Training requirements (duration and location) will be based on an individual training needs analysis. Training locations may include Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth or our Tower locations and duration can be between one and three months, dependent on individual experience.

- Hold a current rating and endorsement in an ATC environment
- Hold an Aviation English Language Proficiency (AELP) level 6 English language proficiency
- Have a minimum of five years' ATC operational experience and have been working within an operational ATC environment within the last three years
- Be able to provide certified documentation and referees to support your application
- Have or able to gain a Class 3 Medical.
- Ability to undertake training in Australia.

Your commencement salary will be determined and aligned to your years of experience as an ATC.

• Min 5 years of experience (commence training ATC 4 then level 5 when endorsed)
• 6 years of experience (commence training ATC 5 then level 6 when endorsed)
• 7 years of experience (commence training ATC 6 then level 7 when endorsed)
• 8+ years of experience (commence training ATC 7 then level 8 when endorsed)

Licensing as an ATC requires attainment of a Class 3 Medical Certificate in accordance with medical standards specified by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA). The medical standards are specified in Part 67 of the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations (CASRs). Any individual who is unable to meet the prescribed medical standards for ATCs will be ineligible to be issued with an ATC licence by CASA, and hence, will automatically be ineligible for ATC training and/or employment with Airservices Australia.

Please take the time to read Regulation 67.160 of Part 67 of the CASRs before lodging your application. You can find the regulations on CASA's website. In the event that you have any doubt about your ability to meet the prescribed medical standards, we strongly encourage you to seek further information from CASA before you submit your application.

Civil Aviation and Safety Authority (CASA) website Civil Aviation Safety Authority

Our recruitment policy requires that any individual being considered for appointment to the organisation undergo a police records check that identifies any past convictions, or present or pending criminal charges against that individual. Any offer of training and subsequent employment with Airservices Australia is contingent upon the applicant undergoing a successful check. Applicants who have been living overseas may be required to provide additional information including overseas police records check in English.

Over the next few years, Airservices will be introducing new technology and systems including the Civil Military Air Traffic Management System (CMATS), which may result in some positions needing to obtain a National Security Clearance in accordance with the Australian Government’s Protective Security Policy Framework.