FEATURED: ASECNA launches fully-funded scholarships in air traffic control, meteorology, electronics

Agency for Aerial Navigation Safety in Africa and Madagascar (ASECNA) has launched a fully-funded scholarship competition for training at the African School of Meteorology and Civil Aviation (EAMAC) in Niamey, Niger. This initiative offers young professionals an opportunity to pursue careers in civil aviation and meteorology while contributing to the development of civil aviation in Africa. ALSO READ: Rwanda to host 2025 Aviation Africa Summit Fields of study The scholarship is open to candidates interested in pursuing careers in Air Traffic Control (ATC), Meteorology (MET), and Electronics and Information Systems (CNS). Eligibility criteria Candidates must meet specific requirements based on their chosen field of study. For Air Traffic Control (ATC), applicants must have completed at least two years of university education in a STEM field, hold a Bachelor’s degree in a STEM discipline, or possess a Polytechnic diploma in a STEM-related area. Additionally, they must be between 21 and 29 years old as of January 2025. ALSO READ: Drone experts root for improved air traffic control For Meteorology (MET), candidates must meet the same academic requirements, however, they must be 27 years old or younger as of January 2025. For Electronics and Information Systems (CNS), applicants must also meet the same academic requirements. Like Meteorology candidates, they must be 27 years old or younger as of January 2025. How to apply Interested candidates must register online via the official EAMAC website: www.eamac.ne. Only candidates who complete the online registration process will be invited to submit their application documents to the ASECNA offices at Kigali International Airport. Application deadline The deadline for online registration is March 28. For more information contact the ASECNA Representation in Rwanda at 0737791290/0724123069.

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FEATURED: ASECNA launches fully-funded scholarships in air traffic control, meteorology, electronics