Join Our Pool of Theoretical and Practical Instructors!
RECRUITMENT
Work with LAS Training and Help Train the Next Generation!
IMPACT IN AVIATION
Put your experience to work by training future Aircraft Maintenance Technicians and contribute directly to preparing professionals who will play an important role in the safety and reliability of aircraft operations.
APPROVED EXCELLENCE
Join an EASA Part-147 Approved Maintenance Training Organisation, where training is delivered in accordance with high aviation industry standards and applicable European regulatory requirements.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Develop your technical and instructional skills in a high-quality training environment, contribute to the development of future Aircraft Maintenance Technicians and work alongside an experienced team committed to quality and innovation.
CRITERIA
Theoretical Instructors
If you would like to work with LAS Training and contribute to training the next generation of aircraft maintenance professionals, please review the criteria below for Theoretical Instructors.
GENERAL CRITERIA
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Hold a Certificado de Competências Pedagógicas (CCP), formerly CAP – Certificado de Aptidão Pedagógica, or an equivalent qualification where applicable, for example in the case of non-Portuguese instructors;
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Complete training provided by LAS Training covering the organisation's internal procedures and Part-66 and Part-147 requirements;
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Have completed Human Factors training within the two years preceding approval.
SPECIFIC CRITERIA
BASIC TRAINING
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Hold a degree in Aeronautical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Physics, Education, Maintenance Engineering or an equivalent scientific or technological field;
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Hold an EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence (AML) endorsed with Category B2 or C, or an ICAO licence considered equivalent to EASA B2;
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Hold relevant training or qualifications in the subject area to be taught.
Professional Experience
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Have at least two years of professional experience in areas relevant to the subject to be taught, performing duties directly related to aircraft maintenance or instructional duties within aircraft maintenance organisations or training organisations for aviation personnel;
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Demonstrate experience within the aviation industry as a Basic Training instructor covering the Part-66 syllabus;
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Have at least three years of experience in instructional or teaching roles.
CRITERIA
Practical Instructors
If you would like to work with LAS Training and contribute to training the next generation of aircraft maintenance professionals, please review the criteria below for Practical Instructors.
GENERAL CRITERIA
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Complete training provided by LAS Training covering the organisation's internal procedures and Part-66 and Part-147 requirements;
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Have completed Human Factors training within the two years preceding approval.
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Hold an EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence (AML) endorsed with Category B1, B2 or C, or an ICAO licence considered equivalent to EASA B1 and/or B2. The licence may be current or expired;
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Demonstrate relevant experience and competence in performing similar duties within other Part-147 Approved Maintenance Training Organisations.
Technical Qualifications
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Have at least three years of professional experience in areas relevant to the subject to be taught, performing duties directly related to aircraft maintenance or instructional duties within aircraft maintenance organisations or training organisations for aviation personnel.