The original Master Flight Instructor program began in 1997, thanks to instructors and retired school teachers Sandy and JoAnn Hill. The Master Instructor Continuing Education Program (MICEP), until recently managed as a stand-alone organization, is a family of accreditations available to qualified aviation educators based on a system of advanced professional standards and rigorous peer review. Recently, the MICEP found a new permanent home with the Society of Aviation and Flight Educators.
Master Instructor Program Finds New Home Base with SAFE
Key Takeaways:
- The Master Instructor Continuing Education Program (MICEP), founded in 1997, offers advanced professional accreditations for qualified aviation educators through rigorous peer review.
- The program has significantly expanded its scope from flight instructors to include aerobatic, helicopter, ground, and university-level aviation educators.
- MICEP recently found a permanent home with the Society of Aviation and Flight Educators (SAFE).
- Achieving a Master Instructor designation is defined by professionalism and offers benefits such as increased community recognition, respect, business advantages, and annual savings on aircraft insurance.
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