Contract Theoretical Knowledge Instructor (TKI)
Acron Aviation seeks experienced Contract Theoretical Knowledge Instructors for flexible, ad-hoc assignments at its London Training Centre in Crawley, England, UK. This Ground Instructor role involves delivering CAA/EASA ATPL theoretical knowledge subjects within a comprehensive course structure.
About the Role
The Contract Theoretical Knowledge Instructor will deliver instruction across various CAA/EASA ATPL subjects, preparing and updating course materials to align with current and future syllabi. Responsibilities include preparing, invigilating, and moderating examinations, monitoring trainee progress, and providing individual support. Instructors will also maintain course records in the Training Management System, act as a course mentor, and ensure subject knowledge remains current. All instruction must adhere to CAA/EASA-ratified training manuals and the ATPL course framework, including formal examinations and Area 100 KSA assessments.
Requirements
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Essential classroom teaching experience.
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Proven aviation experience as flight crew, an engineer, or in a closely related industry to ensure credibility.
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Ability to multitask and perform effectively under pressure.
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Effective communication skills, adaptable to trainees from diverse academic and language backgrounds.
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Capacity to work independently and as part of a team.
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Ability to complete assignments successfully.
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An international outlook and ability to interact with different cultures.
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Strong organizational and customer-focused skills.
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Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams.
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The right to work in the UK.
Qualifications
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Delivery of CAA/EASA ATPL theoretical knowledge subjects.
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Course material preparation and updating.
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Examination preparation, invigilation, and moderation.
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Trainee progress monitoring and reporting.
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Individual guidance and support provision.
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Maintenance of accurate course records.
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Mentorship and subject expertise.
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Maintaining subject knowledge.
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Adherence to CAA/EASA training manuals and ATPL course framework.