Aviation
English Testing
Aviation
English Testing
Overview
Testing
Aviation English Testing
General Information
In partnership with Global Aviation Language Ltd in the U.K., TAS is providing the language proficiency testing system "ALPHA-TANGO" which is compliant with the ICAO and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) rules and regulations (according to Part-FCL requirements).
Based on ICAO guidelines, the test focuses on 6 criteria, assessing both speaking and listening proficiency, in aviation related environment.
Testing is performed in our training facility.
How to Prepare
Before the test you will get some preparation time and all necessary information concerning how the test is organised and what type of questions will be asked.
After the successful completion and depending on the grade obtained, TAS Aviation Academy will issue a CAA Examination Report Form, on the basis of which the qualification "Language Proficiency English Level" will be indicated on the pilot's licence.
The Test
During the test, questions are asked by means of a computer, in both textual and audio form. The test consists of a 15 min. practice test to learn how the test works and then the 40 min. official certification test.
The candidate answers all questions orally. Two CAA authorised assessors mark the answers in line with ICAO recommendations. At the end of the test, an overall score is determined (grades 1-6).
The Levels
ICAO proficiency levels determine the validity and requirements for aviation English certification.
- Level 6 is classified as expert level, valid for life.
- Level 5 require a re-test at least every six (6) years.
- Level 4 require a re-test at least every four (4) years.
Important Notes
- Levels 4 and 5 can later attain level 6 and therefore not require further testing.
- If a lower level 1 to 3 is attained the pilot's licence cannot be issued.
How to Book
Please contact us to arrange your preferred testing date.
Contact us at: info@tasorganization.com
Aviation English Testing
General Information
In partnership with Global Aviation Language Ltd in the U.K., TAS is providing the language proficiency testing system "ALPHA-TANGO" which is compliant with the ICAO and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) rules and regulations (according to Part-FCL requirements).
Based on ICAO guidelines, the test focuses on 6 criteria, assessing both speaking and listening proficiency, in aviation related environment.
Testing is performed in our training facility.
How to Prepare
Before the test you will get some preparation time and all necessary information concerning how the test is organised and what type of questions will be asked.
After the successful completion and depending on the grade obtained, TAS Aviation Academy will issue a CAA Examination Report Form, on the basis of which the qualification "Language Proficiency English Level" will be indicated on the pilot's licence.
The Test
During the test, questions are asked by means of a computer, in both textual and audio form. The test consists of a 15 min. practice test to learn how the test works and then the 40 min. official certification test.
The candidate answers all questions orally. Two CAA authorised assessors mark the answers in line with ICAO recommendations. At the end of the test, an overall score is determined (grades 1-6).
The Levels
ICAO proficiency levels determine the validity and requirements for aviation English certification.
- Level 6 is classified as expert level, valid for life.
- Level 5 require a re-test at least every six (6) years.
- Level 4 require a re-test at least every four (4) years.
Important Notes
- Levels 4 and 5 can later attain level 6 and therefore not require further testing.
- If a lower level 1 to 3 is attained the pilot's licence cannot be issued.
How to Book
Please contact us to arrange your preferred testing date.
Contact us at: info@tasorganization.com