All 5 specialties in Vancouver ACC are short-staffed. Some severely short-staffed.

I doubt they'll just agree to moving trainees who pass generic in Vancouver to other FIRs.

Hi all, I suppose I'm one of the 8 who received an offer for VFR at YYZ starting spring 2023. Offer received and accepted nov 15 via phone call. My drug test and cat2 medical are booked for tomorrow and I've heard back from some references who have been contacted by Mintz already. I had all but giv...

If one goes by the "dress for the job you want" at its face-value, wouldn't a hat, t-shirt, and shorts be an ideal attire?

I know someone who wore a suit to bootcamp and is currently training specialty.

Others didn't wear a suit and got an offer as well.

Bottom line: Suit or no suit won't determine whether you get offered a training spot or not. Not an overkill, but not a must have either.

Does anyone know what happens if you pass on an interview from a location you'd rather not move to? For example if I am hoping to work in Montreal but get an offer for an interview for YVR and state it is only for that region, if I don't take it will I be eligible for a future spot in Montreal? Wha...

I just saw a post from NavCanada on LinkedIn today that "NAV CANADA is #hiring air traffic controllers and flight service specialists!" I found this strange given that from what I seem to read here, they are only recalling previous trainees/individuals already going through the hiring process, rath...

Generic IFR offers have gone out in the YVR region. Is this for new hires? or generic trainees being recalled? Recalls. However, the post directly above indicates that even new hire people in YEG are getting called. There is lots of inconsistency across different FIRs. For example: Toronto FIR hasn...

Just to temper the expectations, especially for people in Toronto, Toronto FIR appears to be somewhat behind a few FIRs in resuming training. Still there are a lot of trainees (all generic IFR trainees, and some specialty + OJT trainees) who are yet to be recalled. This was true as of last week, not...

10135734 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 27, 2021 4:01 pm Any recent updates on IFR training across Canada?

check your PM.

ATC trainee postings for bilingual people for Montreal: https://navcanada.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/NAV_Careers/job/Montreal/Air-traffic-Controller-Trainee_JR-2203 https://navcanada.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/NAV_Careers/job/Montreal/Air-traffic-Controller-Trainee_JR-2204 Posting expires tomorro...

ATC trainee postings for bilingual people for Montreal: https://navcanada.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/NAV_Careers/job/Montreal/Air-traffic-Controller-Trainee_JR-2203 https://navcanada.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/NAV_Careers/job/Montreal/Air-traffic-Controller-Trainee_JR-2204 Posting expires tomorrow...

LSWDC wrote: ↑Tue Aug 10, 2021 8:00 pm YYZ VFR Generic Trainees were called back today. Course starts October 4th

So, this is in-line with what others claimed. FSS first, VFR next, and finally IFR.

RexKrammer wrote: ↑Tue Jun 08, 2021 3:47 pm

ProfessionalATC wrote: ↑Fri Jun 04, 2021 10:15 am With this in mind does anyone have any updates as to whether or not Nav Canada will start training soon ?

I've heard talk of a generic VFR course running in September, but nothing concrete to say it will be.

If you don't mind me asking, what FIR is this?

Not sure when they made this change but looks like nav Canada has subtly made the change on the website. If you are unsuccessful at any step in the hiring process, you must now wait 36 months before reapplying. Before it was 18 months. Similarly, you can be in any stage of the application for up to ...

I appreciate the replies. Thank You!

Having said that, does anyone know about the specific FIRs that I mentioned above?

Hi,

If there are people here who were scheduled to start their generic IFR training in spring for above mentioned locations, have you started your training? If no, any word on when you'll be starting? If yes, how far along are you guys?

Thanks.

I wonder if the recent crash in air travel due to covid-19 along with the recent pull back in the global equities markets has changed nav Canada’s hiring requirements and is related to the delay in results ? Just speculating !! Highly unlikely because people being tested right now won't be fully ce...

Funny story from boot camp... Last year in YYZ FIR, we had a candidate who arrived 1.5 hours late on the first day. Reason? He drove to the Air Canada Centre (ACC!) which is in downtown toronto, instead of Toronto ACC (which is in middle of pearson). He did pretty good though, good enough to get off...

There wasn't any specific dress code that was provided for us, and in my boot camp cohort we had people showing up in a suit and others in a sweat suit. It's really up to you - I personally believe in making a good impression (but also feeling comfortable enough to do my best) so I wore business ca...

For some context,

last year, we had FEAST in late Feb/early March and we got informed of our results on April 3rd.

Good luck.

Like you would for any job/hiring related event, go there fresh and well rested. Prepare for it like a job interview, and be ready for whatever is thrown at you. Only thing I'd share is: There is something that you will be tested on the second day. You will be given the material that you can take wi...

I did! I'm going to the weekend session, how about you? Congrats!! I’m going on Friday, flying out of London on Thursday. Probably should have done Wednesday to be safe but being a student I’m strapped for cash. Do you know if they’ve moved our files so we test in Gander but return to Toronto if we...

https://twitter.com/navcanada/status/12 ... 68674?s=20

Looks like they are now accepting apps for YUL for fall

Thanks Levinqute, just what I wanted to know. Congrats Glide Slope, sounds like it was a mental workout... was it one day of testing or two? In Person assessment (aka FEAST) is always one day. Those selected from FEAST for the next step, are invited for the 2-day boot camp. All steps summarized: Ap...

I'd say no need to worry about it right now. I see you are in YYZ FIR, so they give you plenty of time to get medical done once you are given an offer. Trick is to get it done within the first week of receiving the offer, and you'll get it well in advance, even if they end up needing additional test...