As a fresh Class 4 flight instructor, I may a little ways away from becoming a CAM. But one thing that stood out to me when looking through the CAM masterclass material was how one of the first steps is building your library. So that got me thinking "what would be in a flight instructor's library?". So far I have the following as pdfs in NotebookLM: - Transport Canada Flight Instructor Guide - FAA Airplane Flying Handbook - FAA Aviation Instructor's Handbook - Aerodynamics for Naval Aviators I plan to add Learning How to Learn by Barbara Oakley. But I'd be curious to hear from the group for other material that you'd recommend or have found helpful in your own instructing/learning!

Workshop starting in 45 minutes - what skills do you feel are your strengths, and which do you need to develop to get through this? Drop a ✈️ in the comments if you're joining!

Hi all, thank you for those joining us and those who missed it, we're looking forward to seeing you in the next call! Here's a quick recording of the call, where we reviewed the intro to the course and the support structure to succeed in the CAM. next we'll dive in the actual modules further!

Happy Sunday everyone! I'll be hosting another call Wednesday 1900 Eastern Time (Toronto). For those of you starting the 6 month to CAM, I'd love to hear what it's looking like this year and how we can maximize the support for you here! Additionally, if you'd like calls setup for study group let me know!

Domain 1 is now live (Business Management) with the full content! A few videos, and pictures throughout, to hopefully help you navigate one of the heaviest domains of the CAM program. Don't forget that you can access a full set of flashcards anytime here, and start your read through with a picture walk or complete a review on this review deck. I'd love to know, from your perspective, what is the most helpful learning or review method I could provide?