeah its 4K for standardization and then you may get work teaching the Non-cadet students until you become a grade 2 and they think your worth of teaching the cadets. Then you get salary.
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You would think that the fact that they are advertising might mean that they NEED instructors, but obviously not with that garbage. Its nothing more than a money making scam.
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Wow charging 4k for standardisation?? Isnt that almost half the cost of an instructors rating? Whats their problem? Dont they have a book of their Standard operating procedures? Study that for a couple of days and then they should be able to check you on one flight and then maybe a month or so after for consolidation. I was once offered a job but refused it on the basis that the Chief pilot was going to charge me the tacho time on a 152 for the check flight! lol, although admittedly that was about 6 years ago when times were easy to get a job as an instructor. I hope enough people tell them to stick the 4k where the sun dont shine, and they might change their policy, its pathetic.
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Why don't you have a look at Singapore Flying College at Jandakot? They don't bond or charge for standardisation, and the guys who work there told me they recieved a 2 month bonus (pro rata) last July.
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At training centre I understand are on $20 per flying hour and $16 hour for desk work until they get their grade 2 and move to a salaried pos with the college. Correct me of I'm wrong/confirm if I am right... celery 4 sure!
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Sounds like conditions haven't changed. Make sure you get any agreements in writing. My experience is that a Grade 2 rating does not guarantee a position at the main school. As for the supposed 800+ hours. Can't say I flew that in the 12 months I was there.