The Air Traffic Control Management course is a comprehensive, 52-week academic and workforce training program designed to introduce students to the operational systems, regulations, and decision-making processes that guide modern airspace management. Our curriculum is meticulously mapped to the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI) requirements, ensuring full compliance with the learning objectives outlined in FAA Order JO 3120.4 (Air Traffic Technical Training). By integrating the Air Traffic Basics, Tower Initial Qualification, and En Route Initial Qualification directives directly into our coursework, we provide a seamless educational pathway that mirrors the technical rigor of the FAA Academy. Furthermore, our training environment embraces the National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) standards for professionalism and safety. We incorporate high-fidelity simulation and competency-based assessments to foster the decision-making, phraseology, and situational awareness essential for the modern National Airspace System (NAS). This dual focus ensures graduates are not only technically proficient but also culturally prepared for the collaborative, safety-centric workforce advocated by NATCA. Throughout the program, students examine the structure and management of controlled airspace, the responsibilities of air traffic controllers, and the systems used to safely coordinate aircraft movements across ground, tower, terminal, and en-route environments. Instruction focuses on the regulatory frameworks that govern aviation operations, including Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs), separation standards, aviation safety systems, and communication protocols used between controllers and pilots.