Teaching & Learning - Train the Trainer


The content of the course meets requirements to be compliant to "Teaching & Learning" JAR-FCL 16 and EASA Air Crew Annex 1 FCL.930.  Trainer and course have been audited through several AOC and ATO BCAA audits.

Although it is desirable to provide a full course for whatever training function, not all training functions legally require a full course. Depending on the type of instruction, the contents may vary mirroring what is required for a specific type of instruction. For example a TKI or TRI is expected to give theoretical lessons and (long) briefings and will be prepared for classroom instruction. A course for LTC is more oriented towards practical instruction and short briefings rather than classroom instruction. For a Flight Instructor teaching the basics of single engine, stress will be more on single pilot instruction whereas a TRI or LTC will benefit from examples in a multi-crew environment. Specifics of the type of training, but also the type of operation is integrated.

Whatever the scope, focus will always be on the trainee as the "centre of the universe" thus creating student oriented training.

Since 2021 the course has been updated to meet drone instruction training specifics.

Professional Video & Audio equipment is used as coaching & evaluation tool to support the exercises.

AMC FCL 1.930 Topics

The Learning Process

All trainees attend this part. To start thinking about how to teach, we need to know how a human being learns. Learning is the result of experiences. These experiences must be as much as possible practical. Motivation is important but can be boosted or demolished by what an instructor tells or does or his attitude. In short do's and don'ts to foster learning.

The Teaching Process

The 5 steps of every teaching process. Next to the steps, we concentrate on the first one as starting point and already often neglected in aviation training: the importance of preparation.

Training Philosophies

Structured training, standardized training versus ad hoc training.

Training Techniques: Ground Instruction 

Use of Training Techniques, use of training Tools, do's and don'ts, practical exercises.  Virtual classroom as 'post covid' instruction tool and technique specifics.

Training Techniques: (Practical)(In Flight) Instruction

Use of Training Technique "Demo/Perfo method" and practical training specific attention items.

Evaluation

Whatever training, there will always be an evaluation part in the process. How to organise a debriefing? Do's and don'ts of evaluating.  Pitfalls.

Planning

Elements of aviation training lesson plans. How to prepare a lesson plan?

Human Performance & Psychological & Physiological Aspects of (Flight) Instruction

Human Performance, Theory of Colb about learning styles.  Defence mechanisms.  Other teaching psychology related topics. 

Hazards involved in simulating system failures in flight.

This part is adapted according to training needs. LTC's and TRI's will receive this module as part of their dedicated (SIM) training. For any training, a perfect moment to discuss SMS related output of the organisation such as incident reports during training flights.  Specific (organisation) hazards and risks are integrated and discussed.  Safety Management System philosophy.  Important role of the instructor in the SMS: input & output side.

Training Administration

Not part of this course, covered in other training depending on the type of instruction.

Course administration includes attendance sheet, end of course test and course certificate with the organisation logo.

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