- AirNav Ireland is accepting applications for its Student Controller Programme
- The programme is the primary entry route into the profession
- Applicants must be at least 19 years of age
- Applicants need a minimum of five subjects in the Leaving Certificate
- Mathematics is required
AirNav Ireland has opened applications for its latest Student Controller Programme. The recruitment campaign aims to identify and train the next generation of air traffic controllers responsible for managing aircraft safely and efficiently within Irish-controlled airspace. The programme provides the primary entry route into the profession at AirNav Ireland.
Successful candidates will undergo extensive training to develop technical, operational and decision-making skills required for one of the most demanding careers in aviation. As air traffic volumes continue to grow particularly with Ireland’s strategic position on major North Atlantic routes maintaining a pipeline of highly trained controllers remains a key priority.
Applicants must be at least 19 years of age and have passed a minimum of five subjects in the Leaving Certificate including Mathematics with a Grade H5 in at least two higher-level papers or hold an equivalent qualification at Level 5 on the National Framework of Qualifications. Further details are available through the AirNav Ireland careers portal.
