Firearms instructor vs flight instructor

Differences between firearms instructor and flight instructor duties and responsibilities

Firearms instructor example responsibilities.

• Instruct new USMC recruits to master skill of weaponry and achieve marksmanship distinction.
• Teach a reading and math class.
• Coordinate available firearms classes or slots with multiple agencies under DOD.
• Compete nationwide with service pistols and service rifles in national shooting matches.
• Prepare the work and training schedules for a team of five combat arms instructors.
• Develop PowerPoint presentations and provide hands on, one on one work with students.
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Flight instructor example responsibilities.

• Manage the daily maintenance efforts for 9 P-3C aircraft to meet short and long range flight tasking.
• Manage and monitor all flight systems and electrical in-flight avionics of various commercial aircraft equipment types.
• Conduct training using, CBT, stand-up lectures, PowerPoint, Wicat 2D FMS, and FTD trainers.
• Diagnose, troubleshoot malfunctions and perform extensive maintenance operational checks on all systems.
• Create and maintain training records for USAF students.
• Maintain relationships with both local DPE's and FBO managers.
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