This Comprehensive (8.5 x 11, - 167 pg.) Guide
Includes: Career Type, Education Requirements,
Who Employs, Complete Job Descriptions, Job
Outlook, Salary and Benefit Information, Tips on
writing Dynamic Resumes and Cover Letters, and
Interview Techniques that get you hired. With the
Avjobs Career Guide you will know: what to expect, where to find
the jobs, know the application process, what airlines really
look for, and a lot more...
Never go to an interview unprepared again.
Necessary Elements for Careers in Today's
Aviation Industry.
"Take Charge of Your Future Today!"
The aviation industry offers career opportunities to
suit many interests and backgrounds. As aviation remains
an integral part of our society, there is a growing need
for qualified personnel. Avjobs.com provides this look
at careers in aviation for you as you plan for your
future. Many of the careers in this publication are
available in the Avjobs Applicant Portal.
Our 167 page guide contains:
- Comprehensive Job Descriptions
- Job Outlook(s)
- Salary and Benefit Information
- Where to Get an Application and How
to Fill it Out
- Tips on writing Dynamic Resumes and
Cover Letters
- Interviewing Techniques That Get You
Hired
- And a lot More...
Key benefits of the 167 page guide
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Know what to expect...
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Know where to find the jobs...
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Never go to an interview unprepared...
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Know the application process...
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Know what airlines really look for...
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And a lot More...
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Pilots and
Flight Engineer Careers
Most people would agree that the most glamorous,
exciting, and challenging job in aviation is that of the
pilot. The pilot is at the controls of the plane and is
ultimately responsible for a safe, comfortable, and
efficient flight. This is what aviation is all about!
Flight
Attendant Careers
Ever wanted to be a Flight Attendant? This section
contains helpful information about this position
including job descriptions basic requirements and much
more.
Air Traffic
Control Specialist Careers
There will be over 74 million flight operations at tower
equipped airports. What does this mean to the FAA? An
increased demand for Air Traffic Controllers in the
future.
Airport
Careers
The Airport is one of the most vital elements in our air
transport system. A well equipped airport provides a
variety of facilities for the aircraft and for crews and
passengers.
Aviation
Safety Inspector Careers
The FAA's safety responsibilities cover almost every
facet of aviation, including the certification of
aircraft, pilots, mechanics, and those involved in
aircraft manufacturing.
Aviation
Maintenance and Avionics Careers
Aviation Maintenance Technicians have an important
responsibility for keeping airplanes operating safely
and efficiently. Their work has been challenged greatly
in recent years, and it will continue to change rapidly
because of space age advances in computer technology,
electronics, and fiber composite structural materials.
Government
Aviation Careers
In response to a Congressional mandate, the Federal
Aviation Administration, as part of its effort to plan
for the future of air transportation, conducts an
Aviation Education Program to inform Students, teachers,
and the public about the Nation's air transport system.
Customer Satisfaction
We regard it as a privilege to serve our customers. We
make 100% customer satisfaction our overriding priority.
Professional Courtesy
We comport ourselves with highest levels of business
ethics and professional courtesy.
Professionalism
We demonstrate the highest levels of professionalism and
quality in everything we do. Goal and Action Orientation
We set aggressive goals and have a bias for action.
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