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Aviation English

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Overview

The modern aviation industry has evolved from a mere means of transportation
to a pillar of a nation’s advancement and a necessity for global integration. This
fundamental industry constitutes a vital part within a country’s infrastructure
and is an indicator of development. Its impact on communications, trade, and
tourism means that its operability is critical. Regardless, this field has not been
immune to internal and external threats; strikes, limited buying power of
customers, war, and the recent pandemic have been proof of this. That is why
the human capital this sector employs must be equipped to deal with its
challenges. The field is dynamic and fast-paced, with roles such as pilots, air
traffic controllers, ground staff, security officer, technicians, and managers, all
collaborating to ensure safe and efficient travel. With this in mind, the language
utilised to coordinate these operations becomes paramount. That is why Aviation
English becomes not a just a tool for communicating, but sustaining this central
industry, especially in a globalised world where the lingua franca has been
established as English. No matter which role you intend to play within the
Aviation industry, you will require knowledge of the English language involved.

What this course entails


The ‘General Aviation English’ course offers students an understanding of the
language used in this sector’s day-to-day operations. Whether you're aspiring to
work in flight operations, airport management, or aviation safety, specialised
English language skills are necessary to navigate the technical, operational, and
regulatory complexities of this vital industry. The course has 8 components of
language within the context of aviation: speaking, listening, reading, writing,
vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and functional language.

Course details
 Tuition: 25 hours of group lessons per week
 Timetable: Monday to Friday, 09:00 - 12:15 & 13:45 – 17:00
 Class size: Maximum 15
 Course length: 1-3 weeks (customised to request)
 Age: 18+
 English level: B2+
 Location: ISE (Harcourt/Camden centre)

Typical sessions include


 Practical projects
 Collaborative learning
 Multi-media use
 Creative thinking
 Critical thinking
 Role plays
 Phraseology
 Domain specific language-Functional language & references
 Communicative competence
 Discourse analysis of real-life communication
 Context & task-based communication learning
 Interplay of phraseologies and plain language
 Adapting materials from general to specific purpose
 Needs analysis for learners

Who is it for?
While most aviation courses are intended to help students pass
accreditation exams and focus more on exam skills, this course is purely
language focused as to acquaint the student with the aviation world’s
discourse.

Course objectives
This course has three targets as follows:
 Content: Improve students’ English language for an aviation context
 Self-development: Improve students’ confidence, socialisation,
organization, and critical thinking
 Leisure: Offer an interesting memorable experience to students

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