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Introductory Courses

Course Overview

The aerodrome design, facilities and layout are rather complex and require the users to fully understand the role of each part of an aerodrome. This is further compounded by the need to ensure high standards of safety of aircraft operations as well as the persistent aviation security concern.

Course Objective

After successful completion of the course, the participant will be able to identify aerodrome facilities, services and layout and subsequently be in a position to use the aerodrome including its facilities according to ICAO Annex 14.

Learning Modules
  • Aerodrome data
  • General design and layout of an aerodrome
  • Use and location Airport ground aids
  • Airport Markings and Signs
  • Airport Lighting system
  • Obstacle around aerodromes
  • Aerodrome operational services, equipment and installations
  • Basics of Aerodrome maintenance
Course Overview

To ensure that an aviation organization complies with ISO 19011 and other regulatory requirements, the audit process has to be effective and systematic. To guarantee that the audit process is carried out professionally, the audit trainees need to be extensively and comprehensively trained.

Course Objective

The objective of this course is to enable participants upon completion of the training to conduct an Audit in an aviation organizations in the capacity of Lead Auditors. The role of the lead auditor involves to conduct, report and follow up an audit event to establish conformity (or otherwise) with Regulatory or other requirements.

Learning Modules
  • Principles of Auditing
  • Managing Audit Program
  • Conducting Audit
  • Auditor Competence and Evaluation
  • Audit Report Writing
  • Route Cause Analysis
Course Overview

Two-way radio communication is crucial in the aviation industry for maintaining safety, efficiency and coordination of various activities. It facilitates real-time communication between pilots, air traffic controllers and ground personnel, enabling seamless operations. The proper use of radio communication has a serious impact on the efficiency of operations as well as ensuring safety in all the aviation activities.

Course Objective

At the end of this course, participants will be able to recognize and understand the requirement and importance of the correct use of Radiotelephony by aviation personnel in the operational environment.

Learning Modules
  • Invention of the radio
  • Principle of operation of the radio
  • Benefits of two-way radio communication
  • Factors affecting communication during aviation operations
  • The need for Standardization
  • The Role of ICAO in the correct use of RTF
  • ICAO RTF guidance material
  • English Language Proficiency (ELP)
  • General Operating Procedures
Course Overview

Since the introduction of the Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS), a lot of functions that used to be carried out using manual systems and other forms of technology have been taken over by the RPAS. This has resulted in frequent incidents of conflict between RPAS activities and civil aircraft operations that has occasionally witnessed serious safety incidents and accidents. This course discusses the ICAO and National Regulatory Scope and Framework to ensure safety of operation of civil aircraft.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to understand both the ICAO and National Regulatory Scope and Framework in ensuring the safety of civil aircraft.

Learning Modules
  • Introduction to RPAS
  • ICAO Regulatory Scope and Framework
  • Authorization, Certification and Airworthiness Approvals
  • Responsibilities of the RPAS Operator
  • Licensing and Competencies of RPAS pilot and operator
  • RPAS Operations
  • ATC Communications
  • Integration of RPAS Operations into ATM and ATM Procedures
  • Use of Aerodromes
Course Overview

Safety management in the aviation industry is very important in ensuring the safety of all systems that are within the operations of the aviation industry. This course discusses the importance of ensuring that all the industry actors play their part in enhancing and promoting safety in their routine activities.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to understand and back all the initiatives that promote safety management system for the growth and stability of the aviation industry.

Learning Modules
  • Introduction to SMS
  • Evolution of Safety Management
  • The role of Safety Management
  • Safety Policy
  • Safety Risk Management
  • Safety Assurance
  • Safety Promotion
Course Overview

The efficiency of the identification of threats and errors and their subsequent management determines the level of safety of a given airspace, airport or even an airline. The role of threat and error management in a given aviation organization is critical and cannot be over emphasized.

Course Objective

Upon completion of this training program, participants will be able to demonstrate clear theoretical understanding, from an operational perspective, of the intricate inter-relationship between safety and human performance within dynamic and challenging operational contexts.

Learning Modules
  • Description of Threat and Error Management
  • The Threat and Error Management (TEM) Framework including its use and components
  • Management of Threat and Error

ATC Initial Controller Training

Course Overview

This course introduces participants to Air Traffic Services (ATS) in general and develops the fundamental skills and theoretical knowledge required before progressing to rating-specific courses (i.e ICAO 052 Aerodrome Control Course, ICAO 053 Approach Procedural Control Course, ICAO 054 Approach/Area Surveillance Control, ICAO 055 Area Procedural Control Course). It is structured in accordance with the standards prescribed in ICAO Annex 1 and ICAO Doc. 10056.

Course Objectives
  • Gain essential knowledge and understanding as outlined in ICAO Annex 1.
  • Understand the ATC environments of Tower, Approach, and Area Control.
  • Learn core ATS procedures and aviation-related subjects.
  • Recognize the role of ATC in ensuring safe, efficient, and orderly aircraft operations.
  • Understand the significance of human factors and teamwork in air traffic management.
  • Be fully prepared to proceed with specialized ATC rating courses.
Learning Modules
  • Aviation Law
  • ATC Equipment
  • Navigation
  • Human Factors
  • Meteorology
  • Aircraft
  • Air Traffic Management
  • Professional Environment & Communication

Prerequisite: Completion of high school education (A Pass in English is mandatory)

Course Overview

This course aims to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and attitude required to manage aircraft operations on and around the aerodrome, including control of aircraft taking off, landing, taxiing, and coordination with vehicles and personnel in the maneuvering area. It adheres to the standards set by ICAO Annex 1 and ICAO Doc. 10056.

Course Objectives
  • Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of aerodrome control in line with ICAO Annex 1 and GCAA CARs
  • Understand the aerodrome layout and operational environment.
  • Coordinate effectively with related ATC units.
  • Apply human factors and threat and error management within the ATC environment.
  • Develop teamwork and decision-making skills.
  • Recognize different aircraft categories and their operational characteristics.
Learning Modules
  • Aviation Law
  • ATC Equipment
  • Navigation
  • Human Factors
  • Meteorology
  • Aircraft
  • Air Traffic Management
  • Professional Environment & Communication
  • Abnormal and Emergency Situations (ABES)
  • Aerodrome and Ground Aids
  • Practical Simulated Exercises for Tower/Ground Control

Prerequisite: Successful completion of ICAO 051 – Basic ATC Course

Course Overview

This course is designed to equip Air Traffic Control (ATC) trainees with the competencies required to manage arriving, departing, and transiting aircraft using appropriate ATS surveillance equipment. The course adheres to the standards outlined in ICAO Annex 1 and ICAO Doc. 10056.

Participants will receive a solid theoretical foundation in air traffic services and will apply their knowledge through practical radar simulation exercises, enabling them to handle real-world scenarios with confidence and efficiency.

Course Objectives
  • Understand airspace structures and sector responsibilities
  • Apply ATS rules, procedures, and use of standard references
  • Operate and interpret air navigation and radar surveillance equipment
  • Assess terrain and prominent geographical features
  • Analyze traffic characteristics and flow management
  • Understand weather implications on ATC operations
  • Apply search and rescue and emergency procedures
  • Ensure terrain clearance and provide surveillance-based air traffic services
Learning Modules
  • Aviation Law
  • ATC Equipment
  • Navigation
  • Human Factors
  • Meteorology
  • Aircraft
  • Air Traffic Management
  • Aerodrome and Ground Aids
  • Simulator Equipment & Operations
  • Professional Environment
  • Practical Simulated Exercises for Approach / RADAR Control

Prerequisite: Successful completion of ICAO 051 – Basic ATC Course

Safety Management

Course Overview

Occasionally, staff are exposed to stressful incidents that leave them devastated and require an intervention to recover. The Critical Incident Stress Management course is designed to present the core elements of a comprehensive, systematic and multi-component crisis intervention curriculum. This three day course prepares participants to understand a wide range of crisis intervention services including Group and Individual Crisis Intervention techniques. The need for appropriate follow up services and referrals when necessary is also described. This course will prepare you to provide support to individuals and groups following exposure to adverse events in the work place. The goal is to keep strong, healthy and productive staff.

Course Objectives
  • The nature and definition of psychological crisis
  • The nature and definition of crisis intervention
  • An awareness of basic terms and conditions of human stress and traumatic stress
  • The resistance, resilience and recovery continuum
  • Familiarity with critical incident stress management and its role within a continuum of care
  • Implementation of practical components of situational management utilizing tools such as group circles, role play, etc
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and predictors of PTSD
  • Common psychological and behavioral crisis reactions and basic signs and symptoms that effect the human cognitive, physical, emotional and spiritual self
  • The impacts of colonization in self and community
  • Complex-compound trauma as an outcome of colonization
  • Respect of cultural protocol within a community
  • Implementation of facilitator self-care practices
Learning Modules
  • Fundamental human factors concepts
  • Background of Critical Incident Stress Management in Aviation
  • Stress and Stress Management
  • Stress in Air Traffic Control
  • How to prevent stress in AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
  • Critical Incident Stress Management in Aviation
Course Overview

The efficiency of the identification of threats and errors and their subsequent management determines the level of safety of a given airspace, airport or even an airline. The role of threat and error management in a given aviation organization is critical and cannot be over emphasized.

Course Objective

Upon completion of this training program, participants will be able to demonstrate clear theoretical understanding, from an operational perspective, of the intricate inter-relationship between safety and human performance within dynamic and challenging operational contexts.

Learning Modules
  • Description of Threat and Error Management
  • The Threat and Error Management (TEM) Framework including its use and components
  • Management of Threat and Error
Course Overview

To maintain a safe aviation system, the safety hazards have to be identified and managed continuously by all organizations that play an important role in offering services in the aviation industry. This course discusses how risks in the aviation organizations are identified and managed on a continuous basis.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to understand how risks are identified, investigated, classified and managed in aviation organizations.

Learning Modules
  • Hazard Identification
  • Risk Assessment
  • Risk Mitigation
  • Tracking
  • Safety Incidents Reporting and Investigations
Course Overview

Safety management in airports has been misinterpreted in several situations thereby failing to recognize its critical role in ensuring safety of all airport operations especially in less busy airfields. Considering that a flight originates and terminates at an airport, ICAO recognizes SMS training as a very important pillar in the growth and the development of the aviation industry. This course discusses how safety should be handled in less busy airports to ensure that its role is not diluted or under estimated in any way.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to understand the safety management system that is required in small airports.

Learning Modules
  • Introduction to SMS
  • Evolution of Safety Management
  • Safety Policy
  • Safety Risk Management
  • Safety Assurance
  • Safety Promotion

English Language Training

Course Overview

The aim of this course is to give aviation professionals the communication skills they need in order to achieve their goals by improving non-routine English vocabulary, listening, pronunciation and fluency to better express themselves and have confidence when speaking with pilots and air traffic controllers from around the world. Online English programs will meet students’ needs. The students will receive an organized and structured program that has been designed to ensure success. By the end of the program the students will be more effective communicators, more confident, and closer to reaching their career goals.

Course Objectives
  • This course is tailored-made specifically for aviation professionals to reach a higher level on the ICAO English operational requirements. This course is focused on improving listening, speaking and gaining confidence in English, considering the six dimensions described by the ICAO: pronunciation, structure, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, and interaction.
  • This course uses a blended approach. Blended learning refers to the combination of self-study and classroom learning. In a blended classroom students use authentic material outside of class to prepare for an active learning experience in the classroom. Students will be encouraged to engage, formulate their own arguments and build confidence by presenting their views to the class.
Weekly Outline
  • Week 1: Introduction & Experience-Related Interview
  • Week 2: Learn Strategies to Paraphrase
  • Week 3: Interactive Comprehension
  • Week 4: Picture Description Strategy
  • Week 5: Picture Description Strategy (Advanced)
  • Week 6: Picture Description Strategy (Mastery)
  • Week 7: Interactive Discussion on Aviation Disasters
  • Week 8: Final Interactive Discussion & Wrap-up
Details of Training
  • Up to 6 students per group; more groups for extra students.
  • 1 hour online class per week via Microsoft Teams.
  • 2 hours total effort expected per week.
  • All materials provided by the instructor.
  • Instructor always available for guidance and support.

Human Factor

Course Overview

Teamwork is crucial for achieving common goals, as it leverages the diverse skills and perspectives of individuals to produce better outcomes than any individual could alone. Teamwork fosters collaboration, innovation and a sense of unity, leading to increased productivity to both the team and the organization. This course trains the staff on the need to work as a team and the crucial benefits realized from a strong team.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to enhance the safety and efficiency of operations by optimizing the use of all available resources, including human, informational and material resources.

Learning Modules
  • Introduction to team work
  • Team work and team role
  • Stress management
  • Communication
  • Decision making
  • Situation awareness
Course Overview

Human factors is about understanding the ways in which people interact with the world, their capabilities and limitations and influencing human activity to improve the way people do their work. This course discusses the impact of human capabilities and limitations in aviation operational areas and how it impacts human performance and ultimately, aviation safety.

Course Objective

At the end of this course, learners will be able to understand the background of human factors in aviation and its importance in enhancing safety.

Learning Modules
  • The meaning and definition of Human Factors
  • The Aviation Industry need for Human Factors
  • A conceptual model of HF
  • Clarification of common misconceptions
  • The application of Human Factors in aviation
  • The SHELL model
Course Overview

Fatigue is a major cause of concern in the aviation industry today and has been associated with several incidents and accidents. Fatigue has been observed to be more prevalent among the shift workers and other aviation professionals who travel to different time zones in their course of duty. This course looks into the most common causes of fatigue and how it can be managed.

Course Objective

To enable course participants who work in shift duties to recognize fatigue in self and others; and mitigate/manage fatigue risks so as to consistently maintain good human performance without compromising their ability to carry out their tasks safely.

Learning Modules
  • Description of fatigue
  • Relationship between fatigue and aviation environment
  • Consequences of fatigue on safety and performance
  • Identify the most common causes fatigue
  • Common symptoms of fatigue
  • How to prevent or respond to fatigue
Course Overview

Stress is a common occurrence in today’s working environment and a serious concern in the aviation industry. This course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the effects of stress in aviation and how it impacts the operational environment. The operational Human Factors knowledge gained on this course will be useful in improving safety and performance.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be well equipped with comprehensive knowledge about stress and stress management, including understanding the concept of stress, recognizing its phases and types, identifying its causes and being able to spot stress symptoms. Furthermore, participants will learn about the adverse effects of stress on performance and develop effective stress management techniques to mitigate its impact on their professional lives.

Learning Modules
  • Stress and the phases of stress
  • Types, causes and symptoms of stress
  • Effects of stress on performance and stress management
Course Overview

The efficiency of the identification of threats and errors and their subsequent management determines the level of safety of a given airspace, airport or even an airline. The role of threat and error management in a given aviation organization is critical and cannot be over emphasized.

Course Objective

Upon completion of this training program, participants will be able to demonstrate clear theoretical understanding, from an operational perspective, of the intricate inter-relationship between safety and human performance within dynamic and challenging operational contexts.

Learning Modules
  • Description of Threat and Error Management
  • The Threat and Error Management (TEM) Framework including its use and components
  • Management of Threat and Error
Course Overview

Wrong action or inaction by an operational person can lead to deviations from organizational or the operational person’s intentions or expectations. This could highly compromise safety and occasionally result in safety incidents and in a few occasions, can culminate in an accident. This course delves into causes of errors in aviation operational areas and how they can be reduced and where possible, be completely eliminated.

Course Objective

To provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the effect and management of Human error in aviation and how they impact the operational environment. The course further discusses the areas where errors are more likely to occur and how they should be detected and managed. The operational Human Factors knowledge gained on this course will be useful in improving safety and performance.

Learning Modules
  • Description of human error
  • Difference between error and violation
  • The error trajectory
  • Human Error Management: Relevant Theories

Development Training

Course Overview

Air Traffic Control service is continuous and offered on a 24 basis in most stations whereby the officers are deployed on rotating shift duties. In the last 2 decades, tremendous growth in air traffic has been witnessed leading to the need for better supervision of deployed staff. The Air Traffic Control Supervisor Course is designed to equip participants with the competence required to effectively fulfil supervisory responsibilities during their shift.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to carry out supervisory responsibilities effectively in the tour of the shift.

Learning Modules
  • Roles and Responsibilities of a supervisor
  • Operations (Resource Management, Handover and Takeover shift)
  • Safety (Stress Management, Fatigue Management, IFER, CISM, Incident Management)
  • Quality (Process Improvement, Quality Management System, Performance Evaluation, Stakeholder requirements – Military cooperation)
Course Overview

To ensure that an aviation organization complies with ISO 19011 and other regulatory requirements, the audit process has to be effective and systematic. To guarantee that the audit process is carried out professionally, the audit trainees need to be extensively and comprehensively trained.

Course Objective

The objective of this course is to enable participants upon completion of the training to conduct an Audit in an aviation organizations in the capacity of Lead Auditors. The role of the lead auditor involves to conduct, report and follow up an audit event to establish conformity (or otherwise) with Regulatory or other requirements.

Learning Modules
  • Principles of Auditing
  • Managing Audit Program
  • Conducting Audit
  • Auditor Competence and Evaluation
  • Audit Report Writing
  • Route Cause Analysis
Course Overview

Proper assessment is a critical aspect in training delivery as it allows the evaluation of training effectiveness. In addition, a key element of assuring the safety of air traffic services is ensuring that controllers are competent to perform their tasks safely.

The Examiner Techniques/Competency Assessor Course is designed to enable course participants to develop administer and score tests in a standardized manner which ensures test reliability and validity. The Course also provides the Course Participant with the rationale, knowledge, techniques and practical skills needed to undertake the important role of Practical Examiner/Competence Assessor.

Course Objectives
  • ICAO and State Regulatory rules and regulations pertaining to ATC licensing
  • Regulatory requirements of an Examiner
  • Compiling, administering and evaluating written assessments
  • Compiling, administering and evaluating practical assessments using the ICAO competency based framework
Learning Modules
  • Regulatory Requirements
  • Compiling of Written Assessments
  • Administration of Written Assessments
  • Evaluating of Written Assessments
  • Compiling, Administrating And Evaluating Written Assessments
  • Compiling of Practical Assessments
  • Administration of Practical Assessments
  • Evaluation of Practical Assessments
  • Human Factors
  • Compiling, Administrating And Evaluating Written Assessments
Course Overview

Proper assessment is a critical aspect in training delivery as it allows the evaluation of training effectiveness. In addition, a key element of assuring the safety of air traffic services is ensuring that controllers are competent to perform their tasks safely.

The Examiner Techniques/Competency Assessor Course is designed to enable course participants to develop administer and score tests in a standardized manner which ensures test reliability and validity. The Course also provides the Course Participant with the rationale, knowledge, techniques and practical skills needed to undertake the important role of Practical Examiner/Competence Assessor.

Course Objectives
  • ICAO and State Regulatory rules and regulations pertaining to ATC licensing
  • Regulatory requirements of an Examiner
  • Compiling, administering and evaluating written assessments
  • Compiling, administering and evaluating practical assessments using the ICAO competency based framework
Learning Modules
  • Regulatory Requirements
  • Compiling of Written Assessments
  • Administration of Written Assessments
  • Evaluating of Written Assessments
  • Compiling, Administrating And Evaluating Written Assessments
  • Compiling of Practical Assessments
  • Administration of Practical Assessments
  • Evaluation of Practical Assessments
  • Human Factors
  • Compiling, Administrating And Evaluating Written Assessments
Course Overview

The On-the-Job Training Instructor (OJTI) Course is designed to provide Air Traffic Controllers holding an ATC License/Certificate of Competence with specific knowledge, skills and attitudes for developing instructional technical capabilities that will enable them to optimize the job post performance to Student Air Traffic Control Officers (SATCOs) both in simulator and live traffic in the most efficient way.

This course is tailored-made specifically for aviation professionals to teach prospective OJTIs to prepare, train, monitor, and assess both trainees in an initial qualification program, as well as qualified controllers fulfilling Unit competency requirements. The course incorporates theoretical and practical (simulated) instruction.

Course Objectives
  • Prepare and deliver structured training in both simulator and live traffic environments.
  • Apply effective training techniques to optimize trainee performance.
  • Monitor progress and conduct assessments in compliance with regulatory standards.
  • Develop instructional competencies to enhance learning outcomes.
Learning Modules
  • Training Organization
  • Human Behavior (Introduction, Motivation, Inhibitors to Learning, Student Emotional Reactions, Adult Learning)
  • The Learning Process (How People Learn)
  • ON-THE-JOB TRAINING Job Aids
  • ON-THE-JOB TRAINING Techniques
  • ON-THE-JOB Assessment
  • Training Records and Report Writing
Course Overview

The On-the-Job Training Instructor (OJTI) Course is designed to provide Air Traffic Controllers holding an ATC License/Certificate of Competence with specific knowledge, skills and attitudes for developing instructional technical capabilities that will enable them to optimize the job post performance to Student Air Traffic Control Officers (SATCOs) both in simulator and live traffic in the most efficient way.

This course is tailored-made specifically for aviation professionals to teach prospective OJTIs to prepare, train, monitor, and assess both trainees in an initial qualification program, as well as qualified controllers fulfilling Unit competency requirements. The course incorporates theoretical and practical (simulated) instruction.

Course Objectives
  • Prepare and deliver structured training in both simulator and live traffic environments.
  • Apply effective training techniques to optimize trainee performance.
  • Monitor progress and conduct assessments in compliance with regulatory standards.
  • Develop instructional competencies to enhance learning outcomes.
Learning Modules
  • Training Organization
  • Human Behavior (Introduction, Motivation, Inhibitors to Learning, Student Emotional Reactions, Adult Learning)
  • The Learning Process (How People Learn)
  • ON-THE-JOB TRAINING Job Aids
  • ON-THE-JOB TRAINING Techniques
  • ON-THE-JOB Assessment
  • Training Records and Report Writing
Course Overview

Safety incidents require keen and comprehensive investigations to determine the cause of the loss of safety and also to ensure that there is no repeat of the same type of incident in future.

Course Objective

The Training will enable the participants to effectively and systematically conduct Safety Incident Investigations professionally without any intentions of laying blame on any person or persons. It will also allow the course participants to conduct a fair and impartial Safety Incident Investigation using the highest standards possible.

Learning Modules
  • Purpose of investigation
  • Occurrence reporting and SMS
  • Human Factors
  • Understanding Hindsight bias
  • Gathering facts
  • Interviewing techniques
  • Analysis process
  • Writing recommendations/report
Course Overview

Safety incidents require keen and comprehensive investigations to determine the cause of the loss of safety and also to ensure that there is no repeat of the same type of incident in future.

Course Objective

The Training will enable the participants to effectively and systematically conduct Safety Incident Investigations professionally without any intentions of laying blame on any person or persons. It will also allow the course participants to conduct a fair and impartial Safety Incident Investigation using the highest standards possible.

Learning Modules
  • Purpose of investigation
  • Occurrence reporting and SMS
  • Human Factors
  • Understanding Hindsight bias
  • Gathering facts
  • Interviewing techniques
  • Analysis process
  • Writing recommendations/report
Course Overview

Effective and efficient training delivery requires meticulous planning and systematic implementation. This course trains participants on how to make training easy and enjoyable to an instructor while learners relish and participate in the training process.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to plan and deliver training successfully and professionally.

Learning Modules
  • Preparation of a training plan
  • Preparing the training environment
  • Training delivery process
  • Managing trainees effectively
  • Trainee assessment and feedback
  • Course evaluation and report preparation
  • Instructor personal development
Course Overview

Effective and efficient training delivery requires meticulous planning and systematic implementation. This course trains participants on how to make training easy and enjoyable to an instructor while learners relish and participate in the training process.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to plan and deliver training successfully and professionally.

Learning Modules
  • Preparation of a training plan
  • Preparing the training environment
  • Training delivery process
  • Managing trainees effectively
  • Trainee assessment and feedback
  • Course evaluation and report preparation
  • Instructor personal development

Training Calendar

Introductory Courses

Course Overview

The aerodrome design, facilities and layout are rather complex and require the users to fully understand the role of each part of an aerodrome. This is further compounded by the need to ensure high standards of safety of aircraft operations as well as the persistent aviation security concern.

Course Objective

After successful completion of the course, the participant will be able to identify aerodrome facilities, services and layout and subsequently be in a position to use the aerodrome including its facilities according to ICAO Annex 14.

Learning Modules
  • Aerodrome data
  • General design and layout of an aerodrome
  • Use and location Airport ground aids
  • Airport Markings and Signs
  • Airport Lighting system
  • Obstacle around aerodromes
  • Aerodrome operational services, equipment and installations
  • Basics of Aerodrome maintenance
Course Overview

To ensure that an aviation organization complies with ISO 19011 and other regulatory requirements, the audit process has to be effective and systematic. To guarantee that the audit process is carried out professionally, the audit trainees need to be extensively and comprehensively trained.

Course Objective

The objective of this course is to enable participants upon completion of the training to conduct an Audit in an aviation organizations in the capacity of Lead Auditors. The role of the lead auditor involves to conduct, report and follow up an audit event to establish conformity (or otherwise) with Regulatory or other requirements.

Learning Modules
  • Principles of Auditing
  • Managing Audit Program
  • Conducting Audit
  • Auditor Competence and Evaluation
  • Audit Report Writing
  • Route Cause Analysis
Course Overview

Two-way radio communication is crucial in the aviation industry for maintaining safety, efficiency and coordination of various activities. It facilitates real-time communication between pilots, air traffic controllers and ground personnel, enabling seamless operations. The proper use of radio communication has a serious impact on the efficiency of operations as well as ensuring safety in all the aviation activities.

Course Objective

At the end of this course, participants will be able to recognize and understand the requirement and importance of the correct use of Radiotelephony by aviation personnel in the operational environment.

Learning Modules
  • Invention of the radio
  • Principle of operation of the radio
  • Benefits of two-way radio communication
  • Factors affecting communication during aviation operations
  • The need for Standardization
  • The Role of ICAO in the correct use of RTF
  • ICAO RTF guidance material
  • English Language Proficiency (ELP)
  • General Operating Procedures
Course Overview

Since the introduction of the Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS), a lot of functions that used to be carried out using manual systems and other forms of technology have been taken over by the RPAS. This has resulted in frequent incidents of conflict between RPAS activities and civil aircraft operations that has occasionally witnessed serious safety incidents and accidents. This course discusses the ICAO and National Regulatory Scope and Framework to ensure safety of operation of civil aircraft.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to understand both the ICAO and National Regulatory Scope and Framework in ensuring the safety of civil aircraft.

Learning Modules
  • Introduction to RPAS
  • ICAO Regulatory Scope and Framework
  • Authorization, Certification and Airworthiness Approvals
  • Responsibilities of the RPAS Operator
  • Licensing and Competencies of RPAS pilot and operator
  • RPAS Operations
  • ATC Communications
  • Integration of RPAS Operations into ATM and ATM Procedures
  • Use of Aerodromes
Course Overview

Safety management in the aviation industry is very important in ensuring the safety of all systems that are within the operations of the aviation industry. This course discusses the importance of ensuring that all the industry actors play their part in enhancing and promoting safety in their routine activities.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to understand and back all the initiatives that promote safety management system for the growth and stability of the aviation industry.

Learning Modules
  • Introduction to SMS
  • Evolution of Safety Management
  • The role of Safety Management
  • Safety Policy
  • Safety Risk Management
  • Safety Assurance
  • Safety Promotion
Course Overview

The efficiency of the identification of threats and errors and their subsequent management determines the level of safety of a given airspace, airport or even an airline. The role of threat and error management in a given aviation organization is critical and cannot be over emphasized.

Course Objective

Upon completion of this training program, participants will be able to demonstrate clear theoretical understanding, from an operational perspective, of the intricate inter-relationship between safety and human performance within dynamic and challenging operational contexts.

Learning Modules
  • Description of Threat and Error Management
  • The Threat and Error Management (TEM) Framework including its use and components
  • Management of Threat and Error

ATC Initial Controller Training

Course Overview

This course introduces participants to Air Traffic Services (ATS) in general and develops the fundamental skills and theoretical knowledge required before progressing to rating-specific courses (i.e ICAO 052 Aerodrome Control Course, ICAO 053 Approach Procedural Control Course, ICAO 054 Approach/Area Surveillance Control, ICAO 055 Area Procedural Control Course). It is structured in accordance with the standards prescribed in ICAO Annex 1 and ICAO Doc. 10056.

Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will:

  • Gain essential knowledge and understanding as outlined in ICAO Annex 1.
  • Understand the ATC environments of Tower, Approach, and Area Control.
  • Learn core ATS procedures and aviation-related subjects.
  • Recognize the role of ATC in ensuring safe, efficient, and orderly aircraft operations.
  • Understand the significance of human factors and teamwork in air traffic management.
  • Be fully prepared to proceed with specialized ATC rating courses.
Learning Modules
  • Aviation Law
  • ATC Equipment
  • Navigation
  • Human Factors
  • Meteorology
  • Aircraft
  • Air Traffic Management
  • Professional Environment & Communication
Course Overview

This course aims to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and attitude required to manage aircraft operations on and around the aerodrome, including control of aircraft taking off, landing, taxiing, and coordination with vehicles and personnel in the maneuvering area. It adheres to the standards set by ICAO Annex 1 and ICAO Doc. 10056.

Learning Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

  • Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of aerodrome control in line with ICAO Annex 1 and GCAA CARs
  • Understand the aerodrome layout and operational environment.
  • Coordinate effectively with related ATC units.
  • Apply human factors and threat and error management within the ATC environment.
  • Develop teamwork and decision-making skills.
  • Recognize different aircraft categories and their operational characteristics.
Learning Modules
  • Aviation Law
  • ATC Equipment
  • Navigation
  • Human Factors
  • Meteorology
  • Aircraft
  • Air Traffic Management
  • Professional Environment & Communication
  • Abnormal and Emergency Situations (ABES)
  • Aerodrome and Ground Aids
  • Practical Simulated Exercises for Tower/Ground Control
Course Overview

This course is designed to equip Air Traffic Control (ATC) trainees with the competencies required to manage arriving, departing, and transiting aircraft using appropriate ATS surveillance equipment. The course adheres to the standards outlined in ICAO Annex 1 and ICAO Doc. 10056.

Participants will receive a solid theoretical foundation in air traffic services and will apply their knowledge through practical radar simulation exercises, enabling them to handle real-world scenarios with confidence and efficiency.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will have the knowledge and skills to:

  • Understand airspace structures and sector responsibilities
  • Apply ATS rules, procedures, and use of standard references
  • Operate and interpret air navigation and radar surveillance equipment
  • Assess terrain and prominent geographical features
  • Analyze traffic characteristics and flow management
  • Understand weather implications on ATC operations
  • Apply search and rescue and emergency procedures
  • Ensure terrain clearance and provide surveillance-based air traffic services
Learning Modules
  • Aviation Law
  • ATC Equipment
  • Navigation
  • Human Factors
  • Meteorology
  • Aircraft
  • Air Traffic Management
  • Aerodrome and Ground Aids
  • Simulator Equipment & Operations
  • Professional Environment
  • Practical Simulated Exercises for Approach / RADAR Control

Safety Management

Course Overview

Occasionally, staff are exposed to stressful incidents that leave them devastated and require an intervention to recover. The Critical Incident Stress Management course is designed to present the core elements of a comprehensive, systematic and multi-component crisis intervention curriculum. This three day course prepares participants to understand a wide range of crisis intervention services including Group and Individual Crisis Intervention techniques. The need for appropriate follow up services and referrals when necessary is also described. This course will prepare you to provide support to individuals and groups following exposure to adverse events in the work place. The goal is to keep strong, healthy and productive staff.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, the course participant will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of:

  • The nature and definition of psychological crisis
  • The nature and definition of crisis intervention
  • An awareness of basic terms and conditions of human stress and traumatic stress
  • The resistance, resilience and recovery continuum
  • Familiarity with critical incident stress management and its role within a continuum of care
  • Implementation of practical components of situational management utilizing tools such as group circles, role play, etc
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and predictors of PTSD
  • Common psychological and behavioral crisis reactions and basic signs and symptoms that effect the human cognitive, physical, emotional and spiritual self
  • The impacts of colonization in self and community
  • Complex-compound trauma as an outcome of colonization
  • Respect of cultural protocol within a community
  • Implementation of facilitator self-care practices
Learning Modules
  • Fundamental human factors concepts
  • Background of Critical Incident Stress Management in Aviation
  • Stress and Stress Management
  • Stress in Air Traffic Control
  • How to prevent stress in AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
  • Critical Incident Stress Management in Aviation
Course Overview

The efficiency of the identification of threats and errors and their subsequent management determines the level of safety of a given airspace, airport or even an airline. The role of threat and error management in a given aviation organization is critical and cannot be over emphasized.

Course Objective

Upon completion of this training program, participants will be able to demonstrate clear theoretical understanding, from an operational perspective, of the intricate inter-relationship between safety and human performance within dynamic and challenging operational contexts.

Learning Modules
  • Description of Threat and Error Management
  • The Threat and Error Management (TEM) Framework including its use and components
  • Management of Threat and Error
Course Overview

To maintain a safe aviation system, the safety hazards have to be identified and managed continuously by all organizations that play an important role in offering services in the aviation industry. This course discusses how risks in the aviation organizations are identified and managed on a continuous basis.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to understand how risks are identified, investigated, classified and managed in aviation organizations.

Learning Modules
  • Hazard Identification
  • Risk Assessment
  • Risk Mitigation
  • Tracking
  • Safety Incidents Reporting and Investigations
Course Overview

Safety management in airports has been misinterpreted in several situations thereby failing to recognize its critical role in ensuring safety of all airport operations especially in less busy airfields. Considering that a flight originates and terminates at an airport, ICAO recognizes SMS training as a very important pillar in the growth and the development of the aviation industry. This course discusses how safety should be handled in less busy airports to ensure that its role is not diluted or under estimated in any way.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to understand the safety management system that is required in small airports.

Learning Modules
  • Introduction to SMS
  • Evolution of Safety Management
  • Safety Policy
  • Safety Risk Management
  • Safety Assurance
  • Safety Promotion

English Language Training

Course Overview

The aim of this course is to give aviation professionals the communication skills they need in order to achieve their goals by improving non-routine English vocabulary, listening, pronunciation and fluency to better express themselves and have confidence when speaking with pilots and air traffic controllers from around the world. Online English programs will meet students’ needs. The students will receive an organized and structured program that has been designed to ensure success. By the end of the program the students will be more effective communicators, more confident, and closer to reaching their career goals.

Learning Objectives
  • This course is tailored-made specifically for aviation professionals to reach a higher level on the ICAO English operational requirements. This course is focused on improving listening, speaking and gaining confidence in English, considering the six dimensions described by the ICAO: pronunciation, structure, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, and interaction.
  • This course uses a blended approach. Blended learning refers to the combination of self-study and classroom learning. In a blended classroom students use authentic material outside of class to prepare for an active learning experience in the classroom. Students will be encouraged to engage, formulate their own arguments and build confidence by presenting their views to the class.
Weekly Program Outline
  • Week 1: Introduction & Experience-Related Interview
  • Week 2: Learn Strategies to Paraphrase
  • Week 3: Interactive Comprehension
  • Week 4: Picture Description Strategy
  • Week 5: Picture Description Strategy (Advanced)
  • Week 6: Picture Description Strategy (Mastery)
  • Week 7: Interactive Discussion on Aviation Disasters
  • Week 8: Final Interactive Discussion & Wrap-up
Details of Training
  • Up to 6 students per group; more groups for extra students.
  • 1 hour online class per week via Microsoft Teams.
  • 2 hours total effort expected per week.
  • All materials provided by the instructor.
  • Instructor always available for guidance and support.

Human Factor

Course Overview

Teamwork is crucial for achieving common goals, as it leverages the diverse skills and perspectives of individuals to produce better outcomes than any individual could alone. Teamwork fosters collaboration, innovation and a sense of unity, leading to increased productivity to both the team and the organization. This course trains the staff on the need to work as a team and the crucial benefits realized from a strong team.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to enhance the safety and efficiency of operations by optimizing the use of all available resources, including human, informational and material resources.

Learning Modules
  • Introduction to team work
  • Team work and team role
  • Stress management
  • Communication
  • Decision making
  • Situation awareness
Course Overview

Human factors is about understanding the ways in which people interact with the world, their capabilities and limitations and influencing human activity to improve the way people do their work. This course discusses the impact of human capabilities and limitations in aviation operational areas and how it impacts human performance and ultimately, aviation safety.

Course Objective

At the end of this course, learners will be able to understand the background of human factors in aviation and its importance in enhancing safety.

Learning Modules
  • The meaning and definition of Human Factors
  • The Aviation Industry need for Human Factors
  • A conceptual model of HF
  • Clarification of common misconceptions
  • The application of Human Factors in aviation
  • The SHELL model
Course Overview

Fatigue is a major cause of concern in the aviation industry today and has been associated with several incidents and accidents. Fatigue has been observed to be more prevalent among the shift workers and other aviation professionals who travel to different time zones in their course of duty. This course looks into the most common causes of fatigue and how it can be managed.

Course Objective

To enable course participants who work in shift duties to recognize fatigue in self and others; and mitigate/manage fatigue risks so as to consistently maintain good human performance without compromising their ability to carry out their tasks safely.

Learning Modules
  • Description of fatigue
  • Relationship between fatigue and aviation environment
  • Consequences of fatigue on safety and performance
  • Identify the most common causes fatigue
  • Common symptoms of fatigue
  • How to prevent or respond to fatigue
Course Overview

Stress is a common occurrence in today’s working environment and a serious concern in the aviation industry. This course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the effects of stress in aviation and how it impacts the operational environment. The operational Human Factors knowledge gained on this course will be useful in improving safety and performance.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be well equipped with comprehensive knowledge about stress and stress management, including understanding the concept of stress, recognizing its phases and types, identifying its causes and being able to spot stress symptoms. Furthermore, participants will learn about the adverse effects of stress on performance and develop effective stress management techniques to mitigate its impact on their professional lives.

Learning Modules
  • Stress and the phases of stress
  • Types, causes and symptoms of stress
  • Effects of stress on performance and stress management
Course Overview

The efficiency of the identification of threats and errors and their subsequent management determines the level of safety of a given airspace, airport or even an airline. The role of threat and error management in a given aviation organization is critical and cannot be over emphasized.

Course Objective

Upon completion of this training program, participants will be able to demonstrate clear theoretical understanding, from an operational perspective, of the intricate inter-relationship between safety and human performance within dynamic and challenging operational contexts.

Learning Modules
  • Description of Threat and Error Management
  • The Threat and Error Management (TEM) Framework including its use and components
  • Management of Threat and Error
Course Overview

Wrong action or inaction by an operational person can lead to deviations from organizational or the operational person’s intentions or expectations. This could highly compromise safety and occasionally result in safety incidents and in a few occasions, can culminate in an accident. This course delves into causes of errors in aviation operational areas and how they can be reduced and where possible, be completely eliminated.

Course Objective

To provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the effect and management of Human error in aviation and how they impact the operational environment. The course further discusses the areas where errors are more likely to occur and how they should be detected and managed. The operational Human Factors knowledge gained on this course will be useful in improving safety and performance.

Learning Modules
  • Description of human error
  • Difference between error and violation
  • The error trajectory
  • Human Error Management: Relevant Theories

Development Training

Course Overview

Air Traffic Control service is continuous and offered on a 24 basis in most stations whereby the officers are deployed on rotating shift duties. In the last 2 decades, tremendous growth in air traffic has been witnessed leading to the need for better supervision of deployed staff. The Air Traffic Control Supervisor Course is designed to equip participants with the competence required to effectively fulfil supervisory responsibilities during their shift.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to carry out supervisory responsibilities effectively in the tour of the shift.

Learning Modules
  • Roles and Responsibilities of a supervisor
  • Operations (Resource Management, Handover and Takeover shift)
  • Safety (Stress Management, Fatigue Management, IFER, CISM, Incident Management)
  • Quality (Process Improvement, Quality Management System, Performance Evaluation, Stakeholder requirements – Military cooperation)
Course Overview

To ensure that an aviation organization complies with ISO 19011 and other regulatory requirements, the audit process has to be effective and systematic. To guarantee that the audit process is carried out professionally, the audit trainees need to be extensively and comprehensively trained.

Course Objective

The objective of this course is to enable participants upon completion of the training to conduct an Audit in an aviation organizations in the capacity of Lead Auditors. The role of the lead auditor involves to conduct, report and follow up an audit event to establish conformity (or otherwise) with Regulatory or other requirements.

Learning Modules
  • Principles of Auditing
  • Managing Audit Program
  • Conducting Audit
  • Auditor Competence and Evaluation
  • Audit Report Writing
  • Route Cause Analysis
Course Overview

Proper assessment is a critical aspect in training delivery as it allows the evaluation of training effectiveness. In addition, a key element of assuring the safety of air traffic services is ensuring that controllers are competent to perform their tasks safely.

The Examiner Techniques/Competency Assessor Course is designed to enable course participants to develop administer and score tests in a standardized manner which ensures test reliability and validity. The Course also provides the Course Participant with the rationale, knowledge, techniques and practical skills needed to undertake the important role of Practical Examiner/Competence Assessor.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, the course participant will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of:

  • ICAO and State Regulatory rules and regulations pertaining to ATC licensing
  • Regulatory requirements of an Examiner
  • Compiling, administering and evaluating written assessments
  • Compiling, administering and evaluating practical assessments using the ICAO competency based framework
Learning Modules
  • Regulatory Requirements
  • Compiling of Written Assessments
  • Administration of Written Assessments
  • Evaluating of Written Assessments
  • Compiling, Administrating And Evaluating Written Assessments
  • Compiling of Practical Assessments
  • Administration of Practical Assessments
  • Evaluation of Practical Assessments
  • Human Factors
  • Compiling, Administrating And Evaluating Written Assessments
Course Overview

Proper assessment is a critical aspect in training delivery as it allows the evaluation of training effectiveness. In addition, a key element of assuring the safety of air traffic services is ensuring that controllers are competent to perform their tasks safely.

The Examiner Techniques/Competency Assessor Course is designed to enable course participants to develop administer and score tests in a standardized manner which ensures test reliability and validity. The Course also provides the Course Participant with the rationale, knowledge, techniques and practical skills needed to undertake the important role of Practical Examiner/Competence Assessor.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, the course participant will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of:

  • ICAO and State Regulatory rules and regulations pertaining to ATC licensing
  • Regulatory requirements of an Examiner
  • Compiling, administering and evaluating written assessments
  • Compiling, administering and evaluating practical assessments using the ICAO competency based framework
Learning Modules
  • Regulatory Requirements
  • Compiling of Written Assessments
  • Administration of Written Assessments
  • Evaluating of Written Assessments
  • Compiling, Administrating And Evaluating Written Assessments
  • Compiling of Practical Assessments
  • Administration of Practical Assessments
  • Evaluation of Practical Assessments
  • Human Factors
  • Compiling, Administrating And Evaluating Written Assessments
Course Overview

The On-the-Job Training Instructor (OJTI) Course is designed to provide Air Traffic Controllers holding an ATC License/Certificate of Competence with specific knowledge, skills and attitudes for developing instructional technical capabilities that will enable them to optimize the job post performance to Student Air Traffic Control Officers (SATCOs) both in simulator and live traffic in the most efficient way.

This course is tailored-made specifically for aviation professionals to teach prospective OJTIs to prepare, train, monitor, and assess both trainees in an initial qualification program, as well as qualified controllers fulfilling Unit competency requirements. The course incorporates theoretical and practical (simulated) instruction.

Course Objective

Participants will understand how risks are identified, investigated, classified and managed in aviation organizations.

Learning Objectives

The On-the-Job Training Instructor (OJTI) Course is designed to equip licensed Air Traffic Controllers (holding an ATC License/Certificate of Competence) with the specialized knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to effectively train, monitor, and assess both trainees in initial qualification programs and qualified controllers fulfilling Unit competency requirements. Through a combination of theoretical and practical (simulated) instruction, the course ensures that prospective OJTIs can:

  • Prepare and deliver structured training in both simulator and live traffic environments.
  • Apply effective training techniques to optimize trainee performance.
  • Monitor progress and conduct assessments in compliance with regulatory standards.
  • Develop instructional competencies to enhance learning outcomes.
Learning Modules
  • Training Organization
  • Human Behavior (Introduction, Motivation, Inhibitors to Learning, Student Emotional Reactions, Adult Learning)
  • The Learning Process (How People Learn)
  • ON-THE-JOB TRAINING Job Aids
  • ON-THE-JOB TRAINING Techniques
  • ON-THE-JOB Assessment
  • Training Records and Report Writing
Course Overview

The On-the-Job Training Instructor (OJTI) Course is designed to provide Air Traffic Controllers holding an ATC License/Certificate of Competence with specific knowledge, skills and attitudes for developing instructional technical capabilities that will enable them to optimize the job post performance to Student Air Traffic Control Officers (SATCOs) both in simulator and live traffic in the most efficient way.

This course is tailored-made specifically for aviation professionals to teach prospective OJTIs to prepare, train, monitor, and assess both trainees in an initial qualification program, as well as qualified controllers fulfilling Unit competency requirements. The course incorporates theoretical and practical (simulated) instruction.

Course Objective

Participants will understand how risks are identified, investigated, classified and managed in aviation organizations.

Learning Objectives

The On-the-Job Training Instructor (OJTI) Course is designed to equip licensed Air Traffic Controllers (holding an ATC License/Certificate of Competence) with the specialized knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to effectively train, monitor, and assess both trainees in initial qualification programs and qualified controllers fulfilling Unit competency requirements. Through a combination of theoretical and practical (simulated) instruction, the course ensures that prospective OJTIs can:

  • Prepare and deliver structured training in both simulator and live traffic environments.
  • Apply effective training techniques to optimize trainee performance.
  • Monitor progress and conduct assessments in compliance with regulatory standards.
  • Develop instructional competencies to enhance learning outcomes.
Learning Modules
  • Training Organization
  • Human Behavior (Introduction, Motivation, Inhibitors to Learning, Student Emotional Reactions, Adult Learning)
  • The Learning Process (How People Learn)
  • ON-THE-JOB TRAINING Job Aids
  • ON-THE-JOB TRAINING Techniques
  • ON-THE-JOB Assessment
  • Training Records and Report Writing
Course Overview

Safety incidents require keen and comprehensive investigations to determine the cause of the loss of safety and also to ensure that there is no repeat of the same type of incident in future.

Course Objective

The Training will enable the participants to effectively and systematically conduct Safety Incident Investigations professionally without any intentions of laying blame on any person or persons. It will also allow the course participants to conduct a fair and impartial Safety Incident Investigation using the highest standards possible.

Learning Modules
  • Purpose of investigation
  • Occurrence reporting and SMS
  • Human Factors
  • Understanding Hindsight bias
  • Gathering facts
  • Interviewing techniques
  • Analysis process
  • Writing recommendations/report
Course Overview

Safety incidents require keen and comprehensive investigations to determine the cause of the loss of safety and also to ensure that there is no repeat of the same type of incident in future.

Course Objective

The Training will enable the participants to effectively and systematically conduct Safety Incident Investigations professionally without any intentions of laying blame on any person or persons. It will also allow the course participants to conduct a fair and impartial Safety Incident Investigation using the highest standards possible.

Learning Modules
  • Purpose of investigation
  • Occurrence reporting and SMS
  • Human Factors
  • Understanding Hindsight bias
  • Gathering facts
  • Interviewing techniques
  • Analysis process
  • Writing recommendations/report
Course Overview

Effective and efficient training delivery requires meticulous planning and systematic implementation. This course trains participants on how to make training easy and enjoyable to an instructor while learners relish and participate in the training process.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to plan and deliver training successfully and professionally.

Learning Modules
  • Preparation of a training plan
  • Preparing the training environment
  • Training delivery process
  • Managing trainees effectively
  • Trainee assessment and feedback
  • Course evaluation and report preparation
  • Instructor personal development
Course Overview

Effective and efficient training delivery requires meticulous planning and systematic implementation. This course trains participants on how to make training easy and enjoyable to an instructor while learners relish and participate in the training process.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, the participants will be able to plan and deliver training successfully and professionally.

Learning Modules
  • Preparation of a training plan
  • Preparing the training environment
  • Training delivery process
  • Managing trainees effectively
  • Trainee assessment and feedback
  • Course evaluation and report preparation
  • Instructor personal development

ICAO-Compliant Aviation Courses | ATC Training in UAE | Best Aviation Training Center in Middle East

Welcome to the official 2025 Training Calendar and Course Schedule of the Fujairah Air Navigation Services (FANS) Training Center, a premier destination for aviation professionals seeking world-class, and ICAO-standard training.

As a certified ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS Silver Member and one of the best aviation training centers in the UAE, FANS offers a wide range of specialized training programs for air traffic controllers, aviation safety professionals, and other industry personnel. Our courses are designed to meet the growing needs of aviation authorities, ANSPs, airports, and airline operators in the GCC region and beyond.

Why Choose FANS for Aviation Training?
  • ICAO-Compliant and TRAINAIR PLUS Certified Programs
  • Expert Instructors with Global Operational Experience
  • World-Class Simulator Facilities for ATC and Safety Training
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  • Customizable Training Solutions for government and private aviation sectors
  • Convenient Training Location in Fujairah – peaceful, well-connected, and cost-effective
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