It’s not just the air space directly above you that you’ll be responsible for. You’ll control the flow of air traffic for a 30-mile radius. Given this could be anywhere in the world depending on where your missions take you – with civilian and private traffic, extreme weather and potential conflict to consider – you’ll need to be completely on the ball. Whether you’re in the middle of the ocean on board an aircraft carrier like the new Queen Elizabeth, or on shore at a Royal Naval Air Station, the lives of your crewmates will be in your hands. Your role Monitor the airwaves and make sure each and every one of the helicopters and jets under your watch lands safely. Use your knowledge of our world-class kit, and understanding of your environment, to give clear instructions to pilots and crew. Operate sophisticated radar and communication systems, and collaborate with everyone in your team. Use your world-class communication skills to ensure the safety of your crew. What you’ll get Skills for life Qualifications you'll gain Study for GCSEs, A-Levels, NVQs or even a degree, with funding from us Gain specialist vocational qualifications Gain a Foundation Degree in Airspace Management on completion of professional training Skills you'll develop How to use state-of-the-art equipment to monitor your airspace and keep it safe The art of effective communication and decision-making in high-pressure situations Pay and benefits A starting salary of at least £27,000 Earn up to £33,000 within two years Accelerated training and responsibility from day one Six weeks of paid holiday every year Free medical and dental care Subsidised travel and accommodation Adventurous training Excellent pension scheme What you'll need You must be aged 17 to 34 You’ll need a minimum of 96 UCAS points. These can be accrued from either GCE A/AS levels (or equivalent) or National Diplomas (e.g. BTEC) You’ll need at least 5 GCSEs at grades A-C (9-4) (or Scottish equivalent), which must include English and Mathematics at grade B/6 or above A British or Irish national, a Commonwealth citizen, or Dual National Minimum height of 151.5cm A Body Mass Index (BMI) between 18 and 28 (between 17 and 27 if under 18) Pass the Naval Swimming Test Skills and interests Able to thrive on responsibility A confident leader A passion for working as part of a team Calm under pressure Able to concentrate for long periods of time ]]