Aeronautics Adjunct Instructor: Flights, Labs & FAA Credentials

Sdccdjobs; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 35,000 - 45,000; Part time

Job summary

Sdccdjobs is seeking Adjunct Faculty in San Diego to provide quality instruction for lecture and lab classes. Successful candidates will have a Bachelor's or Associate degree with relevant professional experience and FAA certifications as required. Emphasizing diversity, applicants must demonstrate cultural competency and a commitment to community college values.

This role involves maintaining professional standards and accurate records while effectively engaging with students outside of class. Strong communication skills and dedication to student success are crucial.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree with 2 years of directly related experience or Associate degree with 6 years.
• Valid FAA Certified Flight or Ground Instructor Certificate is required for FAA Part-141 courses.
• Demonstrated cultural competency and sensitivity to diverse backgrounds.

Responsibilities

• Provide instruction in accordance with established curriculum.
• Maintain professional conduct standards and current subject knowledge.
• Teach all scheduled classes and maintain accurate records.

Skills

Cultural competency

Professional experience

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree with 2 years experience

Associate degree with 6 years experience

Tools

FAA Certified Flight Instructor Certificate

FAA Remote Pilot Certificate

Job description

Sdccdjobs is seeking Adjunct Faculty in San Diego to provide quality instruction for lecture and lab classes. Successful candidates will have a Bachelor's or Associate degree with relevant professional experience and FAA certifications as required. Emphasizing diversity, applicants must demonstrate cultural competency and a commitment to community college values.

This role involves maintaining professional standards and accurate records while effectively engaging with students outside of class. Strong communication skills and dedication to student success are crucial.