We are a company of London Supply Group,
authorized by ANAC to take ICAO examinations and train the aeronautical personnel, with the highest standards.Our team
Paula Sozzi Alemany
CEAC President
Our Courses
IMPROVING YOUR ENGLISH TO SUCCEED IN ICAO 4
This course has been specifically designed to teach English language communication skills to pilots and air traffic controllers, and to help them achieve and maintain Operational Level 4 (now an international language requirement enforced by ICAO - International Civil Aviation Organization)
Register nowAERONAUTICAL ENGLISH SKILLS
Our goal in teaching Aeronautical English Skills is to provide the framework for quality instruction of Pronunciation, Structure, Vocabulary, Fluency, Comprehension, and Interaction without the weight of all the grammar rules, with the ability to understand and to effectively communicate within the ICAO Criteria
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CABIN CREW
English for Cabin Crew course is specifically designed for Cabin Crew to aid them in developing the English language in a way that they can deliver the highest standard of service to passengers in all situations. Cabin Crew is often the point of call for every airline and, of all the crew members; they are the ones who represent the airline more as they have a greater presence onboard with passengers.
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CONTROLLERS
This course is to prepare Pilots, air traffic controllers, and aviation technicians around the world to step up to meet the ICAO English language proficiency requirements. This course is responding to meet the global demand. It is known that understanding and speaking Aviation English is essential, and not merely to meet a new standard, but to ensure safe flying everywhere.
Register nowENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES
English for Specific Purposes (ESP) is a learner-centred approach to teaching English that focuses on developing communicative competence in a specific area. Learners are also exposed to English workplace cultural terminologies and real world English skills practice. ESP programmes are different from general English language courses as they tend to focus on specific areas and needs. This course is designed to meet the specific needs of the learners Related in content (themes and topics) in aviation.
SoonAVIATION ENGLISH
SKILLS
The course will include the fundamental knowledge and technical foundation, vocabulary, and phraseology that will allow the students to be better prepared for future aeronautical coursework. This course will consist of classroom instruction where students will work on skills such as pronunciation, relevant grammatical structures, essential technical vocabulary, speaking fluency, listening comprehension, and appropriate interactions in both routine and non-routine situations.
SoonBASIC AERONAUTICAL ENGLISH COMMUNICATIONS
This course is aimed to pilots, air traffic controllers, aircraft engineers, flight attendants, and other aviation professionals who want to learn specific aviation English vocabulary and expressions used in the English aviation system.
SoonADVANCED AERONAUTICAL ENGLISH COMMUNICATIONS
This course is designed based on the real-life language needs of pilots working within the region. Therefore this course was custom-developed by Pacific Ocean Learning and Traning Center ‘s highly qualified linguistic and experienced Subject Matter Experts to build genuine language proficiency.
SoonENGLISH FOR ATCS
SKILLS
This course helps you to achieve both success in your career and safety in the air. ICAO Aviation English for ATCs is suitable for you if you are already employed as an Air Traffic Control Officer or if you want to apply for a position as a student ATC and want to improve your English.
SoonENGLISH
IN AIR
The aim of this course is to improve trainees’ communicative competence with particular reference to the six ICAO language proficiency descriptors - pronunciation, structure, fluency, vocabulary, comprehension and interaction.
In this course participants will develop their listening skills with authentic recordings and practice using the functional language and vocabulary required in both standard and non-standard aviation situations.
AIR ENGLISH COMMUNICATIONS
Aviation communication refers to the conversing of two or more aircraft. Aircraft are constructed in such a way that makes it very difficult to see beyond what is directly in front of them. As safety is a primary focus in aviation, communication methods such as wireless radio are an effective way for aircraft to communicate with the necessary personnel .As deemed by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), English is the official language of aviation we aim this course to develop high level listening and speaking skills in English for use in aviation related contexts, including radiotelephony communication contexts.
SoonGETTING TO UNDERSTAND AERONAUTICAL ENGLISH
A course like this is designed to prepare students for aerospace careers around the world. This course covers the basics of English grammar and pronunciation, with a goal toward improving fluency. It also provides a specialized focus on aviation, including the vocabulary and comprehension required to safely operate, direct or otherwise work with airplanes.
SoonCUSTOMER CARE
FOR TCPS
Customer care for TCPS is an essential skill for airport customer service officers. We offer career focused English language courses that will help your staff communicate clearly and concisely. Whether you want to improve your English to write reports or you simply want to improve your ability to communicate with others, We can deliver the language training you most need.
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¿What is
ICAO Examinations?
ICAO Examinations?
Since 1998, ICAO (Organization of International Civil Aviation) began to take note of the numerous aeronautical events (accidents and incidents) in which safety was directly or indirectly affected (among other factors) by communication errors . Subsequently, it adopted a series of measures, compiled together with others under the name SARPs (Standard and Recommended Practices), which were aimed at strengthening the linguistic competence requirements for pilots and air traffic controllers in operations.
In 2004, ICAO publishes its Document 9835 / Annex 453. It clearly establishes that the correct use of standard phraseology is of undeniable importance, and that in cases where this is not possible, recourse must be had to the use of the English language, expressed in simple language, for which both pilots and controllers should demonstrate a minimum level of proficiency in that language.
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