School of Engineering - Lecturer (Aviation Management)

Lecturer (Aviation Management) Responsibilities • Deliver curriculum and assess student learning for youth and adult learners via face-to-face and e-learning modes. • Supervise students on projects and internships. • Mentor students and track their academic and non-academic performance. • Demonstrate the ability to learn and adopt EdTech tools, and stay abreast of technological advancements and emerging trends in the air transport sector. • Initiate and develop industry-linked collaborations and projects with industry partners. • Participate in academic or industry research to support curriculum and student development. • Conduct programme development activities such as mentoring, portfolio development, internship supervision, career guidance, competition training, certification coaching, school branding and outreach, and other administrative duties as assigned. • Deliver planned curriculum to adult learners on scheduled weekday evenings or on weekends and participate in assessment activities. Requirements • Relevant qualifications in the air transport sector. • At least three years of relevant industry experience preferably in ground handling and services or in flying commercial or military aircraft. • Well-versed in the domain areas of Airport Operations and Ground Handling. • Strong industry linkages in the related fields. • Passion for education and possess strong interest for mentoring, teaching and motivating both youth and adult learners. • Strong sense of initiative and the ability to work independently. • A team player who thrives in collaborative environments. • Adaptable and able to work under tight timelines. • Excellent oral and written communication skills. • Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to build effective working relationships at all levels. • Sound planning and organising skills, practical and responsible.