Is there anything getting in the way of you obtaining your ICAO level 4?
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Is there anything getting in the way of you obtaining your ICAO level 4?
Hi there,
Just wondering what people's opinions were of the ICAO minimum english requirement?
Is there anything in particular which is hindering your progress? Do you think the minimum requirement was a necessary measure or is there still more that needs to be done? Have you ever had difficulty in communicating between ATCOs and pilots because of language problems?
Just wondering what people's opinions were of the ICAO minimum english requirement?
Is there anything in particular which is hindering your progress? Do you think the minimum requirement was a necessary measure or is there still more that needs to be done? Have you ever had difficulty in communicating between ATCOs and pilots because of language problems?
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There's no difference between the requirements for ICAO Level 4 in English, Spanish, French, German or any other ICAO recognised ATC Language.
The important thing is that you can use standard ATC Phraseology making your pronunciation and delivery clear and concise.
You'd be suprised how many non native speakers who can communicate in almost perfect English at normal conversational level, but only make level 4 or 5 when it comes to Aviation English (or other language)
The important thing is that you can use standard ATC Phraseology making your pronunciation and delivery clear and concise.
You'd be suprised how many non native speakers who can communicate in almost perfect English at normal conversational level, but only make level 4 or 5 when it comes to Aviation English (or other language)
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There's no difference between the requirements for ICAO Level 4 in English, Spanish, French, German or any other ICAO recognised ATC Language.
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It was a big problem for our old controllers in 2008 to meet 4th level requirements. They needed just elementary english knowledge during soviet times - in every ATC center we had an interpreter))), that time the english-speaking traffic was just 0,5% of total.
But...in one of the most corrupted European countries, u can get the certificate for money (prox 300$). I call these guys with a fake 4th level "Say-agains". Guess why)
But...in one of the most corrupted European countries, u can get the certificate for money (prox 300$). I call these guys with a fake 4th level "Say-agains". Guess why)
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Does anybody out there know of any Aviation Spanish ICAO level 4 training courses?
I am just wondering because there are lots of Aviation English courses, and now that we all have European licences has anybody come up with a plan to help the English speakers acquire ICAO level 4 in Spanish (or any other language for that matter!)
I am just wondering because there are lots of Aviation English courses, and now that we all have European licences has anybody come up with a plan to help the English speakers acquire ICAO level 4 in Spanish (or any other language for that matter!)
