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Salary: £36,000 - 76,000 per year
Requirements: We are seeking a former military technical instructor with a sound understanding of customer training requirements, processes and procedures.We require DIT qualification.A driving licence is required, with the capability to attain an Airfield Driving Permit.Experience of working within a Military Rotary Wing training service and knowledge of the internal and external processes and procedures required to enable such a service.Understanding of the complexities of delivering a Training Service against course training plans and of managing multiple synthetic training devices.Ability to communicate effectively.Ability to work unsupervised to demanding deadlines.Determination to develop a groundbreaking Training Service of the highest quality and standards.Excellent interpersonal skills, with experience of dealing with a range of customers including Front Line Command representatives.Ability to seek out, implement and maintain best practice from relevant AW training facilities.PC literacy with knowledge of Microsoft Office applications. Responsibilities: We provide instruction to students on Wildcat Aircraft Technical and Groundcrew courses and the Learning Content Management System, using training equipment to deliver or enhance instruction as appropriate.We fully assist the Lead Groundschool Instructor in achieving all Key Performance Indicators.We maintain up-to-date competence on the technical subjects of the Wildcat helicopter.We conduct instructional tasks within the contract training delivery period and rostered shift pattern.We fully utilise all Training Capital Equipment to deliver and debrief training sessions.We perform duties as a Maintenance Training Equipment Instructor Operator Station Operator, including developing and programming scenarios and Training Initial Conditions.We liaise with the Lead Groundschool Instructor and/or Chief Instructor for student assessment schedules.We receive training, conduct Staff Continuation Training and Continued Personal Development as required.We deliver presentations on Wildcat-related subjects when tasked.We submit to annual re-certification checks for Competence to Instruct and other qualifications required for the role of Aircraft Technical Instructor.We ensure pre- and post-course documentation and reports are completed within defined timescales.We produce periodic reports for students when tasked.We operate the Training Management Information System, recording training events, initiating and recording faults, and assisting Engineering with fault diagnosis as required.We note deficiencies and errors in courseware and record and report them in the approved format for corrective action.We deputise for the Lead Groundschool Instructor during absentia when tasked.We participate in the training of new instructors at the direction of the Chief Instructor or Lead Groundschool Instructor.We undertake secondary duties as required by line management, including visits.We fully contribute to Training Service reporting and support requirements.We support the invigilation of formative and summative exams, normally outside of the particular role for which recruited.We act as a Subject Matter Expert at meetings and participate in testing when required in support of equipment enhancements, in the UK or overseas.We act as a Subject Matter Expert during the courseware development process, providing technical input and conducting quality assurance checks on delivered courseware. Technologies: SupportMobileiOS More:
Morson Edge are seeking an Avionic Instructor on a permanent basis to join our team at RNAS Yeovilton. The role supports Wildcat training delivery and courseware development, working closely with the Lead Groundschool Instructor and Chief Instructor to deliver a high-quality training service. We offer the opportunity to contribute to a demanding and evolving training environment with responsibilities across instruction, reporting, assessment support, and subject matter expertise.
last updated 38 week of 2026