Instructors course intro

1. Paramotoring
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2. Paramotoring
Is an unregulated sport
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3. Paramotoring
Is an unregulated sport
What does that mean
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4. Paramotoring
Is an unregulated sport
What does that mean
What does that mean for us?
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5. Paramotoring
Positives?
Unfettered by regulation - Free!
No paperwork - no ‘irritating’
regulations!
Make it all up as you go along!
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6. Paramotoring
Negatives?
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7. Paramotoring
Negatives?
No guidance for the newcomers
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8. Paramotoring
Negatives?
No guidance for the newcomers
No defined standards to train to
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9. Paramotoring
Negatives?
No guidance for the newcomers
No defined standards to train to
High levels of exposure during litigation
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10. Paramotoring
Negatives?
No guidance for the newcomers
No defined standards to train to
High levels of exposure during litigation
Vulnerable - possible introduction of future
legislation
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11. Paramotoring
Response required?
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12. Paramotoring
How to change?
No guidance for the newcomers? - write a book
No defined standards to train to? - create them
High levels of exposure during litigation? - address the issues
Vulnerable during introduction of future legislation? -
build a system that stands up to scrutiny
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13. Create a book .....
An ‘Operations Manual’
.... Designed for paramotoring
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14. ... a Paramotor Club
Operations Manual
PMC Ops Manual
Or... PCOM!
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15. De f i n e d O bj e c t i v e s !
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16. A sys tem f or a l l PMC Branche s
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17. Nu ts & Bo l ts
Manual Components
Text
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18. Nu ts & Bo l ts
Manual Components
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Local Flying Orders -
Safety - The Environment
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19. Nu ts & Bo l ts
Manual Components
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Section 2 Administration - How the Club runs and operates
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20. Nu ts & Bo l ts
Manual Components
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Section 3 - All Training material
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21. Nu ts & Bo l ts
Manual Components
The structure of PMC training
TPG - Syllabus & guide
Reference sources
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FIG - Flight Instructors Guide
Section 3 - All Training material
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22. Pa ramo t or C lub Ope rat io n s
M anua l
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PCOM
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23. Unde r c o n t i nua l de ve lopme n t
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Use r fe e db ack impro ve s PCOM
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