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Chief Theoretical Knowledge Instructor, 50 - 75 % (m/f/d) (Fluglehrer/in) @ Deutsche Lufthansa AG

Germany (DE712)OnsiteFull-time
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Your main tasks include: - Ensuring that syllabi and exams for theoretical knowledge training meet all applicable requirements - Developing and coordinating new training concepts - Conducting training and standardization for performance evaluation of theory teachers and ensuring compliance with all requirements - Updating training materials in accordance with current regulations and best practices - Ensuring that teachers and students comply with legal requirements and internal standards - Harmonizing work processes and documentation in the Operations Manuals (OM) and Training Manuals (TM) across all locations - Analyzing feedback, developing suggestions for improvement and implementing measures to optimize training standards - Technically managing the TKIs in Germany, Austria and Switzerland Ihr Profil: We are looking for dynamic and competent personalities who want to help shape the demanding and varied challenges within EASA ATO. - Valid Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL). - Multiple years of experience as a TKI. - Experience as a Type Rating Instructor (TRI) or Synthetic Flight Instructor (SFI) is an advantage. - Proven leadership experience - Excellent communication skills - In-depth knowledge of training organizations, internal regulations and aviation-specific laws and regulations (in particular EASA Part-FCL and Part-ORA) - Significant ability to work in an interdisciplinary, intercultural and goal-oriented manner - High level of decisiveness and willingness to take responsibility - Willingness to travel at home and abroad - Very good conflict resolution skills and resilience Framework conditions Recruitment is via a local employment contract with LAT OPS DE, LAT AT or LAT CH.

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