Air Traffic Control in NZ
Posted 05-05-2008 at 10:40 PM by SilverFlame
Hi Guys Wonder if you can help me.
I am South African now residing in New Zealand. I completed my air Traffic Control Training in the South African Air Force and is trying to determine if my qualification is accepted in NZ.
I am in the process of submitting qualification for assessment by NZQA but is hoping of you can give me a breakdown of the unit standards for the qualification.
Another Question that I have is the following. I have completed the following in the SAAF:
• Air Traffic Service Assistant training
• Ground Control
• Aerodrome Control
• As well Radar and Air Space Control operators Courses
What I need to know is, is the above mentioned seen as independent qualifications and do i submit them independently for the assessment or will it be seen as a qualification in total?
Any information you can help me with will be highly appreciated
Kind Regards
SilverFlame
I am South African now residing in New Zealand. I completed my air Traffic Control Training in the South African Air Force and is trying to determine if my qualification is accepted in NZ.
I am in the process of submitting qualification for assessment by NZQA but is hoping of you can give me a breakdown of the unit standards for the qualification.
Another Question that I have is the following. I have completed the following in the SAAF:
• Air Traffic Service Assistant training
• Ground Control
• Aerodrome Control
• As well Radar and Air Space Control operators Courses
What I need to know is, is the above mentioned seen as independent qualifications and do i submit them independently for the assessment or will it be seen as a qualification in total?
Any information you can help me with will be highly appreciated
Kind Regards
SilverFlame
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Hi SilverFlame, welcome to the forum :) You'd be better off posting this on the forum rather than as a blog, as you'll get many more answers there!
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Posted 05-05-2008 at 10:59 PM by Taffy
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