The Instructor Pilot will conduct classroom instruction in aircraft systems. They will prepares and conducts briefings, oral and written examinations. As well as assists with courseware development in the training program to keep courses up to date, accurate & responsive to the client’s needs and desires.
In this role, the Instructor Pilot will be responsible to:
The Instructor's Responsibilities:
Provide standardized training in the classroom, in the simulator, and in the aircraft
Provide Initial Recurrent Training, and differences training
Enforce the company standards, teaching in accordance with safety standards
Use verbal, written, listening, and presentation skills to teach effectively
Provide constructive feedback and evaluate customers' progress
Recommends any necessary remedial training action for a pilot not meeting the standard training progress, performance and schedules prescribed by the customer.
Notes and reports any discrepancy, malfunction, or inoperative item pertaining to the simulator operation and courseware.
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FAA Commercial Pilot's License
Hold an FAA CFI or CFI-I rating
Maintain a valid FAA Class 2 Medical.
Have accumulated at least 750 Total Flight Hours, 200 Hours in the TBM Model Aircraft
College degree is preferred
Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office and internet-based programs
Excellent fluency in English, both verbal and written; able to speak, read, and write effectively
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