Bottom line: If you don't 100% know the subject matter you are going to teach, get someone who does....having a rating of any sort has nothing to do with that.
IMHO, for your examples: If they have been using the same equipment that the had been using, a thorough verbal review and demonstration repetitions by the jumper
Quiz them to see what they remember. Re-enforce what is correct, re-teach what is wrong or not remembered.
For the guys cross-training on new equipment and such, you may want to turn that over to an Instructor.
"I got 50 jumps! I need a re-currency jump!"
Well, those 50 jumps may have been all static line with no freefall. That's method-specific traing needs and it would have to be an AFF Instructor teaching.
Bottom line: If YOU aren't sure of what you are talking about, the jumper won't either and you really don't want to put them in the air like that.
(This post was edited by popsjumper on Mar 6, 2012, 5:06 PM)
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