Adjunct Instructor-Aviation Management and Career

Job Description Summary
Instruct all Aviation ( AER ) courses assigned by the program chair. Course topics include, but are not limited to: Private Pilot Instrument Rating Commercial Pilot History of Aviation Aviation Management Aerodynamics Laws and FARs Aircraft Engines and Systems Safety of Flight Human Factors in Aviation Meteorology

Duties
Most courses require the instructor to teach face-to-face in the classroom setting. However, selected classes may be taught via online instruction, which the hiring manager will determine. 1. Plan and deliver course information in timely manner using appropriate technology 2. Complete paperwork at beginning and end of each semester 3. Maintain grade and attendance information 4. Utilize Moodle software 5. Gather and maintain appropriate FAR part 141 paperwork and records 6. Upholds the College Vision, Mission, Values, and Welcoming College statement RISE : Respect, Integrity, Support and Equity for Everyone 7. Supports diversity in all aspects.

Minimum Requirements
1. Associate’s degree 2. Airplane category Certified Flight Instructor ( CFI ) or Advanced Ground Instructor ( AGI ) for private pilot courses; Certified Flight Instructor – Instrument Airplane ( CFI -I) or Instrument Ground Instructor ( IGI ) for Instrument Rating courses 3. Proficiency in Microsoft Office 4. Excellent presentation and communication skills 5. Meet all FAR part 141 ground instructor requirements Proficient with FAR part 141 regulations pertaining to pilot ground schools, student pilots, private pilots, commercial pilots, and instrument rating

Preferred Qualifications
1. Bachelor degree or higher in Aviation/Aerospace 2. Certified Flight Instructor ( CFI ) 3. Certified Flight Instructor – Instrument Airplane ( CFI -I) 4. Commercial Pilot or Airline Transport Pilot 5. Minimum 2 years aviation teaching experience with FAR part 141 school