Enhance your skills as a trainer with the latest teaching methods in aviation security.

This hands-on course focuses on both training and security. In training, it helps you to identify and address your needs as an instructor by testing and developing your classroom skills. With the help of performance objectives, learn how to design lesson plans and instructional aids. Gain practical experience by preparing and presenting three short lessons during class. As a security instructor it is vital to be up-to-date with the latest threats facing civil aviation. Develop teaching objectives specific to aviation security by reviewing past and current threats, assessing levels of threat, and understanding the function of regulatory regimes in aviation security.

Prepare instructional objectives and lesson plans

specific to aviation security Develop test items to measure performance in a knowledge-based lesson Apply the needs assessment process to your security training Analyze past events and current trends in aviation security

Developing a course Instructional design Job-related instruction Curriculum design and Systems Approach to
Training (SAT)

Needs assessment and task analysis Planning instructional objectives Preparing lesson plans and instructional aids Delivering a course Presentation skills Effective communication and public speaking Active learning techniques Tips for effective technical training Skills-based learning in technical training Teaching aviation security Current threats to civil aviation, unlawful
interference, and countermeasures

Future security training officers Security inspectors Training specialists Line security trainers
An IATA Certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course and final examination. This course can be applied toward an IATA Diploma:

International and national legislation in relation to

aviation security

Aviation Security Management Aviation Security Screening

Each participant will prepare two lesson plans and deliver both a knowledge and skills based lesson in front of the class. Participants will also deliver a final oral presentation and sit an exam.

ICAO and IATA security manuals, the Chicago

Convention and the latest updates of Annex 17

Closing a course Feedback and assessment Measuring and evaluating performance

Day 1

Day 2

Instructional skills introduction Job-related learning and instruction Curriculum design and SAT Needs assessment and task analysis
Day 3

Effective communication Knowledge and skills-based

lessons

Writing instructional objectives Preparing lesson plans

Day 4

Preparing and using instructional

aids

Active learning techniques Skills based learning Exam Preparation for micro-teaching

Measuring and evaluating

performance

Threats to civil aviation recurrent Annex 17 and security manuals

Day 5

Knowledge lesson presentation Skills based presentation Closing

This course can be delivered at the location of your choice. Contact us to learn how we can customize this course for your organization.