CFII Lesson Plans

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CFII PTS Lesson Plans

Features

Save months of time and frustration
Your lessons are complete! Our eBooks are delivered as a Word document & PDF - Edit the lessons as desired, or move them directly onto a tablet to start instructing!

Free Updates
We'll do the work to keep your lessons current! Access any updates we make to the lessons through your account on the website or via email.

Work Efficiently
Built in navigation allows you to access any lesson with a single tap. Follow our links to additional content both in the eBook and online!

Overview

Spend your time flying! We've compiled all of the information required for each task in the CFII PTS into an awesome, easy to use eBook and PowerPoint to make your life, checkride, and instructing easier.

Use our lessons as a backbone to create your own, or go straight to work instructing from your iPad. Remember, all updates to the lessons are yours free!

Looking for more than just your CFII lessons? Checkout The Whole Shebang, or our CFI eBook Pack to save!

 

What's Included

Lesson Plans

CFII Lesson Plans

PowerPoints

CFII PowerPoints

Syllabus

NEW Instrument Rating Syllabus

Free Updates for Life
Free updates to all current AND future products included in this package
View Recent Updates to the lesson plans

 

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Whole Shebang
$119
Saves $150!

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ACS Reviews
Private Pilot ACS Review
Instrument ACS Review
Commercial ACS Review




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Syllabi
Private Pilot Syllabus
Instrument Rating Syllabus
*More in the works!

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Reference Cards
IFR / VFR Reference Card
Holds Reference Card

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Questions? Reach us at info@thebackseatpilot.com, or our Contact page.

All lessons shown below are included. Lessons in blue can be previewed to see sample lesson layout and content. Let us know if you have any questions!

Fundamentals of Instructing

  • Learning Process
  • Human Behavior and Effective Communication
  • Teaching Process
  • Teaching Methods
  • Critique and Evaluation
  • Flight Instructor Characteristics and Responsibilities
  • Planning Instructional Activity

Technical Subject Areas

Preflight Preparation

  • Weather Information
  • Weather Theory (addtl info not req in PTS)
  • Cross Country Flight Planning
  • Instrument Cockpit Check

Air Traffic Control Clearances & Procedures

 

Flight by Reference to Instruments

Navigation Systems

Instrument Approach Procedures

Emergency Operations

Post Flight Procedures

  • Checking Instruments and Equipment

Customer Reviews

Based on 35 reviews
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Phillip Ulstrup

Passed checkride so I am happy.

R
Ramin Eghbali
CFI and CFII

All good.

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Jose Lamboy
CFII

The best info

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Byron More

Great, detailed information.

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Mary Schubert
Layout

The content is good, but the layout is awful and hard to organize. I was hoping it wouldn't be just one huge document/slide show and instead the subjects would be individually organized. I feel like using this has made more work for me.

Hi Mary, I'm sorry to hear you're having issues with the layout. I completely agree that one huge document without any organization or navigation would be extremely frustrating. The good news is that the navigation that’s built into all our documents does exactly what you're hoping for and organizes the lessons by subject as shown in the PTS.

There are a few reasons why the products are delivered as a single document. First, it eliminates having dozens and dozens of individual lesson plan and PowerPoint files on your computer (between the CFI, CFII and MEI you'd be sifting through well over 200 folders and files). Second, it allows the documents to be more dynamic, linking content between different lessons. And third, we can create navigation that makes it just as easy, if not easier, to access the lessons needed. On top of that, the navigation works in just about any program/app, including Word, Adobe, ForeFlight, GoodReader, and Books.

To open the navigation in Word, select the View Tab, and then select Navigation Pane in the box labeled Show. In Adobe, from the View menu, select Navigation Panes and then Bookmarks. In the different apps on your iPad use the navigation icon (placement varies). You can also find this information on page 2 of the lesson plans, and with more details/pictures on our website under FAQ & Info > eBook Info.

As for the PowerPoints, the navigation doesn’t work quite the same way, but the instructions are also on slide 2 of the document.

Again, a single huge document with no navigation would be unacceptable and unusable, so I totally understand your frustration. The navigation should make the documents a whole lot easier to use! Send an email over to info@thebackseatpilot.com if you’re having more issues or need any more details. Happy to help!