Explosives Training & Forensic Instructor

Florida International University; Miami (FL); On-site; USD 75,000 - 102,000; Full time

Job summary

Florida International University is seeking a Training Instructor to provide Home Made Explosives instruction and develop, review, and refine lesson plans in support of the program.

Responsibilities include delivering classroom and scenario-based training, evaluating student understanding, creating training materials, and developing realistic scenarios. Travel worldwide may be required; strong field knowledge and ability to provide feedback are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in an appropriate area and 5 years of related experience; OR nine years of relevant training/military experience; OR equivalent combination.

Responsibilities

• Reviews, refines, and comments on lesson plans.
• Writes personal lesson outlines to support POI guidelines.
• Designs and develops training materials for lesson plans.
• Develops realistic training scenarios to replicate real-world operations.
• Plans, develops, and implements training courses for POI.
• Carry out hands-on training activities and scenarios using subject matter expertise.
• Performs transport/setup/tear-down/reset of equipment for training.
• Develops evaluation tools and assesses participant learning.
• Makes recommendations to improve training to enhance learning.
• Travel worldwide in support of training if required.

Skills

Training delivery

Curriculum development

Assessment & feedback

Public speaking

Travel readiness

Education

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field

Job description

Florida International University is seeking a Training Instructor to provide Home Made Explosives instruction and develop, review, and refine lesson plans in support of the program.

Responsibilities include delivering classroom and scenario-based training, evaluating student understanding, creating training materials, and developing realistic scenarios. Travel worldwide may be required; strong field knowledge and ability to provide feedback are essential.