Maintenance Training Instructor - Level 4 Airways

Position Overview

Qatar Airways is seeking a qualified Maintenance Training Instructor (Level
4) to develop and deliver theoretical and practical training programs for aircraft maintenance personnel under QCAR/EASA Part 147 regulations. The role involves creating training materials, conducting examinations, evaluating trainee performance and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards to maintain technical excellence within the organization’s maintenance operations.

Country:
Qatar
City:
Doha
Industry: Airlines/Aviation
Function:
Training and Development
Salary:  QAR per month (market estimated)
Gender: Any
Candidate Nationality:
Any
Job Type: Full-time

• Develop and deliver EASA/QCAR Part
  147 theoretical training courses for aircraft maintenance personnel in line with regulatory requirements.
• Conduct analysis, design, implementation and evaluation of new and existing technical training courses.
• Prepare training materials including manuals, presentations and handouts for trainees.
• Deliver practical training using Maintenance Simulation Training Devices (MSTD) and perform as an assessor where required.
• Participate in the creation, validation and administration of examination questions and tests.
• Provide specialized technical training to support the needs of Part
  145 Maintenance Repair Organization and Part CAMO.
• Maintain accurate documentation for all courses and coordinate with training administrators for record‑keeping.
• Attend instructor development programmes to stay updated with training standards and regulatory changes.
• Ensure training content aligns with the latest aircraft technologies and maintenance methodologies.

• Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering or a degree (B.Eng., BSc) in Aeronautical Engineering.
• Holder of ICAO/QCAA/EASA Aircraft Maintenance Licence with at least two aircraft type authorisations from the Qatar Airways fleet.
• Minimum 5years of related experience in aircraft maintenance and training.
• Certified under EASA Part
  147 for relevant theoretical and practical training elements.
• Knowledge of QCAR/EASA Part
  145/147/66 regulatory requirements.
• Training in instructional techniques and familiarity with aviation training devices (ACT/DTS).
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
• Strong command of English, meeting at least B1 CEFR proficiency level.

• Aviation maintenance training and instructional design.
• Practical and theoretical aircraft systems instruction.
• Course material development and trainee assessment.
• Compliance with international aviation training regulations.
• Communication and mentoring skills.