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ICAO LANGUAGE EXAMINER TRAINING

ICAO Language Proficiency Assessor Training

Become an LPE and conduct tests under our authorisation across all EASA member states. Two days online · Courses start every month.

Apply for Language Proficiency Assessor Training

Join our two-day online LPE certification course. Courses start every month. Complete the form below to share your qualifications and receive the course details.

Who Can Become an Assessor?

This role is ideal for professionals who:

  • Hold a Level 5 or Level 6 certificate in ICAO aviation English proficiency
  • Pilot and air traffic controller applicants must hold the relevant licence or qualification and have professional work experience in that role. Holding a licence or qualification alone is not sufficient.
  • Applicants through the academic route must hold a degree in Philology / Linguistics
  • Are passionate about improving aviation communication and safety
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What is an ICAO Language Proficiency Examiner?

An ICAO Language Proficiency Examiner (LPE) evaluates the English communication skills of aviation professionals. As a Level 6 Aviation LPE, you operate under our authorisation and can conduct language proficiency tests for licence holders across all EASA member states. You assess pronunciation, structure, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, and interactions using the ICAO Language Proficiency Rating Scale.

Upcoming Examiner Courses

Two consecutive days · Online via Zoom · Courses start every month

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Why Become an ICAO Language Proficiency Examiner?

  1. Enhance Global Aviation Standards

    Language proficiency assessors support reliable evaluation of pilots and air traffic controllers against the ICAO Language Proficiency Rating Scale.

  2. Expand Your Professional Horizon

    Gain recognition as a leader in aviation language standards and broaden your career opportunities. Enhance your knowledge and credibility within the aviation community.

  3. Build Your Own Candidate Network

    Conduct tests for your own candidates under Level 6 Aviation's authorisation. Grow your network through partnerships with flight schools, training organisations, and aviation operators.

  4. Examine Across EASA Member States

    Conduct language proficiency tests for licence holders across all EASA member states under Level 6 Aviation's authorisation. Our language proficiency certificates are also accepted in countries outside Europe.

  5. Join Our Examiner Pool

    Accept candidates from our examiner pool, alongside developing your own candidate base.

  6. Free Recurrent Training

    Keep your assessment skills current with recurrent training every 3 years at no extra cost.

  7. Flexible Examiner Network

    Combine LPE work with your existing professional commitments, supported by streamlined software, an efficient admin process, and same-day certificate issuance.

How Level 6 Aviation Supports You

Tailored Training Programs

Structured training covering language proficiency assessment principles and practice.

Exclusive Resources

Access to course materials based on the ICAO language proficiency framework and relevant assessment guidance.

Double Rating and Ongoing Feedback

All our tests are double rated. We provide feedback after exams whenever needed, helping you refine your assessment skills, build confidence, and grow as an examiner.

Examine Under Our Authorisation

Level 6 Aviation operates under the authority of the Estonian Civil Aviation Authority. As an LPE, you conduct tests under our authorisation within our testing framework. Our parent company is based in Switzerland.

How to Get Started

  1. Step 1: Complete Two Days of Online Training

    Join our two-day online ICAO LPE training via Zoom to learn the rating scale, test procedures, and language proficiency assessment practices.

  2. Step 2: Observe One Test

    Observe one language proficiency test to see how the procedures and assessment principles are applied in practice.

  3. Step 3: Conduct One Mock Test

    Conduct one mock test to put your training into practice and complete your preparation to examine under Level 6 Aviation's authorisation. There is no final examination.

FAQs

Pilot and air traffic controller applicants need relevant professional experience, not only a licence or qualification. Academic-route applicants need a relevant linguistics or philology degree. ICAO English Level 5 or Level 6 is expected.