Airways extends technical training of international students

21 October 2013

Airways extends technical training for international students

Airways New Zealand has been awarded New Zealand Government approval for a new technical maintenance engineering programme which is opening doors for potential customers in both Asia and the Middle East.

International students now qualify for a New Zealand study visa, following New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) approval of the Introduction to Air Traffic Safety for Electronics Personnel (ATSEP) programme. Students can add a further two or three months of study in technical English Language, meaning that studying in New Zealand is becoming a very attractive option for international students in this specialist subject.

The 10-week programme is provided for people who currently work as technical staff in the field of aviation electronics and systems in their home country.

The programme includes courses in communication principles, data network basics, ANS radio, navigational aids principles, radio principles and basic surveillance principles.

Airways Training is ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS certified with a proven track record for delivery of international courses.

About Airways
• Airways is a world-leading commercial Air Navigation Service Provider (ANSP), and operates in New Zealand as a State-Owned Enterprise (SOE).
• We look after key aviation infrastructure around New Zealand and manage the more than 1 million traffic movements per year into and around New Zealand’s 30 million sq km of airspace.
• Airways provides air traffic control and engineering training, and has delivered air traffic management, Flightyield revenue management solutions, navigation services and consultancy in more than 65 countries.
• For more information about Airways please visit www.airways.co.nz

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