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ATC Positions / Descriptions

How to become an
Instructor for Team OU.

Other positions:

• Training Materials Coordinator - Responsible for the distribution of training materials in support of one or more tasks.

• Training Materials Clerk - Responsible for assisting the training materials coordinator in the distribution of training materials in support of multiple tasks.

• Psuedo-Pilot - Operates a combination CRT/Keyboard/VCS terminal to simulate the functions of pilots and ATC remote facilities during medium and high fidelity training exercises.

• Instructor - Assists in the conduct and administration of specialized courses. May also be involved in the conduct of other courses or in ISD projects.

Specific areas of instruction include:

    -  En Route ATC
    -  Terminal ATC Radar
    -  Basic terminal
    -  Flight Service
    -  Meteorology
    -  Basic Aviation
    -  International En Route
    -  International Terminal
    -  Quality Assurance
    -  Training Administration
    -  Management and Supervision
    -  Obstruction Evaluation
    -  ARTS II Automation
    -  Traffic Manager
    -  Systems Administrator-TMU

• Desktop Publishing Technician - Provides nontechnical graphics development assistance in the preparation of instructional lessons and related training materials. Performs clerical and typing duties associated with the preparation and of instructional lessons and related training materials.

• Editorial Assistant - Provides nontechnical editorial assistance in the preparation of lesson plans and other instructional materials.

• Technical Writer - Serves as an advisor for the writing and development of instructional lessons and other related material developed for the FAA's training program.

• Education Specialist - Responsible for developing, reviewing, editing, and evaluating lessons or other instructional materials for the FAA. Ensures that all material complies with established FAA instructional material standards and procedures.

• Instructional Design Specialist - Designs instructional materials, utilizing conventional and/or computerized delivery systems as required. Coordinates all phases of instructional material development in support of the FAA's National Air Traffic Controller Training Program.

• Computer Programmer - Responsible for programming and testing computer programs for inclusion into the FAA's Computer Based Instruction (CBI).

• Computer Systems Analyst - Responsible for designing, programming, testing, implementing and documenting application and utility computer programs for inclusion into the FAA's Computer Based Instruction (CBI).

• Graphics Artist - Designs, develops, implements, and documents computerized graphics elements for inclusion into FAA's training programs.

We invite you to fill out an application form and a questionnaire.