Teach aircraft structural repair at College of the North Atlantic’s Gander Campus, using aircraft structures expertise and effective instructional techniques. Versatile provincial telework may be available, with on-site work required.

This instructor teaches, facilitates learning, and evaluates progress in the Aircraft Structural Repair Technician Program. The assignment covers classroom and shop learning, aircraft structures, corrosion assessment, and structural component repair or replacement. Students work with aircraft wood, fabric, sheet metal, and composite materials.

Key Responsibilities:

- Instruct students in aircraft structural repair practices
- Plan classroom and shop learning activities and resources
- Evaluate student progress and provide academic advising




- Teach corrosion assessment and structural component repairs
- Develop proficiency with specialized tools and materials

Requirements:

- Aircraft Structural Repair Technician certificate and Canadian AME category S license
- Or Aircraft Maintenance Engineering diploma and Canadian AME M1/M2 license
- Five years of recent, relevant industry experience
- Instructor training and post-secondary teaching experience
- Effective communication, organization, and classroom management abilities

Apply aircraft structural repair expertise, teaching capability, and student support skills as an instructor at CNA’s Gander Campus.

📌 Aircraft Structural Repair Instructor (Gander)
🏢 College of the North Atlantic
📍 Gander