Beyond level 4 (pilots and air traffic controllers)

Beyond level 4 (pilots and air traffic controllers)

Beyond Level 4 was specifically designed in accordance with ICAO English language proficiency requirements.

Beyond Level 4 was specifically designed in accordance with ICAO English language proficiency requirements.

Build and maintain ICAO English language proficiency requirements

Beyond Level 4 was specifically designed in accordance with ICAO English language proficiency requirements. It develops high-level listening and speaking skills in plain English for use in aviation situations, including non-routine radiotelephony communication.

Beyond level 4 for Pilots

Course

This course for Pilots consists of over 200 highly interactive eLearning activities across eight units, each based on a different safety-related topic, including landing incidents, engine failure and runway incursions.

Fully delivered online, Beyond Level 4 allows participants to study wherever and whenever best suits them.

 

Learning objectives

To help Pilot participants go beyond ICAO Level 4 (Operational) and maintain their English language proficiency between tests.

To develop high-level listening and speaking skills in plain English for use in aviation-related contexts, including radiotelephony communication contexts.

 

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Beyond level 4 for Air Traffic Controllers

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Course

This Air Traffic Controllers course consists of over 200 highly interactive eLearning activities across eight units, each based on a different safety-related topic, including landing incidents, engine failure and runway incursions.

Fully delivered online, Beyond Level 4 allows participants to study wherever and whenever best suits them.

 

Learning objectives

To help Air Traffic Controllers participants go beyond ICAO Level 4 (Operational) and maintain their English language proficiency between tests.

To develop high-level listening and speaking skills in plain English for use in aviation-related contexts, including radiotelephony communication contexts.

 

Support

RMIT Training can provide instructors to support the delivery of this course for you or we can train your train your trainers.

Contact us to discuss your requirements.

Case studies

Oman Aircraft Control College
This joint Muscat civil and military training college took Aviation English training to meet ICAO Language Proficiency Requirements. College Trainers were coached to deliver the course.
Russian Civil Aviation Authority and the Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI)
Training for 2000+ pilots and air traffic controllers for proficiency to ICAO Level 4 (Operational) and Level 5 (Extended). BL4 allows personnel English language proficiency retention.
Terrindo
RMIT Training worked with Terrindo and airport management in Jakarta, to deliver tailored Aviation English courses for specific purposes. Aviation English trainers delivered intensive courses and local teachers were trained to deliver future courses.

Beyond Level 4 testimonial

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"I just completed my RMIT Engish Aviation Beyond Level 4. It really helped me in improving my communication in English. It's a world-class course. I recommend it to others who want to improve their English speaking in the aviation world. Thank you RMIT."

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Altitude

Altitude training helps participants to increase their fluency and accuracy when speaking and writing English in specific aviation contexts.

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Radiotelephony English

Develop plain English language skills for use in radiotelephony communication in line with ICAO Language Proficiency Requirements.

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RELTA

Prepare to demonstrate your English language proficiency for licensing purposes with RELTA (RMIT English Language Test for Aviation).

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Acknowledgement of Country

RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business - Artwork 'Luwaytini' by Mark Cleaver, Palawa.

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