This module develops the English language skills required for effective communication in workplace and professional environments. It equips trainees with the ability to use basic English grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, listening, speaking, and reading skills in social and trade-related contexts. Through practical activities such as understanding speeches, participating in discussions, delivering presentations, and reading trade-related texts, trainees will gain confidence in communicating appropriately and effectively in English at the workplace.
- Teacher: Jean Damascene KANYAMBO
This module describes the skills and knowledge required to perform a visual inspection of the Obstacle Limitation Surfaces(OLS), report obstacles in OLS, report return of aerodrome to previous status.
- Teacher: Walden Katsande
This course, Facilitating the Safety of Aerodrome Works and Work Site Access, is a comprehensive training program designed for aerodrome operations staff, safety officers, and trainers. It provides the essential skills and knowledge required to safely prepare for, facilitate, and complete aerodrome works, all while maintaining the highest standards of aircraft safety and operational integrity
📖 Introduction
This module provides the critical competencies needed to manage the entire lifecycle of aerodrome works, from initial preparation to final completion and site restoration. The course's primary focus is on managing the activities of personnel, vehicles, and plant equipment on movement areas to ensure aircraft safety.
Participants will develop expertise in risk assessment, hazard identification, traffic management, and compliance with the regulatory frameworks that govern aerodrome operations. A core component of this course is learning to develop, adapt, and execute works in strict accordance with key documents, including Method of Working Plans (MOWPs) and Notice to Airmen (NOTAMs).
The course is structured into four essential units of competency:
Unit 1: Prepare for Aerodrome Works Covers confirming official notifications, establishing communication protocols, developing safe work processes, identifying adverse factors, and conducting comprehensive hazard identification and risk assessments .
Unit 2: Facilitate Aerodrome Access Focuses on determining authorization requirements, conducting compliance inspections of personnel and vehicles, managing airside activities, and ensuring proper vehicle markings .
Unit 3: Facilitate Aerodrome Works Details the process of positioning unserviceability markers, facilitating works according to MOWPs, managing movement area activities, and issuing updated notifications as work progresses.
Unit 4: Complete Aerodrome Works Outlines the procedures for safely clearing works areas, conducting comprehensive serviceability inspections, notifying authorities (like ATC) of restoration, and completing all required reports and documentation.
- Teacher: Walden Katsande
What You'll Master
This module addresses the critical competencies required to prepare for aerodrome works, facilitate safe access by vehicles and personnel, manage ongoing works activities, and ensure proper completion procedures. You'll learn how to execute works in accordance with relevant Method of Working Plans (MOWP) and Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) requirements.
Core Focus Areas
The module emphasizes managing activities of personnel, vehicles, and plant equipment on movement areas to ensure aircraft safety. You'll develop expertise in risk assessment, hazard identification, traffic management, and compliance with regulatory frameworks that govern aerodrome operations.
- Teacher: Walden Katsande
Comprendre, parler et écrire en français dans des situations simples au travail (aéroport, avion, passager, etc.)
Comprendre un petit message (écouter, lire, regarder).
- Teacher: Heritier Ruboneka