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Company Description
Craneshaw Ltd is an aviation and business consulting company serving clients across the UK, Ireland, Europe, and Pakistan. The organization is known for its professional, service-focused, and results-driven approach, working closely with clients to help them achieve their business objectives.
Craneshaw provides aviation support services including charter and cargo/freight, MRO, warehousing and distribution, flight catering, AOG solutions, aircraft sales, and ISO quality management systems. The company also delivers aviation and corporate training, offering opportunities for experts to contribute to specialized learning programs.
Additional information about Craneshaw’s services and training offerings is available on the company website.
Role Description
The Thermodynamics Lecturer will deliver high-quality remote instruction in thermodynamics to learners engaged in aviation and related technical disciplines. This full-time role includes:
- Planning and delivering online lectures, tutorials, and workshops
- Preparing teaching materials, case studies, and assessments that align with industry standards and Craneshaw’s training objectives
- Clarifying complex thermodynamic concepts
- Supporting learners through regular feedback
- Holding virtual office hours to address questions
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- Collaborating with training coordinators to improve program design
- Contributing to curriculum development for aviation and corporate training
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Qualifications
- Strong knowledge of thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and related engineering principles, preferably with application in aviation or mechanical engineering.
- Experience teaching or training in higher education, professional development, or corporate settings, with proven ability to explain complex technical topics clearly.
- Proficiency in developing and delivering online learning materials, including slide decks, digital resources, and assessments, using virtual classroom and LMS platforms.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to engage diverse learners and provide constructive feedback.
- Solid analytical and problem-solving skills to design practical examples, simulations, and case studies for applied thermodynamics learning.
- Strong organizational and time management skills, with the ability to manage a full-time remote teaching schedule and meet marking and reporting deadlines.
- Relevant academic qualification, such as a master’s degree or higher in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a closely related field; professional certifications in aviation or education are an advantage.
- Familiarity with aviation industry standards, safety practices, and technical operations is highly beneficial.
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