The Club doesn't teach to a standard, and it is different in this way from most other sailing schools. Each instructor needs to figure out how they can best instruct the students they get. This has advantages and disadvantages, of course. The biggest advantage is that for many things, there just isn't one right way to do things. There are several possibilities, and the instructor and student need to figure out what works best for them. Being exposed to different techniques can be confusing, but in the end it can be very liberating.
Here are some documents on instructing that can help. There is also a Slack channel in the Cal Sailing workspace for dinghy instructors to discuss all aspects of instruction. Contact the Rear Commodore to be invited to the channel.
Paul Kamen's approach from almost 20 years ago is still very useful and well worth reading:
Cal Sailing Club Basic Instructing Syllabus
Mike Sherrell's guide on instructing for new Juniors:
These are John Bongiovanni's notes for an Instructor's Workshop in 2016:
Handout from Aug 2016 Instructor Workshop
Basic outline for teaching Ground School on Saturday morning lessons to beginniing students:
Comprehensive outline for teaching Ground School on Saturday morning lessons. Includes topics for more advanced students:
Ground School Teaching Outline
If you have information to contribute, contact the Rear Commodore.