About This Role
Acron Aviation is seeking contract Theoretical Knowledge Instructors for flexible, ad-hoc assignments at its London Training Centre in Crawley. The instructors will deliver CAA/EASA ATPL theoretical knowledge subjects within a course that includes at least 750 hours of instruction, 13 formal CAA/EASA examinations, and Area 100 KSA assessments. Engagements are assigned according to training demand, operational requirements, availability and subject-matter fit, with no guaranteed hours. The role reports to the Chief Theoretical Knowledge Instructor and suits experienced aviation professionals who can teach credibly in a classroom environment.
Duties & Responsibilities
- The instructor will teach a range of CAA/EASA ATPL subjects
- prepare and update course materials against the latest syllabus while anticipating future syllabus changes
- prepare, invigilate and moderate appropriate CAA/EASA ATPL theoretical knowledge school examinations
- monitor and report trainee progress
- provide individual guidance and support
- and maintain accurate course records in the designated Training Management System. The role also includes acting as a course mentor and subject expert in designated areas and maintaining subject knowledge in line with industry and syllabus requirements. Instruction must be delivered in accordance with CAA/EASA-ratified training manuals and the ATPL course framework, including formal examinations and Area 100 KSA assessments.
What We Offer
The opportunity is offered on a contractor basis rather than as permanent or fixed-hours employment, with a daily-rate arrangement and flexible, demand-based instruction days.Hours are not guaranteed and vary with training demand.Assignments are made according to operational needs, availability and skill alignment, allowing instructors to supplement existing commitments with ad-hoc work at the London Training Centre.
Requirements
- Applicants must have essential classroom teaching experience and proven aviation experience as flight crew, an engineer, or in a closely related industry that provides the credibility needed to deliver lessons.
- The role requires the ability to multitask and work under pressure, communicate effectively with trainees of different academic and language backgrounds, work independently or as part of a team, and complete assignments successfully.
- Candidates should have an international outlook, be able to interact with different cultures, and demonstrate strong organizational and customer-focused skills.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Teams is required.
- Candidates must also have the right to work in the UK.