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Description: 1. Responsible for the ongoing development and operation of PAIFA ESL Programs.
2. Assist Chief Flight Instructor during standardization to include training of instructors of foreign contract students regarding how to properly handle students with English deficiencies
3. Ensure all ESL training resources are utilized in an efficient manner consistent with PAIFA goals.
4. Ensure that PAIFA ESL Program students progress within the specified program duration and hours providing special assistance when necessary.
Requirements: Must have practical developmental; and operational knowledge of ESL programs.
Aviation background preferred.
Will require proficiency in MS Office Windows.
Some travel to our other facilities out of state may be required.
Part tim...
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