About This Role
CAE seeks an on call, fixed term Ground School Instructor in Montreal (St. Laurent) to teach technical and operational subjects to business aviation pilots. The part time role combines classroom instruction, learner support, customer service, and collaboration on course improvements. Initial training includes approximately five weeks of full-time type training and may take up to three months overall.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Deliver ground school programs to business aviation pilots and facilitate engaging classroom sessions using varied instructional techniques.
- Present technical and operational aviation material clearly and accurately, adapt instruction to different learning needs, encourage participation and retention, and guide learners throughout training.
- Maintain subject matter expertise through continued learning, provide high-quality customer service while representing CAE and Bombardier products, and work with training teams to improve course content and delivery.
What We Offer
Subject to role-specific eligibility and requirements, benefits include an Employee Stock Purchase Plan, opportunities to work with cutting-edge technology, variety in training delivery rather than a fixed script, and professional development within a global team of aviation experts.
Requirements
- Minimum qualifications are an aviation background, aviation education, or a demonstrated strong interest in aviation
- proven ability to teach, coach, or facilitate learning
- strong verbal and written communication and group presentation skills
- a professional, customer-focused approach
- the ability to explain complex subjects clearly
- independent learning and technical currency
- strong interpersonal skills
- and proficiency with classroom technology and virtual training platforms. Aviation or technical training experience, business aviation experience, and familiarity with Bombardier aircraft or training programs are preferred. Candidates should be available approximately 20–22 days per month during initial training, with some scheduling flexibility. After training, availability of approximately 8–12 days per month is required. No pilot licence, flight-hour minimum, or existing type rating is stated.