In this role, you will:

• Conduct General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA)/European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) approved ab- initio classroom instruction for Trainees to enable them to acquire accredited Basic Aircraft Maintenance Engineers License.
• Establish and conduct programmes for Trainees. Co-ordinate with the Engineering Basic Training Manager (EBTM) to ensure the availability of instructional resources to conduct the programmes.
• Conduct practical training sessions in Basic technical skill workshop covering fitting, sheet metal work, welding (soldering), composite repair and machining, Engine shop, Airframe systems shop and Skill shop.
• Ensure discipline, monitor welfare and progress of individual trainees/apprentice mechanics and counsel them as and when required to achieve the training objectives. Also recommend appropriate capability/ disciplinary action if required to Engineering Trainees Manager.
• Comply with GCAA and EASA Safety standards and regulations when conducting practical Training element.
• Analyse post course evaluation to determine training effectiveness and suggest to Engineering Basic Training Manager (EBTM) any changes or improvements required during the regular meetings with EBTM.
• Coordinate with EK Engineering different departments such as Overhaul workshops, Line and Base Maintenance during the trainees posting.
• Coordinate with the Examination Training Manager and the Examination Unit as an Invigilator/Examiner and Subject Matter Expert (SME) for developing/organisation of new examination questions, examination papers and review/update of existing question bank.

Qualifications & Experience

To be considered for the role, you must meet the below requirements:

• Bachelor's Degree or Honours (12+3 or equivalent).
• Have experience in Engineering or Other for 8+ years.
• Hold a CAR 66 or International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) equivalent Aircraft Maintenance Engineer's License and received Module training relevant to the subjects being taught

OR

• Hold an Engineering Degree in Aeronautical subjects/ Mechanical/ Electrical/ Electronic or BTEC and received relevant Module training to be taught

OR

• Acceptable and verifiable previous experience commensurate with the intended scopes of basic training modules in the respective category

OR

• Involved with teaching module 1 & 2, an academic teaching qualification relevant to the modules being taught is acceptable.

AND

• Completed an Instructional Techniques, Train the Trainer or equivalent course from an approved training institute.
• Have a minimum of 5 years experience within Aviation Engineering and preferably with at least 2 years experience in conducting CAR 66/Ab-Initio courses.