To work as an air traffic controller in B.C., you must have completed the NAV Canada training program. Eligibility is achieved by meeting basic requirements, passing the assessment process, and completing the program.

Confirm with the certifying body that your intended program qualifies you for this certification.

To work as an air traffic controller in B.C., you must have earned the necessary Professional Radio Operator Certifications. Eligibility is achieved by successfully passing the training course.

Air traffic controllers and related occupations

This instructional program class comprises any general program that focuses on the fundamental knowledge and skills that individuals need to function productively in society.

Basic skills, general (not for credit)

General Skills Micro-credentials

Air traffic controllers direct air traffic within assigned airspace, and control moving aircraft and service vehicles at airports. Flight service specialists provide pilots with flight information essential to aviation safety. Flight dispatchers authorize airline flights over assigned routes. Air traffic controllers and flight service specialists are employed by NAV Canada and the Canadian Forces. Flight dispatchers are employed by airline and air services companies and by the Canadian Forces.

The Instructional Skills Workshop (ISW) Micro Credential is a comprehensive three-tiered instructor development program that serves as the foundation for several professional development activities.

Instructional Skills Micro-credential

The Strategies and Actions for Independent Living (SAIL) Micro-certificate is designed for home health care aides who provide day-to-day in-home care for frail older adults or persons with disabilities. You will receive practical, specialized training in fall prevention to broaden your skill set as a home care aide and recognize your crucial role in improving your clients' quality of life.

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General Skills Micro-credentials

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