Head of Training in the field of CNS

Estonian Aviation Academy welcomes to our team

HEAD OF TRAINING IN THE FIELD OF COMMUNICATION, NAVIGATION, SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS

Your tasks will include:

• planning, organising and developing training activities (incl. ATSEP) in the field of study;

• leading and participating in development activities and projects related to the field of study;

• preparing and carrying out teaching work and practical training at higher education level (in the form of distance learning, if necessary), supervising student research;

• carrying out continuing vocational training;

• developing cooperation with relevant partners and companies;

• helping to popularise the field.

We invite you to apply if you have:  

• a higher education degree (in a field related to aeronautics or engineering);

• work experience in the field of communications, navigation and/or surveillance;

• experience of participating in or leading development projects;

• proficiency in English at B2 level as a minimum, including knowledge of professional terminology;

• excellent digital competences;

• good written and oral communication skills.

Added extras that would be awesome: teaching experience or pedagogical training or a readiness to undergo pedagogical training.

What we offer:

Meaningful work and opportunities to shape aviation education. Annual leave for academic staff (56 days). We value your work with a good motivation package, health benefits, and opportunities to engage in sport. You will join a team of professionals and have the opportunity to develop and learn together with experts in aviation.

Remuneration: dependent on the candidate’s qualifications and competencies.

If you feel ready to take on new challenges with us and join a positively-minded team, apply today!

Send us (merelle.zeiger@eava.ee):

• your CV and a motivation letter describing how you see the future of the field of CNS and how to integrate this into teaching activities (max 2 A4 pages);

• copies of documents proving higher education and/or relevant qualifications.

The candidate is expected to conduct a mini-lesson (15 min) or provide a video recording of a lesson.

The competition will remain open until suitable candidates have been chosen.

More information: Karl-Eerik Unt, Head of the Department of Aeronautical Engineering, karl-eerik.unt@eava.ee, tel. +372 56560283.