Employer: ITPS Canada Ltd.

Position: Tactical Instructor – Pilot

Terms of Employment: Full-time / Permanent

Vacancies: 3

Location: London, Ontario

Employment Address: 2410 Blair Blvd, London, Ontario N5V 3Z9

Hours of Work: 40 hours/week

Language: English

Benefits

Eligible for discretionary bonuses and/or salary increases in accordance with company policy

Company contributory medical top‑up scheme; group health and dental perks after completing a 3‑month probationary period

Eligible for Employment Assistance Program

Eligible for basic life, AD&D; insurance

Eligible for five weeks’ paid vacation annually

Eligible for travel insurance

Eligible for relocation assistance

Salary: $200,000 - $250,000 CAD / year

Contact: Please send resumes to [email protected] and include “Tactical Instructor - Pilot” in the email subject line.

Job Summary
The Advanced Tactical Instructor Pilots will be responsible for training and developing military pilots in advanced tactical flying techniques and combat operations. This role involves the delivery of comprehensive flight instruction, mission planning, and debriefing ensuring pilots are equipped with the skills necessary to execute complex aerial maneuvers and tactical missions safely and effectively. Reporting to the Vice President, Tactical, their duties and responsibilities will include:

Instruction and Training

Conducting classroom, simulator, and in‑flight instruction on advanced tactical flying techniques, combat maneuvers, and mission execution

Developing and implementing training curricula and materials that meet military standards and operational requirements





Evaluating pilot performance through practical assessments and providing constructive feedback to improve skills and competencies

Staying current with new aviation technologies, tactics, and training methodologies to ensure the highest quality of instruction

Mission Planning and Execution

Assisting in the planning, coordination, and execution of training missions and exercises

Providing expertise in tactical mission planning, including threat analysis, route selection, and weapons employment

Participating in after‑action reviews and debriefings to assess mission performance and identify areas for improvement

Safety and Compliance

Ensuring all training activities are conducted in accordance with regulations, safety standards, and operational procedures

Monitoring and enforcing adherence to flight safety protocols and risk management practices

Maintaining accurate training records and documentation as required by military authorities

Mentorship and Development

Serving as a mentor and role model for trainee pilots, fostering a culture of excellence, discipline, and continuous improvement

Providing guidance and support to pilots in their professional development and career progression

Participating in the selection and evaluation of pilot candidates for advanced tactical training programs

Collaboration and Communication

Working closely with other instructors, mission planners,



and support personnel to ensure cohesive and effective training operations

Communicating effectively with trainees, peers, and superiors, and always maintaining professionalism and respect

Contributing to the development and enhancement of training programs through feedback and innovation

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in aviation, aeronautical engineering, or a related field is required

Minimum of 500 hours in a single pilot high performance jet is required

Operational experience on a front‑line fighter aircraft is required

Previous instructional experience is preferred

A valid Transport Canada (CPL) Commercial Pilot’s Licence (more than 200 hours of flight experience) is required

Valid Military pilot certification is required

Valid Instructor qualification is required

Transport Canada ratings and endorsements to provide instructions on different types of aircraft are required

In‑depth knowledge of tactical aviation operations, combat tactics, and mission planning

Excellent instructional and presentation skills

Proficiency with flight simulators and training software

Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills

Strong analytical and problem‑solving abilities

Ability to hold a CAT-1 TC Medical and meet the physical demands of flying and instructing in high‑performance aircraft

Must complete ITPS standardization after employment

Training Bonds are available to employees who require type rating upgrades

The position involves both office and field environments, including time spent in classrooms, simulators, and in‑flight instruction.

#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Tactical Instructor - Pilot (Ontario)
🏢 ITPS (CANADA
📍 Ontario