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First we where taken into a room to take a 100 Question test on Weather, IFR, CRM, and Regulations. (25 in each category) You need to score 80% or higher to continue with the interview process. (I reviewed the ACS Commercial test prep questions before hand) After Completion of the test we where taken (individually) into a room with the HR and a senior Flight Instructor and asked some basic questions. Ex. How does a plane react in ground effect... Continue Reading this Interview Experience

  1. Nov 15, 2023 Each person I ran into at the training center was professional, courteous and genuinely friendly. The interview lasted about one hour and about another hour getting a tour. I was very impressed with the facility and the program managers. All the questions were as expected focusing on your past training experiences...difficult students, how did you resolve those type situations etc. Not focused on FAR's or technical information at... Continue reading this interview experience

  2. Oct 17, 2023 interview was mostly HR. this was for SIC position. They asked my goals on aviation and how i could see myself growing with the company.  They prefer you to have CRM experience and a decent amount of multi time even though they have a low TT requirement. It was more of a conversation than a question and answer interview. Three people were in the room but sometimes it can be as much as up to 5... Continue reading this interview experience

  3. The experience was quite pleasant. There was a panel of three and it started with an introduction about the company and what they are looking for. Then it went in to the questioning; overall, for them to invest money into your training, they need to know that you have a desire to teach and are willing to stay. I would say if you do not want to teach, this may not be the best position. It appears to be long hours at times but they are trying to improve on the quality of life for instructors.... Continue reading this interview experience

  4. I applied for an SIC position that was not publicly advertised, and someone walked in my resume. I was told I would hear back from the HR in the following day but didn't hear anything for a while. I talked to the person who walked my resume in and they talked to the HR. I received a call and did a very simple phone screening. She explained what this job is, schedule, pay, benefits, etc. Then she asked me my flight time, related experience, etc. I was invited to come to their facility so they... Continue reading this interview experience

  5. My overall experience was unusual in that I basically "gave up" on the process getting started several times because it was taking so long. About 8 weeks after I applied, I finally got a "screening" call from a 3rd party company.  It was about a 15 minute call. They asked things like "why FlightSafety", "What do you think makes a good instructor". Turns out this company was just a short term "fix" they were using while they were... Continue reading this interview experience

  6. Savannah, GA. Originally applied for SIC job that I saw posted. Didn’t hear for a few months after that but when a recruiter called he said I would be a good fit for sim instructor. In person interview scheduled 2 weeks later. All HR questions, no technical. Didn’t have to present anything. Called that very same day and scheduled for start date a month out.. Good... Continue reading this interview experience

  7. I had a friend walk in my resume along with an internal referral; once he had done so I was told to apply online. I had three phone calls and one "official" phone interview within the first week. From that point I didn't hear anything for 4 months (not sure if that's normal or not). I followed up with an email and within two days received a phone call to interview in person, as well as, give a 10-15 minute presentation. Everything was straight forward and what one could expect... Continue reading this interview experience

  8. First we where taken into a room to take a 100 Question test on Weather, IFR, CRM, and Regulations. (25 in each category) You need to score 80% or higher to continue with the interview process. (I reviewed the ACS Commercial test prep questions before hand) After Completion of the test we where taken (individually) into a room with the HR and a senior Flight Instructor and asked some basic questions. Ex. How does a plane react in ground effect what happens on take off and landing. Also... Continue reading this interview experience

  9. Interviewed for simulator instructor at ILG facility. First day was getting to know FlightSafety. Second day was them getting to know you. First day I sat in on a few hours of a GV initial ground class. Was able to ask the instructor a few questions about the job during breaks. After that, one of the program managers took me out to lunch. Was able to ask questions about the position and working at FlightSafety and about the ILG center. Everyone was very open about pay, quality of life and... Continue reading this interview experience

  10. 3 part interview. First part was a written test with questions from the FAA private and commercial written exams.  Second part is an interview with chief instructor and HR. Asked about what actions you would tell a student to take if you are too high and too fast on approach. Asked to describe ground effect. Asked how coworkers describe you. Third part was teaching a lesson on a maneuver sent to you in advance, like steep turns, turns across a road, or stalls. You are provided a... Continue reading this interview experience

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