Aviation Ground School Instructor UND Aerospace Foundation - 3.5 Mesa, AZ Job Details Full-time $55,000 a year 19 hours ago Benefits Paid holidays Disability insurance Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Flexible spending account Tuition reimbursement Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Life insurance Retirement plan Qualifications Productivity software Educational software Full Job Description Why work here? Our employees enjoy outstanding benefits!!!! No premiums on health insurance! Only $100 annual deductible!! Amazing 401K at a 200% match, contribute up to 6% Approximately 8 hours of vacation and sick accurals per month 10 paid Holidays Tuition reimbursment Dental/Vision/Life Insurance/ STD/LTD Overview Join our dynamic team as an Aviation Ground School Instructor and inspire the next generation of pilots! In this vital role, you will deliver comprehensive classroom instruction and practical training to aspiring aviators, ensuring they gain the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in their aviation careers. Your expertise will help students master complex concepts, adhere to Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR), and develop confidence in flying aircraft across various categories, including helicopters, multi-engine airplanes, and single-engine aircraft. This position offers an exciting opportunity to combine your passion for aviation with impactful teaching, empowering students to achieve their flight training goals. Job Description
- This position is responsible for administering and teaching courses included in the UND Aerospace Foundation's flight training programs. Applicant may be able to gain additional income by serving as an adjunct professor teaching part 141 and other courses in partnership with Chandler-Gilbert Community College.
- Individual must be self-motivated and report to the Chief Flight Instructor.
- Teaching responsibilities may include: Private Pilot, Instrument procedures, Basic Aircraft Systems, Aerodynamics, and Multi-Engine operations, and any courses listed in our training course outlines.
Additional courses may include:
Airline operations, Crew Resource Management, ATP Preparation, Technical Aviation Communications, along with other courses as needed.
- The successful applicant will have the ability to teach year round at the Phoenix Campus.
- Opportunities for flight instruction may be available depending on experience. Qualifications
- 2 year associate's degree or equivalency, prefer in aviation education, or aviation related field.
- Excellent communication skills required; verbal, written and presentation
- FAA-issued flight instructor, instrument flight instructor, and multi-engine instructor certificates or equivalent ground instructor certificates.
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office projects, internet, email and other computer skills required.
- Willingness to work the hours required hours to achieve desired results; schedule flexibility is a must. Preferred Qualifications
- Prefer experience in crew environment, airline industry, and/or aircraft over 10,000 lbs.
- Prefer experience in working with international and collegiate students
Physical Requirements:
Ability to sit or stand for extended periods (often 2-8 hour class blocks) Ability to speak clearly and project voice in classroom or virtual settings Adequate hearing for classroom interaction and radio/audio training demonstrations Ability to use computers, projectors, tablets, simulators, and training software Manual dexterity for typing, operating simulators, and handling training materials Ability to move around classrooms, simulator bays, or airport facilities Occasionally lifting training materials or equipment (commonly 10-25 lbs) Ability to travel between training sites or airports if required
Pay:
$55,000.00 per year
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Flexible spending account Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Tuition reimbursement Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person