Aviation Maintenance Instructor - Avionics (Postsecondary)

College of the North Atlantic; Gander; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

College of the North Atlantic invites applications for an Instructor in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering at the Gander Campus. The successful candidate will deliver instruction and assess progress in classroom and shop settings, focusing on avionics and electrical/electronic systems, using diverse teaching strategies to achieve course objectives.

Requirements include a Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering with a Canadian AME license (E or M1/M2 with avionics privileges), plus five years

Qualifications

• Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering with a valid Canadian AME license.
• Licensed to work in avionics and related systems.
• Five years of recent, relevant work experience.
• Instructor training and experience at a post-secondary level requested.

Responsibilities

• Provide instruction and evaluate student progress in classroom and shop settings.
• Adapt lesson plans with effective teaching strategies to meet course objectives; monitor and support student performance.
• Instruct courses in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering with emphasis on avionics; supervise safe use of tools and shop equipment.

Skills

Aircraft maintenance knowledge

Classroom management

Communication

Time management

Teaching technology

Relationship building

Education

Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering

Canadian AME license (E)

Canadian AME license (M1/M2)

B.Ed. (Secondary/Post-Secondary)

Instructor training

Tools

Calibration equipment

Shop equipment

Electrical testing equipment

Avionics test equipment

Job description

College of the North Atlantic invites applications for an Instructor in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering at the Gander Campus. The successful candidate will deliver instruction and assess progress in classroom and shop settings, focusing on avionics and electrical/electronic systems, using diverse teaching strategies to achieve course objectives.

Requirements include a Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering with a Canadian AME license (E or M1/M2 with avionics privileges), plus five years