Aeronautical Information services (AIS) / Aeronautical Information Management (AIM) Competency Assessors
Training Provider: East African School of Aviation (EASA), Kenya
Curriculum & Course Overview
Goal This course will equip Senior AIS/AIM personnel with knowledge, skills, techniques and attitudes to conduct AIS/AIM competency assessment in accordance with AIM & Flight Procedure Design Competency Assessment Policy and Applicable National Regulations Learning Objectives • 1. Prepare Competency Assessment • Perform Practical Competency Assessment • 3. Conduct Oral Competency Assessment • 4. Complete Assessment reporting Structure • Module 0 : Introduction • Module 1 : Planning for Competency Assessment • Module 2 : Preparation for Competency Assessment • Module 3 : Oral Competency Assessment • Module 4 : Practical Competency Assessment • Module 5 : Competency Assessment Reporting Primary Target Population AIS/AIM Professionals (e.g. AIS/AIM Officers, Cartographers, Flight Procedure designers) AIS/AIM instructors Secondary Audience: ANS – AIS/AIM Inspectors Officers in charge of AIS/AIM training at the ANSP AIS/AIM Managerial Personnel Entry Requirements • 1. At least 4 years’ work experience in Aeronautical Information Management (AIM) Operations in any two of the following areas: • a) ATS Reporting Office operations-flight planning; • b) Briefing office operations • c) International NOTAM Office operations • d) Aeronautical Charts operations • e) Aeronautical Data and Publication operations • f) Aeronautical Charts operations • g) Quality Management Systems in AIS processes • 2. Successful Completion of an Instructional techniques course lasting not less than 5 days
Training Specifications
Classroom
5 Days / 31 Hours
Standard / Multi-Engine
ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS
Training Provider
East African School of Aviation (EASA), Kenya
Location: Global
Approval: ICAO.GAT.COURSE.5720
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