ATNS is currently looking for qualified individuals to join their team as Instructors for Air Traffic Services (ATS).
If you’ve always dreamed of passing on your knowledge to the next generation of air traffic controllers, this could be the perfect role for you. Let’s explore what makes this opportunity so exciting and how you can become a part of the ATNS team.
Why Choose a Career as an ATS Instructor at ATNS?
ATNS is a leading provider of air navigation services in South Africa, committed to maintaining the highest standards of safety and service in the aviation sector. Working with ATNS as an ATS Instructor offers a unique opportunity to combine your operational experience in air traffic control with your passion for training and development.
Here’s why this is a great opportunity:
- Work in a Dynamic Field: Air traffic control is an essential part of global aviation, and your work will directly impact the safety of air travel. As an ATS Instructor, you’ll be preparing future air traffic controllers and contributing to the ongoing development of the aviation industry.
- Make a Lasting Impact: In this role, you’ll not only teach but also inspire new air traffic controllers. Your expertise will shape the future of aviation safety and operations, ensuring that the next generation of professionals is well-equipped for their crucial roles.
- Competitive Remuneration: ATNS offers a market-related salary and benefits, ensuring that you are well-compensated for your experience and expertise.
- Professional Development: Working at ATNS means continuous growth. You will be involved in research, development, and training programs, allowing you to stay on the cutting edge of air traffic control techniques and best practices.
Key Responsibilities of an ATS Instructor
As an ATS Instructor, your main responsibilities will include:
- Preparing and Administering Training: You’ll be responsible for pre-course administration, developing course programs, and ensuring everything aligns with ATNS’ quality management systems (QMS).
- Conducting Assessments: You will assess students through practical and theory-based evaluations, ensuring they meet the required competencies.
- Ensuring Training Quality: Consistent evaluation of training programs will be a key part of your role, ensuring that all training delivered meets the highest standards.
- Continuous Research and Development: Stay ahead in the industry by conducting research and developing new training methods and materials.
What You Need to Apply
If you have a background in air traffic control and a passion for teaching, this could be the job for you. Here’s what you’ll need:
- ATS Qualification: As outlined by ATNS policies.
- On-the-Job Training Qualification: From an accredited institution.
- Train-the-Trainer Qualifications: These will be considered an advantage.
- Experience: You should have at least 2 years of post-validation experience in an operational environment as a validated Air Traffic Controller (ATC).
How to Apply for the ATS Instructor Role
Ready to take your career to the next level? Apply today by visiting the ATNS recruitment portal. The deadline for applications is 31 March 2026, so don’t miss your chance to be part of this exciting opportunity.