PilotPrep for instructors

Know they’re oral-ready
before you sign them off.

Quizzing a student on the oral during a $100 lesson is expensive, and you still can’t be sure. Assign it as homework instead — and get a readiness number back.

Already teaching with PilotPrep? Open your roster →

1

Share one link

Every student who signs up through it lands on your roster automatically. No accounts to create for them, no CSVs.

2

See readiness, by ACS area

Per student: an oral-readiness %, their last session, and their two or three weakest ACS areas — the same report they see.

3

Assign a certificate

Point a student at PPL, IFR, or CPL. They practice on their own time; you review before the stage check.

4

Sign the endorsement knowing

Not "I think they’re ready" — a number, and where the soft spots are. Then spend lesson time flying.

Three ways in

Students

Practice the oral by voice or text, get an ACS-scored report, hand a link to your CFI. Start a free session →

CFIs

One invite link, a roster with readiness per student, assign a certificate. Free. Create your instructor account →

Flight schools

The same, at cohort scale — one link, a growing roster, readiness at a glance. Branded portal on the roadmap. Talk to us →

Questions

+ What does it cost me?

Nothing. The instructor view — roster, readiness, assignments, the invite link — is free for CFIs and small schools, and stays free during the growth phase. Students get 3 free sessions, then buy a single checkride ($29-39) or the $79 Complete bundle. One-time, no subscription.

+ Do my students have to pay?

Only if they want more than 3 practice sessions. Nothing you do as an instructor is gated, and a student is never charged to share their progress with you.

+ I run a flight school with several CFIs.

Use one instructor view for the school (or one per CFI — your call). Every student who joins through the link is on the roster. A branded school portal with per-CFI sub-rosters is on the roadmap once schools are using it.

+ Is this a substitute for ground instruction?

No. It’s oral-exam rehearsal — the part a student can’t practice alone. It doesn’t replace your ground time, your judgment, or the endorsement. It gives you a readiness signal you didn’t have before.

Set up your roster

Takes a minute. Free forever for instructors.

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