ICAO 219

On-the-Job Training Instructor (OJTI) Course

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OVERVIEW

The ICAO 219 course is specifically designed for On-the-Job Training Instructors (OJTI) in air traffic control (ATC). This course equips experienced air traffic controllers with the skills and knowledge necessary to train junior or new controllers in an operational environment.

Target Audience

Experienced Air Traffic Controllers who are transitioning into the role of an On-the-Job Training Instructor.

Certification

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an ICAO OJTI certification.

Prerequisites

Participants must be qualified air traffic controllers with a minimum of two years of experience.

Duration

5 days (30 hours) – This duration can vary depending on the specific training center or aviation authority.

Course contents

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1. Introduction to On-the-Job Training (OJT)

  • Roles and responsibilities of OJTI
  • The importance of OJT in ATC
  • ICAO regulations and best practices

2. Instructional Techniques

  • Principles of effective adult learning
  • Communication skills for instructors
  • Planning and delivering training
  • Observation techniques

3. Assessing Trainee Performance

  • Methods of assessment and evaluation
  • Providing feedback to trainees
  • Managing different learning styles

4. Managing the Training Environment

  • Real-time training in live operational settings
  • Safety and risk management during training
  • Managing stress and workload for trainees

5. Development of Training Plans

  • Customizing training programs for individual trainees
  • Writing training objectives and outcomes
  • Tracking trainee progress and maintaining documentation

6. Scenario-Based Training

  • Designing and executing training scenarios
  • Practical exercises in real or simulated environments

7. Supervision and Leadership

  • Managing conflicts and underperformance
  • Team coordination and collaboration in training environments

8. Legal and Ethical Aspects

  • Compliance with ICAO and local regulations
  • Ethical responsibilities of an OJTI