Language proficiency assessments
We are ❤️ language assessors ❤️
We are ❤️ language assessors ❤️
EASA mandates all pilots applying for an instrument rating to undergo a special language proficiency assessment in accordance with FCL.055(d). IR English assessments provided by Aero Language are a separate assessment with pass/fail outcome. Some EASA member states such as France mandate the IR English assessment for each language proficiency exam .
Holders of an instrument rating shall have demonstrated the ability to use the English language at the appropriate proficiency level as defined in Appendix 2 to Part FCL. The demonstration of English language for instrument rating holders shall be done through a method of assessment established by any competent authority.The purpose of EASA IR English proficiency is to assess the abilities of a pilot to use the standard aviation and IFR-related phraseology in real-life scenarios:
All EASA licenses and its privileges (except for LAPL, EIR and some other ratings) they are all issued in accordance with both ICAO and EASA standards as well. If you are a foreigner with sound command of the Slovak language , the only way to legally communicate in the Slovak language while flying an aircraft is to attend the ICAO Slovak exam .
If you want to communicate in Slovak language - eg during the different club championships or glider cups the ICAO Slovak qualification is a must same as is pilot's license and medical certificate..
In compliance with ICAO requirements, the ICAO Slovak exam is divided into a number of sections. The entire language assessment takes between 20-30 minutes.
ICAO English assessment will be led by a language proficiency examiner. Aero Language provides ICAO English exam for all aviation specialists including pilots, air traffic controllers and other professions. In compliance with ICAO requirements the ICAO English exam is divided into a number of sections. It takes approximately 25 to 30 minutes to complete the language assessment. The ICAO English exam consists of following sections:
Language proficiency for pilots is commonly known as ICAO English. Since March 5th 2008, every pilot or flight crew member coming in touch with international aviation communication must hold language proficiency qualification in compliance with ICAO regulations. That's why it is so-called ICAO English. In addition, Commission Regulation No 1178/2011 Part FCL - FCL.055 requires the EASA license holders to attend language proficiency assessment on similar basis like ICAO English. That's why we call it EASA English or FCL.055.
Because ICAO came with the language proficiency standards back in 2008, around 3 years prior EASA - pilots are using ICAO English as a common name for both regulatory basis - EASA FCL.055 and ICAO Doc 9835. Any of them however refer to language proficiency qualification of pilots or air traffic controllers.
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