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BECOME A PILOT

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Who is it for?

The BECOME A PILOT event is designed specifically for A Level cohorts studying towards University and considering to applying to a Flight Training School in the UK with a view to obtaining a commercial pilots licence and thus a career as an airline pilot. The content is based on the maths and physics related to the main A Level specifications and would serve as a contextualised session helping embed key principles relative to your students studies.


As part of the session I will map out the core pilot competencies and the required skills needed to build a winning application.

How long does it take?

There is 4 hours of content delivered around your normal breaks and lunch time. Events typically begin at 0900 and end at 1400.

KNOWLEDGE

  • ​Flight mechanics

  • The lift equation, rearranging the lift formula

  • Generating lift, the venturi

  • Vectors

  • Chemistry of aviation fuel

  • The gas turbine and combustion

  • Pressurisation

  • Mass & balance

  • Fuel planning

  • Calculating wind speeds using trigonometry

  • Mathematics and formulas for navigation

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Session length: 3 hours

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SKILLS

  • The 9 pilot competencies

  • Training requirements

  • Skill based testing

  • Application coaching

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Session length: 1 hour

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EVENT SPECIFIC INFORMATION

For up to 60 student participants

For this event to take place at your school, college, sixth form or university we require the following:

Site access from 0830 to unload and set up

A classroom to seat your students

A projector or large screen capable of receiving a HDMI input

A supervising staff member at all times

Your event with me includes:

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  • DBS checked qualified commercial pilot Sam Piri QTS

  • Printed colour learning aids

  • Printed colour certificate of participation ​

 

You will need to:

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  • Choose up to 60 students to participate in the full day

  • Ensure that all 60 students are given the pre-event briefing (available from the portal)

  • Provide scientific calculators for each student if they don't have their own

  • Ensure that there is a screen with a HDMI input

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Cost & funding 

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  • Event cost £850.00 in England & Wales

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