As mechanical failures have become less common in aircraft accidents, the focus of aviation safety has shifted towards human factors, particularly communication.
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) greatly emphasizes the significance of effective communication in aviation. Therefore, they introduced an English Language Proficiency standardized examination system called ELP.
The primary purpose of the ELP is to evaluate individuals' proficiency in the English language using a standardized structure.
Language serves as the foundation of communication, making English Language Proficiency a crucial aspect of flight safety. Rest assured, we prioritize the highest level of flight safety.
For Professional Pilots holding an Instrument Rating or an Airline Transport Pilot License, ICAO ELP is a mandatory requirement to fulfill your duties. Additionally, Private Pilot License holders must also obtain ICAO ELP if they intend to fly internationally.
You have to show that you can understand basic radio communication and use simple, clear English related to aviation.
The evaluation focuses more on these abilities rather than your technical or operational knowledge.
You will be assessed on six key points to get a holistic view of your knowledge: Pronunciation, Vocabulary, Structure, Fluency, Comprehension, and Interaction.
This part is an aviation-related personal interview. The Interlocutor will ask basic career-related questions.
This part is an aviation-related personal interview. The Interlocutor will ask basic career-related questions.
This part is an aviation-related personal interview. The Interlocutor will ask basic career-related questions.
