UND Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) New Hire Training Practice Test

Keeping documentation after each lesson creates a clear, verifiable record of what was covered, what the student demonstrated, and what still needs work. This makes the student’s progress visible over time, so you and the student can track growth, spot patterns, and tailor future lessons to address specific gaps. It also provides a practical basis for planning the next steps in the curriculum and for maintaining accurate training records. Remember, while documentation supports regulatory record-keeping, it doesn’t by itself guarantee compliance; it doesn’t automatically improve aircraft performance, and it doesn’t eliminate the need for ongoing, thoughtful lesson planning.