AC LMS: Aviation English Courses

Aviation English: Cleared to Communicate VFR

This Aviation English Course prepares International Students for Radiotelephony Communications in VFR Flight from Treasure Coast International Airport.

Learn to communicate in routine pilot/controller situations with standard and non-standard phraseology. This course focuses on actual procedures used on a day-to-day basis. We learn how to recognize and use non-standard phraseology and standard phraseology to communicate clearly in daily operations. This course helps international students to decipher communication in many different ways to improve comprehension and respond appropriately.

Aviation English:Expedite Level 4.0

The Aviation English Course has been developed to accommodate the need for students whose native language is not English and who have not attended schools at the high school level or above for at least three full years of full-time study where English is the principal language of instruction. This commercial aviation course prepares professional pilot students with onsite instructor-led English testing and training using our International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) course. At the completion of this course, students will be able to obtain ICAO Level 1 through 4 English requirements training and testing.

Aviation English: Five by Five

Aviation English: Request Higher 3.0

Aviation English: Request Higher 3.0 has been developed to accommodate the need for students whose native language is not English. Request Higher 3.0 is designed to assist Aviation English students in progressing from ICAO Level 2 to ICAO Level 3.This course prepares professional pilot students with onsite instructor-led English testing and training.

This class will help ICAO Level 2 students to improve their English Listening and Speaking Skills in an Aviation Setting. According to studies done by ICAO, it takes approximately 100 hours of study and practice to increase one-half level in English Proficiency, so your consistent effort and participation is essential to success.

At least a 70% average is required to pass the course. Grades are calculated on in-class participation (30%), homework (30%), weekly evaluations (30%), and attendance (10%).