Airline Dispatcher Instructor

Position Summary PEA is seeking an Airline Dispatcher Instructor to teach and mentor students pursuing their FAA Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate. The instructor helps students develop the technical knowledge, judgment, communication skills, and professionalism needed to support safe and efficient flight operations. This role suits an aviation professional who enjoys teaching, can make complex subjects understandable, and wants to help prepare the next generation of dispatchers. Key Responsibilities Teach PEA's approved Airline Dispatcher curriculum, lesson plans, and completion standards. Prepare students for the FAA Aircraft Dispatcher Knowledge Test and provide individualized instruction to prepare each student for the FAA Practical Test. Teach aviation weather, regulations, aircraft performance, flight planning, navigation, and operational control. Lead operational scenarios and practical exercises that build sound decision-making and communication skills. Assess student progress, provide clear feedback and individualized support, and maintain accurate training records. Foster a professional classroom, model airline standards, and coordinate with the Airline Dispatcher team to support course delivery and improvement. Review and update curriculum, slides, and other teaching materials to keep instruction current and aligned with FAA and PEA requirements. Course Schedule and Location In-person instruction at PEA's Flagler campus in Florida. The standard course runs for six weeks, seven instructional hours per day, five days per week. The schedule follows the course calendar and may vary by class. Required Qualifications Current FAA Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate. Strong communication, organization, and classroom presentation skills. Ability to explain technical material clearly and connect it to real-world operations. Ability to maintain accurate training records and follow PEA and FAA program requirements. Preferred Qualifications Previous teaching, instructional, or training experience. Familiarity with airline operational control systems, dispatch procedures, and FAA regulations. Experience developing or delivering structured training. What Makes This Role Rewarding Work closely with students throughout an intensive training program, helping them strengthen their knowledge, practice operational decision-making, and build confidence for a career in aircraft dispatch.

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