Päätoiminen tuntiopettaja, lentokoneasennus/REDU - Lapin kesäyliopisto - Rovaniemi, Suomi

Our full-time instructors work on an annual working hours basis according to OVTES (800 - 1500 hours per year, with a full working year including 12 vacation weeks). As an instructor, your tasks include: Teaching, guidance, and competence assessment: power plant systems, avionics, aircraft systems, maintenance technology. Other tasks: developing and maintaining teaching equipment, teaching materials, and test question banks in accordance with Part 147 requirements and agreements with REDU's various stakeholders. We require: Qualification as a vocational teacher according to regulation 986/1998 At least three years of experience in aerospace technology or aircraft maintenance tasks Industry-specific English language skills Willingness to travel within Finland and Europe (international mobility) We appreciate: Knowledge of aviation legislation Previous teaching experience Maintenance personnel with Part 66 license or extensive aircraft maintenance work experience Technical knowledge of maintenance aircraft such as Redigo, Piper Chieftain, Valmet Vinka, Beechcraft Kingair, and BAE Hawk. At REDU, you will have meaningful work in professional education. Our staff has diverse opportunities to learn, develop, and participate in development activities. We offer good occupational health services, sports and cultural benefits, staff discounts on services at Santasport, and lunch at staff prices. We foster community spirit through development and recreation days, joint events, and sports campaigns. The beautiful nature of Lapland provides opportunities for movement and relaxation throughout the seasons. The selected candidate must present a criminal background check in accordance with law 504/2002 before confirmation of appointment. The position may include a six-month probation period. The salary is according to OVTES: https://www.kt.fi/sopimukset/ovtes/palkat-palkkiot Does this position sound like your next step? Please submit your application no later than July 31, 2026, at 20:00.