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Diploma Programme -
Private Pilot
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Commercial Pilot
- Instrument Rating -
Instructor Rating -
Hour Building
***INFORMATION
PACK
for NZ COURSES
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Here***
***Enrolment
Procedure***
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700 HOURS PILOT TRAINING HOURS
Course Length:
This three-year professional course is
delivered in conjunction with Eastern Institute of Technology
(EIT) which provides students with high practical hours and
built-in pilot internship.
Commencement Date:
This Course commences in February
through to November of each year.
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Course Outcomes and Hours:
At the end of the course students will
graduate with a minimum of 700 practical hours - including;
Year One
Year Two and Three
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Additional 400 hours - including;
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Multi Engine Instrument rating
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Air Transport Operations experience
To read more on the Syllabus and further
course requirements -
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Course Length:
The Course length is 6 weeks.
Commencement Date:
Courses commence at mutually agreed times throughout the year.
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To read more on the Syllabus and further
course requirements refer to
NZ Information Pack |
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Length: The Course is 24 weeks
Commencement Date:
Courses commence at mutually agreed times throughout the year.
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Course Hours:
The Course hours include 151 of training:
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55hrs dual
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94 hrs solo
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2 hrs in a ATC-710
Simulator
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texts lectures, map,
equipment, course supervision, and membership.
For further information of
course syllabus and costs refer to
NZ Information Pack
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Course Length:
The suggested Course length for a Flying Only Course is 4½ weeks
and the minimum time being 3½ weeks. The suggested Course length
for a full Theory and Flying Instrument Rating Course is 6 weeks.
Commencement Date:
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Course Costs:
The FULL-TIME THEORY & FLYING I/R Course
includes 33 hrs of training
Also includes Lectures for I/R Nav,
Instrument & Nav Aids, & I/R Law;Texts; Videos; Briefings, and
Membership.
The FLYING ONLY I/R Course covers all the inclusions and
exclusions of the full-time Theory & Flying I/R Course listed
above, except there are no theory lectures and associated costs in
the price. For more information please
refer to
NZ Information Pack
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The Multi-engine
Instrument Rating training hours are 5.5hrs Multi Rating
training, 8½ hr I/R conversion, including flying and an assessment
test by the CFI at the end of the training course To read more on the
Syllabus and further course requirements refer to
NZ Information
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Course Length:
This courses is offered offered over at least a 6 weeks at 5 days
per week.
Commencement Date:
This Course is run with a minimum of 2 Instructor Trainees, unless
specifically approved for one trainee by
the Chief Executive in writing.
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Course Costs:
The full course includes 31 hours of training
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25½ Instructor
training
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1½ hours spinning
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1.7 hours solo hire
for the Flight Test.
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An Instructional
Technique Course
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60hrs of Ground
Instruction
(Please note any extra flying,
materials or ground instruction time you choose to do is over and
above the Course Fee.).
To read more on the
Syllabus and further course requirements refer to
NZ Information
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Pilots seeking to build their hours for
higher qualifications can enrol in an Hour Building Course
tailored to suit their needs. These Courses range from 10hrs Block
up to 200hr Blocks. Additional Discounts apply to these courses on
a pro rata basis. To
read more refer to the above
NZ
Information Pack
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