Training background

Training Plan

Within the action plan, a training plan was processed based on:

• the outcomes of the questionnaires filled by some countries
• the survey mission results
• the seminar conclusions
• the comments made by the participants of  the Advisory Group meeting (17 January 2008 in Brussels)

Training will be provided by selected institutes mainly in the shape of academic courses/workshops (mostly 5 days duration) or e-learning classes.

The Core Team is currently in talks with AACO, CAA Intl, Cranfield University, EAFAS, ENAC, IATA, INECO, INSTILUX, JAA-T, EASTI …

Courses

All the planned courses will be posted on the web site. For each course will be described:

• The content
• The location,
• The dates
• A set of requirements

All courses will be identified by a code which refers to one of the six main subjects:

• 1. Air transport market
• 2. Safety
• 3. Security
• 4. Environment
• 5. Air Transport Management (ATM)
• 6. Civil aviation overall management

Registration

Any applicant willing to take part in a course has to send to the Core Team a filled application form which will be available on the website as well as a CV and a letter explaining why his/her attendance would be relevant.

In order to be admitted, each participant has to receive the double approval from his/her National Coordinator and the Project Team.

Once an applicant has got double approval for a training course, his/her application will be notified by the Project Team to the corresponding assigned training centre which will be responsible for taking in charge of the training and logistical aspects (except for air ticket issues managed by the Project Team).

Planning

The courses will start in June 2008 and will last till the end of 2009.