I want to be a The AH Trainer!

[Xjazz]

Oh well...
Ehhemm...
Who can be a AH trainer?
What it takes? K/D = 10+? 10000000 perks? etc.
Officall, unoffical or regurall TA Jack-trainer?
Cool squad name & logo?
Mute & Eject rights?
Free account?

BTW Do I need RW?

:-p

Xjazz

[RBug]

U??? Trainer???    

[Ghosth]

First you do the job without any of the perks for 6 months. Never lose your temper, never get irritated or frustrated. Never have anyone complain about you. Learn to be at least moderately proficiant in all planes/vehicles.

Then maybe someone will notice and decide your trainer material.

Lots of luck!

[Hobodog]

What about art laws Ghost?

[flakbait]

Umm, ArtLaws? No offense intended to him or anyone else, but if he doesn't like many questions I couldn't see him as a trainer. Maybe he was just annoyed at people constantly asking about host settings, I don't know. If that's his attitude towards questions I can't see him as a trainer. On the other hand, if he was just having a bad day and doesn't mind some Tin Horn pestering him about something he'd be pretty good at it.

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Flakbait [Delta6]
Delta Six's Flight School
Put the P-61B in Aces High
"For yay did the sky darken, and split open and spew forth fire, and
through the smoke rode the Four Wurgers of the Apocalypse.
And on their canopies was tattooed the number of the Beast, and the
number was 190." Jedi, Verse Five, Capter Two, The Book of Dweeb
 

[Betown]

To be a trainer,
1) Have a VERY cool head
2) Be willing to get shot down
3) Bw willing to put aside anything to go and help someone in need
4) Have lot of general information on the aircraft and vehicles that are in the game
5) Be a generaly nice guy
6) Date the daughter of an exising trainer or have squad memebers/exsquad members already on the TA FORCE.
7) Send your CV to Lephturn.
8) Be a nice guy
9) Don't get stressed
10) Be willing to work as a team
11) Be a nice guy
12) Answer questions
13) Spend time in the TA
14) Be a nice guy

 

[Tom]

As somebody who has learnt to fly glider in the real world I strongly disagree with you comments. While an instructor should remain relatively calm they should be quick in stern with thier corrections. I always prefered an instructor who would yell if something wrong was done so that A.) You knew it was incorrect & B.) Quickly fixed it.

[Betown]

Yes Tom,
      I do agree with you if we where in a real world situation. But also you have to remember that people play this game for fun and also the members of the Training Staff do the same.

I don't want to have to shout at someone if they are doing something wrong. I just tell them "Listen dude, you don't wana be doing that"

There are times when a more stern aproach is needed with members who break the rules in the TA but you have to ask yourself how far CAPS LOCK can go?

I don't want to should at people and IMO as a trainer people who come to me for training don't want to be shouted at. They just want help and to learn from my experience.

Thanx for your post