School of Aviation Flight Program Talent Pool

Seneca; Peterborough; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Seneca Polytechnic's School of Aviation seeks experienced aviation professionals for instructional roles in their talent pool. If you're a licensed pilot or aviation educator passionate about mentorship, this is your chance to shape future aviation professionals using hands-on learning methods.

Qualifications

• Licensed aviation professional with real-world experience.
• Experience in integrated CPL or ATPL training.
• Passion for hands-on learning and mentorship.

Responsibilities

• Teach and mentor in aviation programs as a Flight Instructor.
• Lead flight operations oversight and instructional leadership.
• Utilize advanced flight planning tools and simulators.

Skills

Aviation Safety

Flight Instruction

Mentorship

Flight Operations

Technical Knowledge of Aviation

Education

Commercial or Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL)

Class 4 or higher Flight Instructor Rating

Category 1 Aviation Medical

Job description

APPLY NOW - JOIN OUR TALENT POOL

Be a part of Inspiring the Next Generation of Aviation Professionals

The School of Aviation at Seneca Polytechnic delivers the best of Canadian aviation education across our two campuses: Newnham and Peterborough Campus. The School was founded in 1968 with the flight program and has since evolved to include training in aviation operations, safety, flight attendant and cabin management training. Since launching our flight program, we’ve grown to offer a full spectrum of aviation training, for over 700 students including:

• Aviation Operations
• Aviation Safety
• Flight Services
• Operations & Cabin Management
• Honours, Bachelor of Aviation Technology

Our hands-on and career-focused programs feature advanced flight planning tools, a state-of-the-art aircraft and simulator fleet, and full-scale A320 and B737 cabin trainers. We prepare students to thrive in real-world aviation careers—and we’re looking for experienced professionals to help lead the way.

Bring Your Experience to the Classroom

If you’ve built your career in any of the roles below, your next great opportunity might be right here. Our faculty team includes a diverse mix of aviation professionals, including:

• Airline or Charter Pilot
• Flight Instructor (Class 1–4)
• Chief or Assistant Flight Instructor
• Military Pilot or Aviation Educator
• Flight Operations Supervisor or Duty Officer
• Aviation Safety Specialist
• King Air 200 Pilot or Simulator Instructor
• Aviation Manager or Consultant

Explore Future Opportunities That Shape the Sky

Join our Aviation Talent Pool and be considered for teaching and leadership roles such as:

• Flight Instructor – Bachelor of Aviation Technology (BAT)
• Simulator Instructor – Multi-Crew Air Taxi Turboprop (MCATT, King Air 200)
• Operational Duty Instructor – Flight line oversight and instructional leadership
• Professors – Aviation

Ready for Takeoff?

If you're a licensed aviation professional with real-world experience and a passion for mentorship, if you believe in the power of hands-on learning and are driven to help the next generation of aviation talent soar, both in the skies and in their careers — then we want to hear from you.

You likely bring many of the following qualifications and skills:

• A Commercial or Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL)
• Category 1 Aviation Medical
• Class 4 or higher Flight Instructor Rating
• A Group 1 or 3 Instrument Rating
• Experience in Integrated CPL or ATPL training
• A background in multi-crew or SOP-based operations

Bonus: Experience in simulator instruction, flight line leadership, or teaching at the post-secondary level.

Let’s Talk!

This is your chance to stay connected to the field you love. Whether you have experience flying or are exploring new ways to share your expertise, we’d love to connect.

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