A330 Flight Simulator Instructor

About the role

The A330 Simulator Flight Instructor I delivers training primarily in a flight simulator or other training devices and, when required, in a ground‑school environment. Training is performed in line with regulatory, customer and CAE standards.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct pre‑flight and post‑flight simulator briefings in a thorough, professional manner and in accordance with CAE standards.
• Deliver training sessions following CAE, aircraft manufacturer and customer Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
• Provide simulator flight instruction supporting the issuance of licenses, type ratings and certifications.
• Maintain accurate client training records to measure progress against competency standards and support seamless instructor handovers.
• Recommend remedial training when a client does not meet required progress standards.
• Record simulator utilization and discrepancies according to established procedures.
• Monitor validity of instructional qualifications to ensure regulatory and contractual eligibility.
• Serve as subject‑matter expert in developing training curricula and courseware as required.
• Complete examiner training when assigned by the Head of Training.
• Act as an invigilator during examinations as needed.

Required profile

• Minimum 2000 PIC hours on a multi‑crew jet transport or 1000 PIC hours on the relevant aircraft type.
• Hold an ICAO‑recognised ATPL with at least ICAO English level 5.
• At least 2 years of relevant aviation training, flight instruction or related experience.
• Meet regulatory authority requirements for simulator instructor qualification.
• Current or previously held professional pilot licence.
• Working knowledge of applicable aviation regulations.
• Strong interpersonal and communication abilities.
• Customer‑focused approach in a dynamic training environment.
• Quality‑oriented mindset with commitment to continuous improvement.
• Fluency in English.

Required skills

• Flight simulator instruction.
• Knowledge of aviation regulations.
• Conducting pre‑flight and post‑flight briefings.