Air Traffic Controller Career Plan Worksheet

Career Plan Use the steps and tips to create a career plan on the website shown above. For this assignment, you will need to only show one viable career option. Although, you may want to continue to identify goals and paths for a 2nd or 3rd option if you are unsure of exactly what you want to do.(1) – Identify your career options and choose one to plan out (this would be your long-term goal). IMPORTANT NOTE: (I want you to choose AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER as the career option that you’ll plan out). For the other two options, they MUST be related to AVIATION.(2) – Research job opportunities, job growth, expected median income for the geographic location of your choice. Include these items in your career plan assignment.(3) – Identify your relevant and/or transferable skills.(4) – Identify your goals for 2yrs, 5yrs, and 10yrs.Once you’ve got your list of career options, develop a plan of action to reach your objective. Use the SMART model to identify specific goals and steps needed to achieve them. Set milestones on the path to reaching your long-term goals to keep you encouraged and motivated.SMART:a. Specific: clearly identify your specific goalsb. Measurable: Define criteria for tracking progress.c. Attainable: Your end goals should have at least a 50 percent chance of being achieved.d. Relevant: Make sure each milestone and the end goal are important and relevant to your desired outcome.e. Time-bound: Your plan should fit within a specified time frame.(5) – Create a plan of actionIdentify realistic expectations for your plan. List each action step specifically and in detail to help you track your progress and remain on track. As you complete each step, cross it off, or if your priorities change, it’s up to you if you decide to amend the plan as needed.