Transport Canada's two generic dispatcher exams, plus the radio certificate most aviation jobs need — each turned into a guided path of short, trackable lessons.
The Restricted Operator Certificate – Aeronautical: phraseology, calling procedure, MAYDAY and PAN PAN. Issued for life, and shared with drone pilots and pilots.
Start studying Guided course EXAM 1Air law and ATC procedures, aircraft and systems, instruments, navigation and flight planning, radio aids, performance, theory of flight and human factors. Study path in preparation.
Explore the path Guided course EXAM 2The atmosphere through to fronts, icing, thunderstorms, jet streams, and reading every report, forecast and chart a dispatcher relies on. Study path in preparation.
Explore the pathBoth dispatcher exams are Transport Canada's generic exams — pass both, then your air operator trains and qualifies you on the job. The ROC-A is a separate radio certificate from ISED.
Smallest syllabus, fastest win — and the radio discipline carries straight into dispatch work.
Everything except weather: regulations, aircraft, navigation, performance and people.
The meteorology exam — the biggest single block of study in the dispatcher syllabus.
After both exams: air-operator-specific training approved by Transport Canada.