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STS Engine Services in Stansted, Essex, United Kingdom, is seeking a Training Lead to design, deliver and oversee apprenticeship and technical training within a growing Part 145 engine MRO.
You will collaborate with HR and operations to build compliant curricula, monitor progress, and drive continuous improvement while maintaining training records for audits.
STS Engine Services is hiring a Training Lead in Stansted, Essex, United Kingdom. This role sits at the centre of apprentice development and technical training within a growing Part 145 aircraft engine MRO environment. If you know the work, can teach it properly, and care about building capable engineers, this is where you step in.
Reporting to the HR Manager, the Training Lead is responsible for developing, delivering, and maintaining training programmes for apprentices and operational teams. This role ensures all training aligns with regulatory requirements while supporting the long-term development of aircraft engineers and technicians.
You will play a direct role in shaping future talent, maintaining compliance standards, and strengthening technical capability across the organisation.
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STS Engine Services is a leading Part 145 aircraft engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul provider based in Stansted, Essex. As part of STS Aviation Group, the company supports airlines and engine leasing organisations worldwide with high-quality engine services.
With a team built from decades of industry experience, STS Engine Services combines technical expertise with a strong commitment to safety, compliance, and operational performance. The organisation continues to grow by investing in its people, processes, and training programmes to deliver reliable, efficient solutions across the global aviation industry.