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TRAINING INSTRUCTOR Farnborough, England, United KingdomTGT (UK) JOB DESCRIPTION Do you have previous experience as Cabin Crew and are now looking for a non flying ground based role? TAG Global Training are looking for a Training Instructor to join the team at Farnborough and support with the teaching of recurrent safety courses to Pilots, Cabin Crew and associated employees of UHNW individuals. About TAG Aviation As the leading business aviation company in Europe, TAG Aviation provides unrivalled opportunities to build a career in the private aviation industry. We attract and maintain high quality staff and in return we employ people who are loyal and committed and who have a passion for client satisfaction. Come and join the dynamic world of Private jets and deliver training in a relaxed fun environment to ensure you get the best out of our global client base. No two days are ever the same, and your passion for creating interactive tasks will encourage and engage your learners. TAG Perks – we are really proud of our culture: Learning and Development 24 days annual leave (rising with service) Company pension Life assurance Health insurance Enhanced sick pay Employee Assistance Program Plus, a variety of other perks including: Treat days Social events Wellbeing initiatives Cycle to work scheme TAG SPIRIT - our Values mean a lot to us... At TAG Aviation our Mission is to put the client at the heart of everything we do, by embracing Technique d’Avant Garde, to inspire service excellence in the air and on the ground. Our SPIRIT Values allow us to achieve this Mission: S afety P assion I ntegrity R espect I nnovation T eam-Spirit Training Instructor The successful candidate will possess the ability to teach all of the ground school courses to Pilots, Cabin Crew and associated employees of the UHNW. The position demands great attention to detail, the ability to understand the CAA and EASA framework of implementing rules, as well as working collaboratively in a small team environment. We’re looking for someone who can: Facilitate training sessions for a multilingual audience, in both classroom and online environments Ensure that course standards, training requirements and objectives are met Ensure regulatory compliance of courses to CAA and EASA standards Research, design, develop and maintain course material using MS Office applications Be responsible for student safety during practical training Take on additional projects and duties as assigned by Management Have a flexible approach to working days and hours Assist with the ‘front of house’ duties when required Collaborate with key stakeholders within the business Travel Overseas and in the UK to deliver training JOB REQUIREMENTS Further requirements for the role Essential Have operated as Cabin Crew, or a Pilot with previous Cabin Crew experience, and hold or held an EASA Attestation Have experience in delivering training in SEP/CRM/Aviation Security or aviation first aid training Recognised certificate in teaching and learning Desirable DfT/AVSEC Security and Dangerous Goods qualification DETAILS Farnborough, England, United Kingdom TGT (UK)

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