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The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is seeking three Administrative Assistants to join its Air Navigation Bureau in Montreal. Candidates should have a secondary school completion and significant office administration experience, and will support various administrative tasks including document preparation and event organization.
ICAO Invites Applications for 3 Administrative Assistant Posts Based in Canada
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), headquartered in Montreal, QC, Canada, is seeking three dedicated and skilled Administrative Assistants to join its Air Navigation Bureau (ANB). This is an excellent opportunity for experienced administrative professionals to contribute to global aviation safety and air navigation excellence.
About the Organizational Setting
The Air Navigation Bureau (ANB) provides technical guidance to the Air Navigation Commission, the Council, and the Assembly. It offers expertise across aviation disciplines, maintains international initiatives like GASP and GANP, oversees system upgrades, and produces safety and navigation reports. The ANB develops standards, recommended practices, procedures, and guidance materials to enhance global aviation safety and efficiency, and manages USOAP to monitor safety oversight capabilities of States.
Role and Responsibilities
The Administrative Assistants will work under the supervision of the Chief or Programme Coordinator. Their duties include :
Qualifications and Experience
Candidates should have :
Core Competencies
Ideal candidates will demonstrate :
Why Join ICAO?
Joining ICAO offers a chance to contribute to global aviation safety and navigation initiatives, working in a stimulating environment that promotes professional growth and international cooperation.
Application Process
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply promptly, as positions are highly competitive. Prepare your application to become part of ICAO’s mission to promote safe, efficient, and sustainable air navigation worldwide.
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