Lecturer (Aviation Management) / School of Engineering

Job description

[What the role is] Lecturer (Aviation Management) / School of Engineering [What you will be working on] Conduct lectures, tutorials, laboratory sessions, project supervision, and student consultations for full-time and part-time learners. Design, develop, deliver, and review curriculum, learning materials, assessments, and teaching strategies to enhance student learning outcomes. Leverage technology-enabled learning approaches, including e-learning and self-directed learning, to support effective teaching and learning. Assess student performance, set assignments and examinations, and ensure the quality and integrity of assessment processes. Provide academic guidance and pastoral support to address diverse student learning needs and support holistic development. Supervise Student Internship Programme (SIP) students, Major Projects (MP), and other experiential learning activities. Engage with industry partners, professional bodies, and communities to maintain curriculum relevance and participate in industry projects. Organise and manage local and overseas student learning trips, as well as polytechnic-wide events and activities. Support departmental initiatives and undertake teaching and related duties outside normal office hours when required. [What we are looking for] Tertiary qualification in any discipline with at least 3 years of relevant aviation industry experience. Competency to teach at least two of the following domains: Airport Operations & Management, Airside Operations & Management, and Air Traffic Management. Excellent communication, interpersonal, and teamwork skills. Passion for education and student development. Ability to work independently and collaboratively in cross-functional settings. Adaptable and versatile, with the ability to respond to changing operational and educational needs. Experience in airport or air traffic simulation is preferred.