Flight Simulator Instructor Courses
A Flight Simulator Instructor is responsible for delivering high-quality training to pilots using advanced flight simulation technology.
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Get qualified to work as a Flight Simulator Instructor with a course recognised across Australia. Speak to a training provider to learn more.
AVI50419
Estimated fee
From $37,180
Duration
4 months - 6 months
Become a flight instructor for both aeroplanes and helicopters with the AVI50419 Diploma of Aviation (Flight Instructor). This nationally recognised diploma is for licensed commercial pilots who want to take on students or start their own flight school. The course includes classroom sessions, ground theory, simulator exercises, and individual flying lessons in both aeroplanes and helicopters. You’ll also gain key skills in training, mentorship, communication, and competency assessment.
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Estimated fee
From $37,180
Duration
4 months - 6 months
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They design and conduct realistic training sessions that replicate a wide range of flight scenarios, ensuring pilots are well-prepared for both routine and emergency situations. These instructors often work with commercial airlines, flight schools, or defence organisations, providing instruction on aircraft systems, procedures, and decision-making.
Their duties also include assessing trainee performance, maintaining simulator functionality in collaboration with technical teams, and keeping training programs aligned with aviation regulations and safety standards. Strong communication skills, a solid understanding of aviation principles, and often a background as a licensed pilot or flight engineer are essential for success in this role.
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