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Can you imagine a more exciting profession?
Skydive Lillo goes with you from your first steps in skydiving up to the highest level, even in your education to becoming an instructor.
To become an instructor, you need at least 500 jumps and the ability to teach other people. Like in every other profession, many different fieldsare possible and are subject to your experience and know how.
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Are the certificates officially recognised?
There are many different organizations, associations and federations in internationel parachuting, and each one has ist own certification. The most important are the USPA (United States Parachute Association), the BPA (British Parachute Association) and the RFAE (Real Federación Aeronáutica Española).
Skydive Lillo is a member of the USPA and the FAI (Federación Aeronáutica Internacional), therefore we offer courses which are recognised by both of these organisations. Concerning other organisations, please contact us to clear up any doubts (info@skydivelillo.com). With the instructor's license it is possible for you to work in any dropzone of the world as a skydiving instructor.
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The USPA Coach Course is the first course to start working as a skydiving instructor and will prepare you for the USPA AFF course and Tandem Instructor course as well.
Before the start of the course, you must prepare and study the relevant part of the USPA Instructional Rating Manual (IRM). The test in IRM has to be worked through and the Proficiency Card must be filled out too. Our instructors will be happy to help you.
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This course is a preparation course for the AFF Instructor course. During this course you can make jumps with an instructor as the student and you in the role of the instructor.
This is a good training possibility before the course which will make you feel more confident in the course and in the examination jumps.
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The USPA AFF Instructor Course is probably the most popular instruction course in the last 20 years of the sport.
A basic requirement before the start of the course is that the relevant part of the USPA Instructional Rating Manual (IRM) and the test in IRM has to be completely revised and the Proficiency Card must be filled out.
Our instructors will give you a hand with this if you should need help. Further reqiurements are an FAI C- License and a minimum of 6 hours of freefall time.
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The USPA tandem course will take up to 2 days in the event that the student is already an AFF-Instructor. Otherwise, it will be 5 days (depending on the participants). The course consists of one day of classroom, ground, in-air evaluations and an open book written exam.
To participate in a USPA Tandem instructor rating course you will need the following:
USPA membership
To have a USPA Coach Rating
A minimum of 500 Freefall Jumps and a "D" license
IRM and SIM (proficiency card and exam filled out prior to the course)
Aeronautical medical skydiving certificate type A. (CIMA)
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Details about this course can be found on our Birdman section.
If you would like to know more, please click here.
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You will find the dates for our courses in our events calendar.
If you find these dates don't suit you we will be pleased to organize other courses on request. |
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