Scheduling

Heli-College is no longer offering full time Commercial Pilot training courses.

After 30 years of operation, Heli-College is in the process of closing our operations at Langley, BC.as our Chief Flight Instructor retires. A few short term services (less than 4 weeks) such as flight testing and ground school tutoring are still available on a limited basis. Contact us by phone or email for further information.

Course Scheduling

Heli-College Canada is in the process of closing operations over the next few months and will only be offering limited one-on-one training during that period. Call us at 1-604-530-3812 for more information. .
Debrief

Individual instruction and attention is given to the student throughout the training period. Pre and Post flight briefings are given on a one-on-one basis. Ground school lectures may be given to groups of 3 or more. Daytime ground school classes are available for our full time students.

The full time private license student is expected to attend at least 5 or 6 hours per day, 4 to 6 days per week during the course. They will average approximately 1 to 2 hours of flying per day. The remainder of the time will be taken up with pre and post flight briefings, ground school lectures, and study periods.

Progress Reports

It is our policy to deal as fairly as possible with our students by keeping them informed on the progress of their training.

Our in-house ground school classes have numerous quizzes and exams during each phase of the training term. Our computer assisted learning programs will keep track of the student's results on a daily basis. Each student is issued a detailed ground school guide that clearly shows the course requirements, pre-reading assignments, homework, supporting video and computer resources, examination expectations and results for each section of the ground training. The student's daily flight training progress is also detailed in their Transport Canada approved Pilot Training Record (PTR). Using these tools, the student and instructors are able to accurately gauge progress, and note any areas of weakness requiring further attention.

If at any time, the Chief Flying Instructor feels that a student will be unable to achieve the high standards of proficiency required by the industry, the student will be advised immediately.

A full transcript of the student's ground and flight training performance is prepared for the student at the end of the course, if desired.