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First of all, thank you for choosing CaptainPilot LMS. As a member, you can improve your aviation knowledge and skills by regularly using our training modules on our CaptainPilot website and make serious progress in a very short time. CaptainPilot recommend that you visit our Membership Content page, which is designed to allow you to easily access the Membership content you have purchased. ( https://www.captainpilot.com/membershipcontents ) Important note ; In order to participate in the AVIATION ENGLISH PROFICIENCY EXAMS, the Test Database (https://www.captainpilot.com/test-database) page must be used. CaptainPilot will now ask you to perform the first step of our CaptainPilot Recommended Training Model. Take the first step on our Get started page using the link below. We will ask you to do the AVIATION ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST DATABASE; STEP 1 You can take the Proficiency Test 1 ( https://www.captainpilot.com/test-database) If you pass this exam, you can proceed to step 3. STEP 2 If you do not get a passing grade in the exam, you must complete our AVIATION LISTENERS ( https://www.captainpilot.com/aviation-listeners ) training module as the second step. After you finish this training module, we will ask you to retake the Proficiency Test 1 exam.(https://www.captainpilot.com/test-database) If you get a passing grade in Proficiency Test 1, it's time to move on to Step 3. STEP 3 You can take the Proficiency Test 2 (https://www.captainpilot.com/test-database). If you pass this exam, you can proceed to Step 4. If you do not get a passing grade in the exam, you must complete RADIOTELEPHONY PHRASEOLOGY (https://www.captainpilot.com/radiotelepony) training module as the third step. After you finish this training module, we will ask you to retake the Proficiency Test 2 ( https://www.captainpilot.com/test-database ) exam. If you get a passing grade in Proficiency Test 2, it's time to move on to Step 4. STEP 4 At this stage of the training, you must complete our AERONAUTICAL STANDARD PHRASEOLOGY training module. (https://www.captainpilot.com/phraseology) After the training you have received, it is time to determine the level you have reached. You must take the Proficiency Mastery Test ( https://www.captainpilot.com/test-database ). If you do not get a passing grade on the exam, you can proceed to step five. STEP 5 You can use PICTURE DESCRIPTION TRAINING module to bring your language proficiency level to the desired level.( https://www.captainpilot.com/picture-description ) Upon completion of our training mode, you must take the Proficiency Mastery Test ( https://www.captainpilot.com/test-database ). If you have not reached the desired level, you can proceed to the next step. STEP 6 One of our training modules, AVIATION ENGLISH EXAM TRAINING is a module that includes many questions asked in language proficiency exams. You can practice verbal interaction by giving appropriate and reasonable answers to these questions. At the end of each completed training module, you can use the Proficiency Mastery Test ( https://www.captainpilot.com/test-database ) to determine your level. STEP 7 Finally, we offer trainings with a very rich aviation content and professional airline training content consisting of CaptainPilot AVIATION LMS (Learning Management System) SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) modules. Thus, you will be familiar with airline operations by expanding your aviation culture and vocabulary. CaptainPilot makes it possible to measure the development of your language proficiency level as a result of training packages and applications. Thanks to the completely free Master test database, you can take the exam many times by taking different questions from the question pool in each exam application. Check how successfully you have completed the CaptainPilot language proficiency test with the report that will be published automatically by the system. If you want to ask questions during the training and how our training model should be implemented, you can benefit from the PRIVATE SESSION One-on-One Sessions offered to our members. ( https://www.captainpilot.com/private-sessions ) These courses are only possible with reservations made by our customers according to their needs. It is carried out with the support of our teaching staff consisting of instructor captain pilots who have spent years flying in the aviation industry and airlines. It is possible with PRIVATE SESSION to learn how to use the e-learning training modules produced by CaptainPilot and how to use our training modules in Gold and Platinum packages, including measuring the progress of our members during training. If you wish, you can choose to study with our instructors alone or 1:1 with your teacher. With 1 or 2 friends/colleagues on a 2:1 or 3:1 basis Training will be tailored specifically to your needs but will generally focus on improving your speaking and listening skills. As the CaptainPilot team, we wish you success in your work, if you need help on any issue, please do not hesitate to write to us. Good luck.

You can enter one of the ICAO English Online Basic or Master Courses by logging in from the Online Programs menu on the Captain Pilot website. After examining and reading the Overview section of the program, you can move on to the next section, Day 1, with the Start button. If desired, the program can be expanded or collapsed by selecting the wide panel and using the section in the upper right corner of the page. The step is completed by watching the CaptainPilot Recommended Training Model video in the next section and pressing the Complete Step button to perform the first step of the model. After switching to the AVIATION ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST section, you can take the Proficiency Test 1 exam. The opening of the exam module by the browser can be prevented by the Pop-up Blocker. In this case, the blocking is eliminated by granting the necessary permission to the website where the pop-up blocker exam module is located. In this part of the ICAO English Online Program, the participant takes the Proficiency Test 1 exam with the steps in the video. By recording the Proficiency Test 1 test result, the language proficiency level of the participant is determined when starting the program. After the exam is completed, the participant moves on to the Aviation Listener section, which has been modified to increase the listening ability of the participant. Aviation Listener This part of the CaptainPilot ICAO English Online Course includes the Aviation Listener training module. In this section, you will learn how the Controller and Pilots communicate during the flight to maintain the flight operation safely. You will learn how the flight crew preparing for the flight should receive the flight clearance in the most practical way by using the Shorthand system. You can download the Clearance Shorthand document recommended by the FAA and practice it. The program includes air-ground communication standard speech patterns that include all phases of the flight day by day. There are various audios and transcripts from airports around the world. Automatic Terminal Information Service (ATIS) questions have an important place in many testing systems for the evaluation of pilots for ICAO LPR licensing purposes. This section contains ATIS examples of the world's most crowded international airports and their transcripts. You will be expected to listen to the transcript and also familiarize yourself with the Standard ATIS formats by comparing them to the text on PDF pages. Most pilots believe that ground is the most complicated stage primarily at major airports where the instructions can be lengthy and difficult. We have a variety of audios from different parts of the world. Keep in mind the differences that may exist from F A A to ICAO. Remember that our goal is that you practice your listening and reading back skills. We suggest you play, pause and understand, practice reading back and short handwriting, and press the play button again. Additionally, transcripts from the sections can be downloaded if desired. Radiotelephony Phraseology course contains a carefully sequenced selection of training materials, giving progressive, systematic practice in radiotelephony phraseology for pilots and controllers. The exercises are designed primarily to teach operational fluency in the ROUTINE phraseology for IFR flights. Unlike routine phraseology, the language of NON-ROUTINE situations is not highly predictable. However, practice is also provided for a selection of non-routine situations, plus additional vocabulary work. This section includes the ''Standard Vocabulary and Phrases Test''. In each question, the meanings of the words and phrases to be used in Radiotelephone communications are given and it is asked which of the options has the specified meaning or not. To be successful in the exam, you must answer 80% of the questions correctly. The lessons consist of the following sections and contain some important advice for students. Key words and phrases, typical changes, listening and repetition, writing, and exercises with non-routine situations are included. Each Section is divided into ROUTINE phraseology practice, and then NONROUTINE exercises. These events are then followed by a REVIEW, which serves to bring together the phrases learned in each Section. Each Review contains: • Model Flight •Live Traffic In this part there are two simulations of complete flights, one an imaginary model flight, The procedure is the same as for the Flight from Dublin to Paris simulation. The other based on live traffic. This simulation uses live traffic. The procedure is the same as for the Flight from Dublin to Paris simulation. They are given here to make the simulation as realistic as possible. CaptainPilot ICAO English Online Course consist of the following sections, Some important advice for learners; 1) Key words and Phrases; Check the pronunciation and accentuation of the words in the list. In order to better understand the new keywords and phrases used at this stage of the flight, we recommend that you look at the aviation dictionary and examine it. 2) Typical Exchange ; This shows the kind of dialogue that will be practiced in the exercises. You can see on the PILOT side what you will have to say, and on the CONTROLLER side what you will have to understand. 3) Listen and Repeat ; Repeat the pilot's words. Practice until you can do it easily. You must learn to understand the controller's words without looking at the text. Remember, there is no text of the controller's words when you are in the cockpit. 4) Write ; Write the pilot's words in the boxes (the controller's words are given). Check with the recording if necessary. 5) Check; Check that your written words are exactly the same as the word in the CHECK section. If there is a mistake, correct it, and listen to the recording again. Exercises with non-routinesituations ; When you know the routine phraseology very well, you can turn to the non-routine section. 1) Listen and Write; Read the question for the first dialogue. Listen to the first dialogue and the question at the end of it. Stop the transcript. If you know the answer, write it down; if not, listen again. If the questions seem too difficult, come back to them after the second Listen and Write exercise. Continue in the same way with dialogues 2 and 3. 2) Check ; Check your answers to the questions in the CHECK section. In this section you will learn how to use the Traffic Information instructions and what words and expressions are used. To better understand the new keywords and phrases used during this phase of the flight. You will learn how to use the Voice-ATIS broadcast format and what words and sentences are used. The pilot listens to the ATIS just before first contact and notes the code letter; At check-in, the pilot reports the code letter of the copied ATIS. This allows the controller to verify that the pilot has copied the existing ATIS. It is normal practice for the controller to update the pilot if the ATIS or any element thereof subsequently changes significantly. By completing all flight stages of Radiotelephony Phraseology training module of the ICAO English course, we have come to the final review section. You will find routine radiotelephony phraseology that includes Pilot - Controller instructions, which includes all phases of flight. Each Review contains: • Model Flight ; REXBURY TO WINTON (COMPLETE FLIGHT) •Live Traffic ; DUBLIN TO PARIS (COMPLETE FLIGHT) the FINAL REVIEW. In this part there are two simulations of complete flights, one an imaginary model flight, the other based on live traffic. After completing the RADIOTELEPHONY PHRASEOLOGY training module at the ICAO English Course, take Proficiency Test 2 to measure your language proficiency level. In this episode of the ICAO English Online Course, we will learn by whom and when the standard radiotelephony patterns in the AERONAUTICAL STANDARD PHRASEOLOGY database should be used as they are in Doc4444. Aeronautical Standard Phraseology Alpha, Bravo, Charlie are included in phrases starting with. There are Syntax, Who Says, When Used, Examples sections of each Phrase. Let's take a little interest in how this database is created before we start working. Phraseologies have evolved over time with periodic initiatives by bodies responsible for codifying and standardizing their use. ICAO phraseologies are developed to provide maximum clarity, brevity, and unambiguity in communications. Phraseologies are applicable to most routine situations; however, they are not intended to cover every conceivable situation which may arise. The success and widespread adoption of the ICAO phraseologies has given rise, to some degree, to an expectation on the part of some users that phraseologies alone could suffice for all the communicative needs of radiotelephony communications. ICAO provisions related to the use of language adopted by the ICAO Council in 2003 better clarify that, while ICAO phraseologies should always be used whenever they are applicable, there also exists an inherent requirement that users also have sufficient “plain” language proficiency. ICAO documents make this clear in a number of instances. There is a 10-question exam in each section of the AERONAUTICAL STANDARD PHRASEOLOGY database. It measures whether you fully understand the meaning of the instructions in the database, by whom and when they should be used. Each Sentence includes Syntax, Who Says It, When Used, Examples, and its reference in ICAO Doc 4444.The goal is to improve safety by helping Pilots, Controllers and Ground stations communicate clearly.​ The statements can be applied to most routine situations; By learning these instructions, which you can use at every stage of the flight, you can manage the operation successfully and safely without error. The ICAO phraseologies alone may be sufficient for all the communicative needs of radiotelephone communications. Exam questions have been specially designed to increase mastery of when phraseologies are used. After completing the AERONAUTICAL STANDARD PHRASEOLOGY training module in the ICAO English Online Course, you can take the Proficiency Master Test to measure your language proficiency level. In this part of the ICAO Online English Course, we will examine the SID/STAR SCENARIO, standard phraseology to be used in SID/STAR Departure and Arrival procedures used in entering and exiting terminal areas with heavy air traffic. In the first stage, the scenarios will be examined as videos. Then, ATC clearance and pilot read back audios, Pilot anticipated actions and Doc 4444 - PANS-ATM references used in each scenario are included. There is a SID/STAR SCENARIO Exam at the end of the chapter. Through all SID/STAR SCENARIOs, you will become familiar with the standard phraseology examples used by Airline pilots and Air Traffic Controllers. What the speech patterns used mean is explained in detail in the Pilot anticipated action section. ICAO ENGLISH ONLINE COURSE has been designed to improve your aviation communication skills and enable you to successfully pass the ICAO Proficiency Exam, and you have studied many subjects so far. Now you will do the necessary work to get familiar with the types of questions that you will encounter in such an exam. ICAO Proficiency Exam Preparation Course: Key Elements and Content Recommendations ; Designed to improve the aviation communication skills of flight personnel and enable them to successfully pass the ICAO Proficiency Exam, the ICAO Proficiency Exam Preparation Courses are critical for pilots and air traffic controllers. The basic elements that an effective ICAO Proficiency Exam Preparation Course should include are as follows. 1. Language Skills and Aviation Terms Training 2. Communication Strategies and Scenario Training 3. Developing Speaking and Listening Skills 4. Technology Based Tools and Simulations 5. Feedback and Evaluation 6. Cultural Differences and Appropriate Communication 7. Effective Communication Strategies Trainers As a result, ICAO Proficiency Exam Preparation Courses play an important role in improving flight personnel's aviation communication skills and successfully passing the exam. These courses should offer students comprehensive preparation by combining language skills, communication strategies, scenario-based practices and technology-based tools. It should also provide guidance on respecting cultural differences and developing international communication skills. When these elements come together, the ICAO Proficiency Exam Preparation Course can enhance flight personnel's abilities in safe and effective aviation communications.

ICAO English is commonly used name of language proficiency qualification introduced by International Civil Aviation Organization. ICAO English mandating the pilots to attend specific language proficiency exam in order to evaluate their language skills in using of English language in situations requiring other than standardized aviation phraseology. With regards to EASA flight crew licenses in most of the cases the wrong naming is used. ICAO English is used also to describe the language proficiency endorsement required by EASA. In such case both - ICAO English and EASA English are evaluated at the same time, thus the correct wording should be language proficiency or EASA English. Procedures for language proficiency assessments are throughly described in ICAO Doc 9835. If you are interested in individual training, we recommend that you contact CaptainPilot (support@captainpilot.com) and read our article in the Blog section. ''How to prepare for ICAO English Exam''

EASA English is name of language proficiency qualification introduced by Ec 1178/2011, Part FCL, FCL.055. EASA English mandates pilots to attend specific language proficiency exam in order to evaluate their language skills in using of English language in situations requiring other than standardized aviation phraseology. With regards to EASA flight crew licenses in most of the cases the wrong naming is used. ICAO English is used instead of EASA English to describe the language proficiency endorsement required by EASA. In such case both - ICAO English and EASA English are evaluated at the same time, thus the correct wording should be language proficiency or EASA English. Procedures for language proficiency assessments are throughly described in Part FCL, FCL.055 and in respective acceptable means of compliance. If you are interested in individual training, we recommend that you contact CaptainPilot (support@captainpilot.com) and read our article in the Blog section. ''How to prepare for ICAO English Exam''

Aviation English is an unformal aviation language. No nation speaks it - all pilots understand it Aviation English consists of all of the following: complex of standardized messages (standard phraseology) abbreviations, special three-letter codes abbreviation coded messages (for METAR, TAF, NOTAM, etc) technical English - e.g. related to the aircraft parts, technologies, systems, etc plain text spoken in pre-determined order and many more If you are interested in individual training, we recommend that you contact CaptainPilot (support@captainpilot.com) and read our article in the Blog section. ''How to prepare for ICAO English Exam''

ICAO English test or ICAO English assessment is the procedure established by ICAO Doc 9835 and if done for EASA flight crew license holder also by Ec 1178/2011, Part FCL FCL.055 to assess the language skills and proficiency of exam candidate. ICAO English test content and assessment methods are approved and supervised by specific National Aviation Authority. Provider of the ICAO English test is organization authorized by National Aviation Authority called Testing Service Provider and in for EASA flight crew license Language testing body. CaptainPilot is a good language test that meets all ICAO Language Proficiency Requirements. The CaptainPilot Proficiency Test consists of two parts called proficiency test 1 and proficiency test 2. • Proficiency test 1 is the listening comprehension part of the test. • Proficiency test 2 consists of questions to simulate the verbal interaction part of the test. There are special versions of proficiency test 2 designed for tower, approach, en-route and apron Air Traffic Controllers and ATP licensed Pilots. Proficiency test 2 reflects the range of communication tasks undertaken in the in-flight and cockpit. Proficiency Test 1 Proficiency Test 2 Proficiency Master Test Aviation English Language Proficiency Test for Air Traffic Controller (ATC) Aviation English Language Proficiency Test for Student Air Traffic Controller (ATC) If you are interested in individual training, we recommend that you contact CaptainPilot (support@captainpilot.com) and read our article in the Blog section. ''AVIATION ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST ''

Many people ask how to prepare for the ICAO English exam. They often ask whether to work with a flight instructor or a language proficiency teacher. The answer is simple - ideally you should work with a flight instructor who is also a language proficiency instructor. We recommend language proficiency preparation provided by English instructors. Most applicants failed the ICAO English proficiency test because they did not have English language proficiency. The reason is not usually due to a lack of aviation knowledge. Most flight instructors cannot help you with grammar and pronunciation. If you are interested in individual training, we recommend that you contact CaptainPilot (support@captainpilot.com) and read our article in the Blog section. ''How to prepare for ICAO English Exam''

By applying the CaptainPilot Recommended Training Model, it helps you improve your grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, listening comprehension and fluency while also helping you practice the language you need for your studentship. This will help you stay motivated and you will enjoy learning English more because you have a clear goal. One of the most important features of the CaptainPilot Training Model is that participants with different language proficiency levels are subject to the CaptainPilot Placement Exam and above all, they can accurately measure their language level. Thus, by putting the participants trained from many different sources in the model at the right level, to reach the ICAO Language Proficiency Requirements (LPR) without spending time and effort. For those who will use our entire training model for this purpose, you can start applying the CaptainPilot Recommended Training Model as described on our website as the first step. How to Apply the CaptainPilot Recommended Training Model ! You will be required to take the Aviation English Language Proficiency Exam; STEP 1 You can take Proficiency Test 1 . If you pass this exam, you can proceed to Step 3. STEP 2 If you do not get a passing grade in the exam, you must complete the AVIATION LISTENERS training module as the second step. After you finish this training module, we will ask you to retake Proficiency Test 1. If you pass Proficiency Test 1, it's time to move on to step three. STEP 3 You can take Proficiency Test 2. If you pass this exam, you can proceed to Step 4. If you do not get a passing grade in the exam, as a third step, you must complete the RADIOTELEPHONY PHRASEOLOGY training module . After completing this training module, you will be asked to retake Proficiency Test 2. If you pass the Proficiency Test 2, it's time to move on to step four. STEP 4 At this stage of the training, you must complete the AERONAUTICAL STANDARD PHRASEOLOGY (https://www.captainpilot.com/phraseology) training module. After the training you have received, it is time to determine the level you have reached. You must take the Proficiency Mastery Test. If you do not get a passing grade in the exam, you can proceed to step five. STEP 5 You can bring your language proficiency level to the desired level by using the AVIATION ENGLISH COURSE (https://www.captainpilot.com/aviation-english) training module. After completing the training module, you must take the Proficiency Test. If you have not reached the desired level, you can proceed to the next step. STEP 6 One of the training modules, AVIATION ENGLISH EXAM TRAINING, is a module that contains many questions asked in language proficiency exams. You can practice verbal interaction by giving appropriate and reasonable answers to these questions. At the end of each completed training module, you can determine your level using the Competency Mastery Test. STEP 7 Finally, trainings are offered with a very rich aviation content and professional airline training content consisting of E-learning LMS Courses For Pilot SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) modules. Thus, you will become familiar with airline operations by expanding your aviation culture and vocabulary. STEP 8 CaptainPilot makes it possible to measure the development of your language proficiency level as a result of training packages and applications. Thanks to the completely free CaptainPilot Language Proficiency Mastery Test database, you can take the exam many times by taking different questions from the question pool in each exam application. Check how successfully you have completed the CaptainPilot language proficiency test with the report that will be published automatically by the system. The training programs offer a step-by-step solution to prepare trainees for their region's pre-commercial pilot English exam. Perfect for pilots and air traffic controllers seeking to maintain ICAO Level 4 and above Aviation English proficiency. All you have to do is follow the CaptainPilot Recommended Training Pattern. If you want to ask questions during the training and how our training model should be implemented, Gold and Platinum membership packages and Special One-to-One Sessions can be used, which are completely free to members. Benefits of the CaptainPilot Recommended Training Model · You will be able to respond correctly to Air Traffic Control . · You will gain confidence by using the standard idiom in ATC communication , for example radiotelephone role playing . · You will improve your understanding of listening in non-routine situations. · You will be able to clearly report and manage non-routine situations. · You will have better pronunciation with our unique exercises and exercises. · You will be able to use grammar more accurately. · You will develop a broad vocabulary for non-routine situations. · You will frequently practice on the tasks you must perform in an ICAO Language Proficiency Assessment. If other people don't know your vocabulary or pronunciation, you will be able to paraphrase effectively. You will consolidate your Basic Aviation Knowledge and learn to express it clearly in English. Course Description The CaptainPilot Recommended Training Model are activities and drill-based skills designed to help pilots ultimately achieve ICAO level 4+ / B2. The course complies with the recommendations of ICAO document 9835 and ICAO circular 323 and the framework of the ICAO Language Proficiency Requirements (LPRs) developed by ICAEA (International Civil Aviation English Association). Each CaptainPilot training package gives you practice in the following skills: Pronunciation - advanced techniques to improve your pronunciation Vocabulary - develop a broad aerospace, technical and general vocabulary in addition to interpretation skills Structure - improve your grammar with effective exercises and activities Comprehension - listening and reading comprehension - specific to aviation Fluency - learn how to organize your thoughts and express yourself clearly Interaction - learn to respond appropriately in both routine and non-routine situations Course content AVIATION LISTENERS REAL LIFE audio with exercises and obtainable transcripts to make you a pro in Aviation English Communication. Improve your Aviation English Listening Skills by studying the exercises we've put together for you. The key to effective rereading is to have excellent listening skills and write as quickly as possible. Then everything will fall into place. PLAY-PAUSE-APPLY-PLAY AGAIN CaptainPilot has developed AVIATION LISTENERS that will make your job much easier to create this opportunity for thought and practice and has offered this training to all aviators. AERONAUTICAL STANDARD PHRASEOLOGY As it is known, two important subjects are measured in proficiency exams, Plain English and Standard Phraseologism. In-flight operation is normally expected to be performed using standard patterns. However, sometimes it is necessary to maintain a secure communication using plain English in unexpected situations during the operation. In this case, the need for simple English skills to come into play and come to a level that can communicate safely without causing misunderstandings arises. So what should be done to develop this skill? In these cases, development can be achieved by using training modules that can develop extraordinary and standard speaking skills. RADIOTELEPHONY PHRASEOLOGY This course contains a carefully sequenced selection of training materials, giving progressive, systematic practice in radiotelephony phraseology for pilots. The exercises are primarily designed to teach operational fluency in the ROUTINE phraseology for IFR flights. Unlike routine phraseology, the language of NON-ROUTINE situations is not highly predictable. However, practice is also provided for a selection of non-routine situations, plus additional vocabulary work. This course is suitable for pilots or pilot trainees who wish to learn, or revise, the language used for radiotelephony communications. It is particularly suitable for people working at home or in a learning resources centre. All the exercises are self-correcting. If you are interested in individual training, we recommend that you contact CaptainPilot (support@captainpilot.com) and read our article in the Blog section. ''AVIATION ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST ''

ICAO English level 4 is lowest level of English language proficiency accepted for operational linguistic use in aviation. Depending on the country which issued the flight crew license, ICAO English level 4 has different validity period. Aviation English, ICAO Level 4 ICAO English Level 4 is the basic operational level of aviation English and ICAO English language proficiency. ICAO English Level 4 is allowing you to fly in all countries of the world. There is currently no airspace, traffic control, or airplane requiring ICAO English level above the operational level (ICAO English level 4). However, the language proficiency requirements can be more restricted (more demanding) by an aircraft operator or your employer (ie airline). Operational level - ICAO English Level 4 is required by aviation regulations for all pilots to be allowed to fly airplanes in international setting since aviation English is used in aviation communication. ICAO English level 4 ICAO English Level 4 is an approval to use aviation English language in air operations environment and communicate internationally. Language proficiency exam is based on the following criteria: pronunciation grammatical and sentence structures vocabulary spoken fluency message comprehension interaction ICAO English Level 4 - Pronunciation We do not expect an ICAO English expert level. We will spot that aviation English is not your first language. The most common mistakes are in "th" sound pronunciation - "think" pronounced as "sink"... But the content of your messages is easily comprehensible from the context. ICAO English Level 4 - Sentence structure Your sentence structure clearly expresses the intended content of your message. You can express time using various tenses. Your syntax is not flawless, but you can easily tell the difference between the past and the present, you can use plurals, and use various prepositions. You can tell the difference between "a" and "an". In case of more complex conversation, you generally leave it to others or you avoid constructing some more complex sentences. ICAO English Level 4 - Spoken fluency It does not take you long to find the right words to describe a situation or answer a question. It might take you a bit longer in some cases, but that does not mean serious problems. ICAO English Level 4 - Vocabulary Aviation English vocabulary extends with your flying experience. What we consider important is when your vocabulary is adequate to your flying experience. It is also important that you are able to communicate with other pilots and ATCs using your vocabulary. Regarding conversations about different topics, you can express yourself using your own words, describing or paraphrasing essentials of various topics. ICAO English Level 4 - Message comprehension We expect a bit more than just a plane aviation phraseology, aviation communications and its correct use. To acquire ICAO English LEVEL 4, you also need to be able to use simple language, not only the aviation English besides the standard aviation communication and aviation phraseology. You need to comprehend various situations. It is possible you will not understand immediately, but after repeating the message, you will understand the content of the message, or at least the context. You are not afraid to use "say again" phrase. ICAO English Level 4 - Interaction You are not afraid do speak. If you do not understand, you do not remain silent, but ask for clarification or use the magic aviators' phrase "say again". If you are interested in individual training, we recommend that you contact CaptainPilot (support@captainpilot.com) and read our article in the Blog section. ''AVIATION ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST '' For more detailed information, we recommend you to read our article "How is my performance on the ICAO LPR Test evaluated".

ICAO English Level 5 is intermediate level of language proficiency qualification evaluated in accordance with ICAO Doc 9835 rating scale. ICAO English level 5 is so-called "advanced" level in accordance with ICAO phraseology. Aviation English, ICAO Level 5 ICAO Level 5 is so-called Advanced ICAO level and is considered to be something between the basic operational level and expert language proficiency level. ICAO English Level 5 is the advanced level of aviation English and ICAO English language proficiency. Most Exam candidates whose first language is not English are usually not able to acquire ICAO English Level 6. However, if they possess language knowledge and abilities above ICAO English Level 4, they often get ICAO LEVEL 5. An extended language proficiency level (ICAO Level 5) is somewhere between an Expert level (ICAO English Level 6) and a minimal operational level (ICAO English Level 4). Advanced ICAO English level - ICAO English Level 5 is required by most of the airline operators as the minimum level of aviation English. ICAO Level 5 exam is valid for 6 years when endorsed to the EASA flight crew license. ICAO Language proficiency exam is based on the following criteria: pronunciation grammatical and sentence structures vocabulary spoken fluency message comprehension interaction ICAO English Level 5 - Pronunciation Your pronunciation goes without thinking and is more or less correct. English Native speakers can tell that aviation English is not your first language, but your aviation English is without substantial mistakes. Simply put - your English is very good, the only drawback being your accent. ICAO English Level 5 - Sentence structure You might not always be successful constructing complicated sentence structures but you do try to. Your knowledge of grammar is exceptional and you use it without hesitation. ICAO English Level 5 - Spoken fluency You speak fluently and on point. It does not take you long to find right answer to question. You react swiftly - without making long pauses to think - your speech is very fluent. ICAO English Level 5 - Vocabulary You can find the right words for the right situations. The extent of your vocabulary compared to your flying experience is exceptional. You sometimes even use idioms or expressions typical for English slang. However, you might find it difficult to talk about issues you have not heard before, eg. some non-aviation topics. ICAO English Level 5 - Message comprehension You find it easy to comprehend messages when you know what to expect. But you can comprehend much more than just messages in a familiar context. In fact, you have no problems with understanding even in new situations. You understand English radio broadcast and aviation English radio communication. ICAO English Level 5 - Interaction In case of misunderstanding, you can manage much more than just "say again" phrase. You are not afraid to actively inquire and ask for clarifications. You try to make message clear and communicate comprehensibly. You can start and maintain meaningful dialogue. If you are interested in individual training, we recommend that you contact CaptainPilot (support@captainpilot.com) and read our article in the Blog section. ''AVIATION ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST '' For more detailed information, we recommend you to read our article "How is my performance on the ICAO LPR Test evaluated".

ICAO English Level 6 is highest rating of language proficiency qualification evaluated in accordance with ICAO Doc 9835 rating scale. Once pilot obtains ICAO English Level 6, it is valid for lifetime. However other requirements such as medical certificate, typerating and other due qualifications shall be valid in order to exercise the privileges of ICAO English level 6. Aviation English, ICAO Level 6 You are an Aviation English Expert! ICAO Level 6 is so-called Expert ICAO level and is considered to be the highest level you can get with regards to the ICAO language proficiency exam. Pilots who have proven their ICAO English language proficiency at ICAO English Level 6 are not required to revalidate their ICAO language proficiency. The ICAO language proficiency has lifetime validity. What does it mean to be a ICAO English language expert? ICAO English language proficiency at ICAO English Level 6 is called "Expert". ICAO English Level 6 is also recognized as native level of ICAO English proficiency. Idiomatic speech is an essence of ICAO English Level 6. It is, however, not entirely true. Due to the strict requirements and applicants' frequent use of non-standard pronunciation, even native speakers do not always receive ICAO English Level 6 language proficiency. Apart from a complex scope of Exam candidates' vocabulary, a requirement for ICAO English Level 6 proficiency is also an excellent command of grammar and pronunciation. Hundreds, not even thousands of flight hours will not guarantee ICAO English Level 6. It is, however, one of the many prerequisites. ICAO English Language proficiency exam is based on the following criteria: pronunciation grammatical and sentence structures vocabulary spoken fluency message comprehension interaction ICAO English Level 6 - Pronunciation Your pronunciation is almost flawless. There might be some negligible differences between pronunciation of native speakers and that of yours. However, nothing causing any confusion. ICAO English Level 6 - Sentence structure You have perfect command of the most advanced grammar. Even the most complex sentences are mistake-free or almost mistake-free and used often. ICAO English Level 6 - Spoken fluency Your fluency is natural and swift. Your performance is very natural. Anytime you speak English, your speech is complex and fluent. You use various prosodic features to modify the speech. You use changes in intonation, tone, stress, and rhythm to establish a substantial level of communication. ICAO English Level 6 - Vocabulary You can talk about any topic - or almost any topic - whether you are familiar with it or not. You use idioms and idiomatic speech in your normal daily speech. Apart from the knowledge of words, idioms, or synonyms, you use them in right contexts. ICAO English Level 6 - Message comprehension You understand everything. Not just guessing from context. If you understand English lyrics, cartoons, or non-standard expressions, you might have good predispositions for ICAO English Level 6 proficiency. ICAO English Level 6 - Interaction Your interaction in all situations is natural and simple. You regularly use verbal and non-verbal expressions. If you are interested in individual training, we recommend that you contact CaptainPilot (support@captainpilot.com) and read our article in the Blog section. ''AVIATION ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST '' For more detailed information, we recommend you to read our article "How is my performance on the ICAO LPR Test evaluated".

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