In 1941, 800 instructors provided training for more than 300 student pilots a month.

Some consider this to be a loophole which allows unqualified instructors to provide public classes.

Professional instructors provide lessons in all the major instrument groups, including strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion.

An instructor must provide instruction and sign the logbook of the pilot to authorize the pilot to carry passengers.

Not to mention the possibility that instructors in other arts/systems may provide these same therapeutic features of their own volition.

Within these organizations, instructors provide private music lessons using mobile instructors that specialize in a particular instrument.

In a typical scenario, an instructor first provides new content in a short lecture.

Whatever the approach, it is clear that the modern touring pro wants the extra eye that an instructor he trusts can provide.

Rather, instructors provide a list of suggested activities.

Training instructors provide technical knowledge and skill acquisition through small classes designed to enhance interaction.