If you are a
new Commercial Pilot and are looking to build your hours, becoming a Flight
Instructor can be a great option for you. Or if you love working with people
and get joy out of helping people accomplish their goals of being a pilot,
Flight Instructing can be a very rewarding career.

Course Requirements
Based on minimum Transport Canada requirements

Minimum 30 Hours of fuel training

• 5 of these
  hours are Instrument Training
• 25 hours of
  ground school is required

Upon first completing the Instructor Rating, you will be a Class IV Flight Instructor. You will be allowed to teach flight training for the issue of licenses and permits (mainly PPL and CPL), but will be required to be supervised under a Class I or Class II Flight Instructor. These are very rewarding professions.