Aircraft Course Designers

MPI have a requirement for 2 x Aircraft Course Designers to work on site at DSAE Cosford, West Midlands. Immediate start ongoing contract. In Scope of IR35.

Overview

You are to make yourself familiar with the underlying principles of Business Continuity and your responsibilities in your sites Business Continuity Plan and any relevant supporting plans. In particular, you are to be familiar with the immediate response actions you are to take on initiation of the site Business Continuity Plan whether during work hours or outside the normal working day.

Responsibilities

• Support within the Course Design space carrying out the duties of Training Design and Development Analyst reporting to OC TDSO(C).
• Responsible for the creation of training materials including Formal Training Statements (FTS), Learning Specifications (LSpec) and associated documentation.
• Production of FTS derived from Role Performance Statements (RPS) for all current and new single Service and Trade specific courses and other courses as required.
• Carrying out Element 2; Stage 2 and Stage 3 training design, specifically but not exhaustively LSpecs, Assessment Specifications and Learning Materials.

Essential Qualifications

• Aeronautical Engineering Course Design experience.

Desirable Qualifications

• Military and/or Civil Aviation Engineering Experience.
• Working knowledge of the Systems Approach to Training.
• Strong IT systems working knowledge.

Contract Details

This position is an ongoing contract, working 37 hours per week for 44.4 weeks per year (due to holiday shut-down periods). Holiday will accrue to cover the shut-down period (if PAYE). Additional stand-down may occur for Air shows where trainers are not required on site; this could be a further couple of weeks, to be discussed in more detail at interview stage.

Working Hours

Normal working hours are 08:30 - 17:00 Monday - Friday and 08:30 - 16:30 Friday. Candidates may be required to work outside these hours; time off in lieu will be provided.