Aviation instructor

Tasks and responsibilities: 

      Instruct the theory and practical requirements within the applicable trade stream.

Participate in the continuing review of curriculum content, teaching methods and methods of student assessment.

Conduct examinations, and participate in the preparation, correction and assessment of examination papers, student reports and assignments.

Participate in the counselling and remediation of students.

Participate in the development and generation of class notes, teaching materials and practical activities.

Be involved in the promotion of activities and programs offered by Aviation Australia.

Remain up to date with technological developments in the aerospace industry and in particular, the appointee’s area of expertise.

Monitor and self-evaluate teaching performance to ensure a high standard is maintained which provides optimal student learning opportunities.

Maintain awareness with regards to relevant Commonwealth or State/Territory legislation and Aviation Australia’s policies and procedures. 

Accept delegated tasks, and the subsequent authorities and accountabilities associated with such tasks, as directed by the accountable / reporting manager and senior management.

Undertake other duties as required by the accountable / reporting manager and senior management.

Comply with the requirements of Aviation Australia's:

Code of Conduct.

Work Health and Safety legislation.

Policies and procedures

Requirements

Minimum experience as Aviation instructor for 3-5 years. 

 Certificate IV in Aero skills, or the ability to obtain the competencies associated with the Certificate IV.

Current Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, or a higher recognized qualification in teaching/training.

Benefits