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I’ve been using their curriculum to help me in my ground instruction classes and it has been awesome. It’s detailed and the presentations are aesthetically pleasing. I’ve also had a few questions I had along the way, and their support has been great. They have responded quickly and helped me with everything I needed. I’d highly recommend their products.
Consistent and great quality of materials, easy to use format. Both great for Mac/PC/ipad usage. Easy to navigate and a superb tool to teach students. And last but not least also great to brush up my own skills as an instructor on certain topics.
Highly recommended.
Very impressive and so nice to have someone who allows editing. I think that is the best part of the product. You can pick what you like and change what you want. All format, powerpoint for everything. I can't even think the amount of time went into it and the time to keep it up. WELL DONE.
Thank you Martin! I 100% agree - everyone teaches and learns a little different so the ability to edit is a non-negotiable as far as I'm concerned.
Nearly organized with syllabi and other supplements, well worth the money!
Awesome! Thank you, Cooper. Very glad to hear it!
If you think the "Pilot's Instructor Handbook" is so boring it puts you to sleep in 15 minutes, don't buy this product—unless you need help falling asleep faster. It doesn't simplify or restructure the material. All it does is take unchanged sentences from the "Instructor Handbook" and create lists within lists within lists for each ACS topic. That's it.
The only other addition is presentations. Is it all useful? Not really(at least no 90$ useful), unless you enjoy reading shortened versions of already dry material. I recommend using lessons by Tod Shellnut on FOI and DeepSeek, Jappesen and creating your own lesson plans
Hi Daniil, thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts! I completely understand that the Aviation Instructor’s Handbook isn’t exactly a page-turner, but it’s the core of what the FAA requires instructors to know, what the ACS FOI requirements are built around, and it’s exactly what the DPE will test on. The goal is to organize this material in a structured, easy-to-follow way to help aspiring CFIs prepare efficiently.
That said, I know different learning styles exist, so I always try to make it clear through the website and emails that if something isn’t working for you, just reach out. Aviation is a family, and I truly want to help. A quick email explaining your thoughts not only lets me work with you to find a solution, but it also gives us the chance to use your ideas (and frustrations) to help shape future updates - the majority of which come directly from user feedback!
Going back to the content, I’ll definitely looking at ways to make the FOI information more engaging - the new slides were a step in that direction adding more energy, color, and pictures, and hopefully keeping you awake a little bit longer 😉! But I’m always open to new ideas and ways to improve the content and the updates are, of course, always free!
Appreciate your feedback, and best of luck with the instructing!