Unpaid Internship – Curriculum Development for Aviation Training

Aviation Training Curriculum Development Intern – Shape the Future of FAA Education

Job Description:

Are you ready to take flight in your career? We’re offering a unique and exciting opportunity to help develop an FAA-compliant Inspection Authorization (IA) refresher course while gaining hands-on experience in curriculum design, technical writing, and aviation education.

This remote, unpaid internship is perfect for students, recent graduates, or professionals pivoting to aviation or instructional design. You'll contribute directly to a high-impact project aligned with FAA standards (14 CFR part 65, § 65.93(a)(4)), collaborating with industry experts to craft a professional training program that makes a difference in aviation safety and education.

What You’ll Do:

• Assist in designing an industry-standard Training Course Outline (TCO) with clear objectives, time allocations, and references.
• Develop engaging course materials, including FAA regulatory updates, Safety Management Systems (SMS), Human Factors (HF), and aircraft maintenance subjects.
• Research FAA regulations and integrate best practices to ensure compliance with aviation standards.
• Create visually impactful materials like presentation slides, participant handouts, and certification templates.
• Collaborate with an experienced aviation instructor to align the course with FAA requirements and ensure high-quality content delivery.

Why Join Us?

• Portfolio-Worthy Work: Contribute to a real-world project you can showcase to future employers.
• Industry Knowledge: Deepen your understanding of FAA regulations, including Parts 43, 65, and 91.
• Networking: Connect with aviation professionals and industry leaders who can open doors for your career.
• Recommendation Letter: Receive a personalized letter of recommendation detailing your achievements.
• Skill Development: Build expertise in technical writing, research, curriculum development, and design—skills in demand across industries.

Who Should Apply?

• Passionate about aviation, education, or technical training.
• Knowledge of FAA regulations is a plus but not required—enthusiasm to learn is key.
• Strong organizational and communication skills.
• Familiarity with tools like PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Canva to create high-quality visuals.
• A self-starter who thrives under deadlines and can work independently.

Details:

• Type: Remote, unpaid internship.
• Commitment: Flexible schedule of 5–10 hours per week for 6–8 weeks, ideal for students or professionals balancing other commitments.
• Support: You’ll receive personalized mentorship to ensure your success and growth throughout the internship.

How to Apply:

Submit your resume and a brief statement of interest (150–300 words) explaining why you’re excited about this opportunity and what you hope to achieve. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis—apply today and begin your journey into the aviation industry!