Aviation Maintenance Technology Instructor

About the role

Join the State of Georgia’s education system as an Aviation Maintenance Technology Instructor at Central Georgia Technical College. You will deliver associate‑level instruction in both classroom and lab environments, develop curriculum, and support student success across multiple campus locations.

Key responsibilities

• Provide associate‑level instruction in classroom and laboratory settings, preparing syllabi and lesson plans.
• Develop program goals, evaluate student progress, and maintain accurate grade books and records.
• Mentor adjunct faculty and may serve as lead instructor for the discipline.
• Travel to multiple campus sites and deliver instruction in face‑to‑face or distance formats.

Required profile

• Earned Technical Certificate of Credit or higher in Aviation Maintenance Technology, or equivalent college coursework.
• FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic Certificate.
• At least one year of full‑time work experience in aviation maintenance or a related field (alternative qualification path).
• Ability to teach all phases of the curriculum and meet accreditation standards.

Required skills

• FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) certification.
• Knowledge of aviation maintenance technology and procedures.
• Proficiency with laboratory equipment used in aircraft maintenance training.

What we offer

• Annual gross salary in the low to mid $60,000 range, based on qualifications.
• State employee benefits including retirement plans, health insurance, leave accrual and holiday pay.