Join Our Pool of Instructors and Practical Training Supervisors!
ABOUT US
We Train Successful Aircraft
Maintenance Technicians!
MISSION
To develop and deliver aviation training solutions in compliance with applicable regulations, meeting the needs of professionals and organisations seeking to enhance skills, improve employability and achieve the high technical standards required by the aviation industry.
VISION
To be the leading partner in specialised aircraft maintenance training through a technical and practical training model aligned with applicable regulations, the operational realities of the aviation industry, and the evolving challenges of both the national and European markets.
OBJECTIVES
To design and deliver up-to-date training programmes aligned with the needs of the aviation industry and current regulatory requirements, using qualified instructors and effective training materials while ensuring the continuous improvement of training processes and responding to both client needs and market developments.
REQUIREMENTS
Instructors
If you would like to contribute to the training of the next generation of Aircraft Maintenance professionals, please review the requirements below for Theoretical Training Instructors.
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
-
Holder of a Certificate of Pedagogical Competence (CCP), formerly the CAP (Certificate of Pedagogical Aptitude), or an equivalent qualification where applicable (e.g. for non-Portuguese instructors).
-
Completion of LAS Training's internal training covering the organisation's procedures and the requirements of EASA Part-66 and Part-147.
-
Human Factors training completed within the two years prior to approval.
Specific Requirements
Basic Qualifications
-
Hold a degree in Aeronautical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Physics, Education, Aircraft Maintenance, or an equivalent scientific or technical discipline;
or -
Hold an EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence, Category B2 or C, or an ICAO equivalent to EASA Category B2;
or -
Hold relevant qualifications in the subject area to be taught.
Professional Experience
-
Have at least two years' professional experience in subjects relevant to those being delivered, gained through aircraft maintenance or instructional duties within approved maintenance organisations or aviation training organisations;
or -
Demonstrate previous experience as an instructor delivering EASA Part-66 Basic Training;
or -
Have at least three years' teaching experience.
REQUIREMENTS
Practical Training Supervisors
If you wish to contribute to the training of the next generation of Aircraft Maintenance professionals, please review the requirements below for Practical Training Supervisors.
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
-
Completion of LAS Training's internal training covering the organisation's procedures and the requirements of EASA Part-66 and Part-147.
-
Human Factors training completed within the two years prior to approval.
-
Hold an EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence, Category B1, B2 or C, or an ICAO equivalent (the licence may be current or expired);
or -
Demonstrate proven experience performing equivalent duties within another EASA Part-147 Approved Maintenance Training Organisation.
Basic Qualifications
-
Have at least three years' professional experience relevant to the subjects being delivered through aircraft maintenance or instructional duties within approved maintenance organisations or aviation training organisations.
Professional Experience
Specific Requirements