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Turn weather observations into information that helps aviation teams plan safely.
Explore meteorology studies and the additional competencies involved in aviation forecasting.
EduWings offers aviation awareness training and career guidance for school learners. The professional courses below are delivered by independent institutions; EduWings does not offer or award these qualifications.
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Meteorology is the study of the atmosphere. Aviation meteorologists focus on weather that affects flight, including visibility, cloud, wind, storms and turbulence. They interpret observations and forecasts so operational teams can understand changing conditions.
A meteorology degree provides a scientific foundation. Aviation-specific preparation and assessed workplace competence are additional steps, and the job includes communication as well as analysis.
Typical learning areas across these routes; the institution’s syllabus defines the exact content.
Examples of relevant routes, with institution-specific entry guidance. Contact the provider to confirm the current intake and assess your qualifications.
University of Nairobi
Build a strong foundation in mathematics, science and data interpretation.
Check the employer’s requirements for aviation forecasting or observation roles and any additional professional training.
A meteorology degree is not a pilot licence or an air traffic controller qualification.
Experience and specialist study can lead to senior forecasting, aviation meteorology supervision, research or climate-service roles.
These are possible pathways, not promises of employment. Employers assess qualifications, competence and experience.
Reviewed 19 September 2026. Requirements and intake availability can change; confirm with the named institution and regulator before applying.
Help aircraft move safely through controlled airspace and around airports.
Protect passengers, staff and aviation operations through security procedures.
EduWings delivers awareness and career guidance at school. Professional qualifications are pursued with the relevant training institution.