If you have seen a role for an Airport Traffic Controller that you would like to apply for then you will have been through some rigorous training to get to this position. Usually, through your training, you will have done some work experience as part of your training so will have a good idea what the role is all about.
You need to take a licence in order to become an air traffic controller. You will be a trainee for a while and you must be over 18 to do this job. Trainee air traffic controllers can earn about £10,000 a year. Fully qualified controllers can earn up to £50,000 a year.
If you want some help in writing a covering letter, please see the below example which might be useful:
Airport Traffic Controller Cover Letter
Mr. A. Employee
1, My House
Any Street
This Town
PO57 3DE
Date
Mrs. A. Manager
The Company
Employment Street
That Town
PO57 3DE
Dear Sir/Madam,
Application for the role of Airport Traffic Controller
I would like to apply for the role of Airport Traffic Controller that I have seen advertised in (where) and (when).
Having spent (how long?) in training for the role of Airport Traffic Controller I am now ready to do this role properly for my career and have been successful in gaining my Air Traffic Control licence which allows me to operate in this field.
During my training, I have assisted pilots in taking off and landing planes safely and also coordinating routes and timetables to allow planes to be flying a safe distance apart at all times. I have witnessed a number of events and situations and understand the importance of ensuring that the aircraft are controlled efficiently and that there is no margin for error in this role.
I have always wanted to have a challenging career and feel that I have found my match. I have excellent problem solving ability and feel that this is the reason why I enjoy the career I have chosen. I am very excited to get going and progress through my career.
I am based (how far from the airport in question) and have calculated that it should only take me (how long) to reach the airport for my shifts.
I have enclosed my latest CV which details my experiences. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for taking the time to read my letter and CV.
Yours sincerely
NAME SURNAME
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