Eurocontrol Question
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Eurocontrol Question
After reviewing the Eurocontrol website it is my understanding that you are only eligable for ATC employment if you are a citizen of one of the EU states.
However, I have heard of people going over (from Australia/NZ) and also know of others that have gone through negotiations for ATC positions (apparently their lack of citizenship was not going to be a problem but other things prevented them from going).
Are there ways and means to get around the system....if so what?
However, I have heard of people going over (from Australia/NZ) and also know of others that have gone through negotiations for ATC positions (apparently their lack of citizenship was not going to be a problem but other things prevented them from going).
Are there ways and means to get around the system....if so what?
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As far as I can remember, you should be a national from one of the member states of the organisation. About 35 states are members.
As for the others, I don't believe the rule goes for conversions (people moving from one ATC centre to another).
As for the others, I don't believe the rule goes for conversions (people moving from one ATC centre to another).
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No nationality restrictions at one stage.It was apparently an administrative error in Fawlty Towers when one of the eggspurts forgot to include it in the vacancy notice; it would have been too difficult to enforce it so it was quietly ignored on that occassion.However a precedent has been set and I wonder how determinedly it would be defended.; anybody winning such a case would still have to pass all the exams though.
Training on an ab-initio basis only and not on conversion for the next few years, (A "gentleman's" agreement to stop poaching?)
Edited for foot in mouth. Apologies for confusion on my part.
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Training on an ab-initio basis only and not on conversion for the next few years, (A "gentleman's" agreement to stop poaching?)
Edited for foot in mouth. Apologies for confusion on my part.
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I emailed the recruiters to check in the official version and here is the reply I got:
"At the moment there is only a notice of competition for Student Air Traffic
Controllers, and not for conversion
controllers. So the policy applies. It is not sure yet if there will be a
vacancy in the near future.
For further information about vacancies you can visit our
website:www.eurocontrol.int: "jobs"
What is the Eurocontrol student course like? Anyone been through recently.
"At the moment there is only a notice of competition for Student Air Traffic
Controllers, and not for conversion
controllers. So the policy applies. It is not sure yet if there will be a
vacancy in the near future.
For further information about vacancies you can visit our
website:www.eurocontrol.int: "jobs"
What is the Eurocontrol student course like? Anyone been through recently.
