Engineering Instructors

Description:

The Engineering Instructor will be responsible for preparing and delivering lectures, assignments, lesson plans and learning materials for the Aircraft Maintenance Programme. The role involves teaching PCAA/EASA ANO/PART-66 Basic Modules B1/B2. Candidates should be willing to enhance their teaching skills and align with ATH's teaching methodologies.

Key Responsibilities

• Prepare and deliver lectures for PCAA/EASA ANO/PART-66 Basic Modules (B1/B2).
• Update and enhance course documentation and guidance materials to improve student learning and progression.
• Utilise various teaching methodologies, including web-based and blended learning.
• Attend faculty and programme meetings and contribute to academic decision-making.
• Support day-to-day academic organisation and ensure schemes of work and lesson plans are up to date.
• Supervise student work, provide constructive feedback and encourage critical thinking.
• Demonstrate proficiency in information technology and willingness to adopt new educational tools and technologies.

Qualifications & Experience – Junior Instructor

• Bachelor's degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, Avionics, Electronics or a related Engineering discipline from a reputable university.
• Fresh graduates or candidates with at least one year of teaching experience may apply.
• Candidates with a passion for teaching and strong instructional skills are encouraged to apply.

Qualifications & Experience – Senior Instructor

• Bachelor's/Master's degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, Avionics, Electronics or a related Engineering discipline from a reputable university.
• Preference will be given to candidates holding PCAA or EASA ANO/PART-66 AMEL or PC certifications.
• At least three years of teaching or instructional experience is desirable.