Course Description
This intensive 5-day Train-the-Trainer course is designed for air traffic control instructors and training unit managers. Participants will learn advanced instructional techniques, simulation training best practices, and effective assessment methods. The course focuses on enhancing the overall effectiveness of ATC training units.
Learning Objectives
- Develop advanced instructional skills for ATC training
- Master simulation-based training techniques
- Implement effective assessment and feedback methods
- Enhance training unit management and quality assurance
- Apply adult learning principles to ATC instruction
Course Modules
Day 1: Foundations of ATC Training
- Adult learning principles in ATC context
- Instructional design for ATC training
- Effective communication in ATC instruction
- Training unit management best practices
Day 2: Advanced Instructional Techniques
- Scenario-based training development
- Briefing and debriefing techniques
- Managing cognitive load in ATC training
- Adaptive instruction methods
Day 3: Simulation Training Excellence
- Designing effective simulation exercises
- Integrating technology in ATC simulation
- Fidelity and transfer of training
- Troubleshooting common simulation issues
Day 4: Assessment and Feedback
- Competency-based assessment in ATC
- Providing constructive feedback
- Performance evaluation techniques
- Remediation strategies for struggling trainees
Day 5: Quality Assurance and Continuous Improvement
- Implementing a quality management system
- Standardization of training processes
- Data-driven training improvements
- Fostering a culture of continuous learning
Practical Wins for Participants
- Enhanced ability to design and deliver effective ATC training programs
- Improved skills in managing and utilizing simulation-based training
- Increased proficiency in trainee assessment and performance evaluation
- Strategies for implementing quality assurance in ATC training units
Credits: 5 credit per day
Course Mode: full-time
Provider: Blackbird Training Centre
