Key Result Responsibilities

• Delivers engaging and informative lectures on theoretical knowledge subjects as allocated by the line manager, ensuring the highest professional standards are maintained.
• Ensures that the training programs are delivered in compliance with the approved curriculum and T3 Aviation Academy training and operations manuals.
• Maintains and updates training materials, lesson plans and syllabi as required by the line manager.
• Stay updated on the latest aviation regulations and developments to adapt teaching methods and materials as needed.
• Ensuring all tasks are completed within the agreed period.
• Collaborates with the line manager to ensure optimum utilization of the training aids and facilities, and to ensure course consistency and quality are maintained.
• Mentors and supports students throughout their training to ensure they have a clear understanding and knowledge of the courses delivered.
• Monitors and maintains student progress test records for allocated subjects in Ground School; identifies areas of improvement and provides constructive feedback to ensure student success.
• Maintains an accurate and updated record of student attendance for all classes, ensuring each student has been accounted for.
• Coordinates with the line manager to contribute to the development of the curriculum & new/existing training programs and regarding recommendations of necessary corrective training.

Key Result Responsibilities - Continued

• Ensures that confidentiality and security of all GCAA and Academy examination papers is maintained.
• Acts as a role model for standards of professionalism, discipline, deportment, and appearance to all students; Enforces the highest standards of discipline and deportment of students.
• Ensures all personal approvals and documentation required for position are kept up to date.
• Maintains the Theoretical Knowledge Instructors office and classrooms as a clean, tidy, and safe working environment, reporting any maintenance requirements.
• Identifies and reports any safety-related incident, regardless of the severity, to the appropriate manager.
• Promotes the safety policy to all staff and demonstrating commitment to it continuously.
• Maintain a positive and professional learning environment in the classroom.
• Performs any additional duties as directed by the line manager.

Qualifications (Academic, training, languages)

• Minimum bachelor’s in aviation/education or related field; High school diploma or equivalent.
• Completed a course of training in instructional techniques; Train the trainer certificate.
• Previous experience in giving theoretical knowledge instruction and an appropriate theoretical background in the specified subject.
• Previous experience of instructing ATPL theory at a GCAA approved pilot training organization is preferred.

Work Experience

• 3+ years of experience as an instructor, handling similar tasks.
• Practical background in aviation in the areas relevant for the training provided.
• In-depth knowledge of the aviation industry.
• Strong knowledge of GCAA safety policies.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office.