Faculty of air transport engineering the department of «air navigation systems»

EASA rulemaking

EASA opinion 08/2019 (A) is part of a global safety initiative endorsed by ICAO to determine the relevance of the existing ATV training according to aircraft generation. This Opinion is a second step in the European rulemaking actions to implement EBT. The first step was completed in 2015 with the publication of ED Decision 2015/027/R that provided guidance material to allow the implementation of a ‘mixed EBT’ which maintains the current operator proficiency check (OPC) and licence proficiency check (LPC).
Opinion 08/2019 (A) proposes further changes to the EASA AIR OPS and AIR CREW regulations to allow authorities to approve the baseline EBT, which

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   Training design
   

The following procedures and definitions result from the work on the initial
training for controllers. The principles can be extended to other types of
training.


Syllabus
A syllabus is a list of training objectives classified by subjects, topics and
sub-topics showing the training necessary to fill the training gap and achieve
the course aim. An unstructured content helps to detail the objectives. The
syllabus does not indicate times, training techniques nor order to achieve the
training objective.


Training plan


A training plan is a syllabus with additional information. It details, for each
subject or topic and for each objective, the training requirements (type of
training event, educational material needed, method and mode of delivery).
It also mentions the timescale for achievement and states performance
objectives or test to increase the accuracy of the specifications.
Training event plan
A training event is a set of actions identified in the training plan as the smaller
unit of training. It has a type but is more accurately described by the
association of a training technique, a media, a learning rate and a mode of
delivery.
The training event plan is the document to be used by the instructor when
preparing and providing the training. It recalls the objectives of the training
event and its type. It gives a timeline and indicates material references and
hints for the performance.