Theoretical Knowledge Instructor - Pilot Training
Job Description
This role involves providing comprehensive theoretical knowledge instruction to aspiring pilots, encompassing a range of subjects aligned with the GCAA CAR FCL syllabus. The successful candidate will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of aviation professionals by ensuring a strong foundation in theoretical principles.
Key Responsibilities:
- Delivering instruction for a variety of GCAA Theoretical Knowledge subjects, encompassing the full range of pilot training levels up to ATPL.
- Preparing and maintaining up-to-date course materials in strict adherence to the CAR FCL syllabus.
- Collaborating with the Chief Theoretical Knowledge Instructor (CTKI) in the design and implementation of training schedules, the development of comprehensive examination question banks, and the efficient execution of other duties as assigned.
- Creating, invigilating, and assessing appropriate Theoretical Knowledge examinations to gauge student comprehension.
- Monitoring student progress closely and providing timely and detailed reports on their development.
- Providing expert advice to the CTKI on training-related matters, including student-specific challenges and solutions.
- Offering guidance and support to individual trainees, fostering their understanding and encouraging their success.
- Maintaining meticulous training records for each student, ensuring accurate documentation of their progress.
- Upholding a positive and disciplined learning environment within the ground school, fostering a productive and respectful atmosphere.
Job Requirements:
Candidates are required to possess a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) or a higher-ranking license, coupled with a demonstrated proficiency in English Language Proficiency (ELP) at Level 6. Additionally, the ideal candidate will possess expertise in teaching at least six of the following subjects:
- Aircraft General Knowledge
- General Navigation
- Flight Planning & Monitoring
- Operational procedures
- IFR Communication/Air Law
- Principles of Flight
- Air Law and ATC Procedures
- Radio Navigation
- Mass and Balance
- Flight Performance
- Human Performance and Limitations
- VFR/IFR Communication
- AGK Instrumentation