Theoretical Knowledge Instructor (ATPL) - Emirates Flight Training Academy

Responsible for delivering high quality ground school instruction in a range of ATPL Theoretical Knowledge subjects to a culturally diverse group of ab-initio pilot cadets at the Emirates Flight Training Academy. All training to be delivered in accordance with GCAA, EASA and Emirates Standards.

Job Outline:

• Provide ATPL ground school training to ab-initio cadets within a safe, respectful, and multicultural environment.


• Monitor cadet’s proficiency and progress on regular basis and generate accurate reports of their performance.


• Research, develop, and recommend new training methods to further improve the standard of learning and performance.


• Provide qualitative feedback in the creation or modification of lessons, training materials and instructional models.


• Monitor, support, and assist students throughout the course, both within and out of the classroom.


• Ensure timely and accurate completion of all relevant administration and theoretical knowledge training records, including planning for examinations.


• Actively support the integration of Ground School and Flight School and interact with the flight school training team to optimize the student experience.


• Teach by example by behaving as an exemplary role model to students, promoting professional and disciplined behaviour.


• Deliver other ground school related training initiatives as directed by the Chief Theoretical Knowledge Instructor (CTKI).

Qualifications:
Degree or Honours (12+3 or equivalent)

Experience:
8+ yrs External Airport Operations

Knowledge/skills:
• Subject matter expert in at least 1 ATPL TK subjects.
• Relevant airlines flight operations knowledge gained through pilot, flight engineer, dispatch qualification or flight navigator experience.
• Have at least 3 years’ experience as a TKI delivering ATPL TK Subjects based on the EASA or UAE GCAA syllabus.
• Have delivered at least 3 different ATPL TK subjects in an approved training organisation (ATO).
• Sound knowledge of regulatory rules and guidelines (EASA or GCAA preferable).
• Self-motivated, with proactive and effective leadership and teamwork skills.
• Ability to deal comfortably with various cultures is vital.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills and ability to interact well with trainees MS OFFICE experience.
• Ability to adapt to paperless teaching methods.