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Are you a confident
decision-maker, who is analytical, self-motivated and willing to accept
responsibility? If this is you, apply to become an Air Traffic Controller. This
exciting earn-as-you-learn opportunity provides you with on-going training,
development and a rewarding and meaningful career.

Who
we are

Airservices is an Australian
government-owned organisation managing around 11% of the world’s airspace;
providing safe, secure, efficient and environmentally responsible services to
the aviation industry. We manage air traffic operations for over 90 million
passengers on more than four million flights every year.

To learn more about
Airservices click here.

To find out about
Air Traffic Control as a career, click here

What
we’re offering

Airservices will
provide you with world class training in our Learning Academy, leading to a
Diploma of Aviation (Air Traffic Control). Once you have achieved the diploma,
you will progress to on-the-job workplace training at one of Airservices many
locations to undertake further coaching and assessment to achieve your Air
Traffic Control licence. Once fully qualified, you will enjoy excellent working
conditions and benefits.

You will join a
company that provides an outstanding workplace environment, including a strong
values system, and employee benefits such as gymnasium and canteen facilities.
In addition you will receive generous remuneration, which increases annually.

Full employment
conditions, the Air Traffic Control Enterprise Agreement 2012 – 2015 is
available at: http://www.airservicesaustralia.com/wp-content/uploads/hr-ca-0005_2012_15.pdf

What
we require

You need
to be at least 18 years old
Australian
or New Zealand Citizenship or Permanent Residence

–
Education requirements

Year 12
pass enabling entrance to University; OR

(If you have an
international secondary school qualification, it must have been assessed by an
Australian state education department as being equal to the Australian Year 12
Graduate Certificate enabling entrance to University)

A
Degree or Tertiary Diploma; OR

(If you have an
international tertiary qualification, it will need to be assessed by the National Office of Overseas Skills
Recognition (NOOSR) as being equal or superior to a Diploma or
Degree obtained from a recognized Australian tertiary institution)

A
pilots licence

Also:

Willing
to do shift work 24/7, 365 days of the year
Spatial
awareness and good mathematical skills
Excellent
communication skills
Ability
to work well under pressure and make quick, correct decisions
Be able
to pass stringent medical requirements, including good vision and hearing,
as well as meet the Airservices security requirements. Click here for more information. You can also visit CASA
website for more details about Class 3 medical certificate.