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If you are interested, please complete the application form with English subject result and email to sukichang@hkpc.org.

Programme Highlights

The programme aims to provide aviation related STEM training to secondary school students with fundamental aviation English and from there on be able to understand general aviation terms used in manuals along with aviation knowledge and flight simulation training.

Programme Structure

Lesson 1: Understand the Basics of Aircraft with *

Lesson 2: Understand Maintenance Processes I with *

Lesson 3: Understand Maintenance Processes II with *

Lesson 4: Basics of Ground Operations I with *

Lesson 5: Basics of Ground Operations II with *

Lesson 6: Aviation English I

Lesson 7: Aviation English II with *

Lesson 8: Recap, Review and Examination

*90-minute Flight Simulation Training

Learning Outcomes

• Read and understand written instructions in general aviation English.
• Understand basic aviation terms and vocabulary used in aviation publications and documentation for ground operations and related aviation engineering work.

Describe the scope of work in aviation ground operations.

Certificate of Achievement

A Certificate will be awarded to participants who have

• Attain a minimum attendance rate of 75% (total 8 lessons, 12.5% per each lesson) &
• Obtain a minimum mark of 60% (pass grade) in the examination &
• Complete minimum 60% of worksheets

Language

Class Delivery: Cantonese supplemented with English

Teaching materials: English

Admission Requirements

Form 1 or above and obtain a passing grade in the English subject in school.

Course Fee

HK$ 5,670  (Inclusive of 2 textbooks)

Date and time

8 July to 26 August 2023 (Every Saturday)

Lesson 1-7 : 9:30-13:00

Lesson 8 : 9:30-12:00

Trainer

Branden is the lead trainer of the programme. He is director of Aerosim (HK) Ltd., a startup company specialised in aviation education and training technologies.

Branden has over 12 years of experience in aviation education and training. His trainees include pilots, aircraft engineers, cabin crew, ground staff, and airport facility engineers. Besides, he has worked as a lecturer of aviation programmes in various institutions, including HKU Space, Hong Kong College of Technology, Vocational Training Council and Hong Kong Aviation Training Centre, etc.

Other trainers of the programmes have completed professional pilots training and obtained multiple pilot’s licenses. They were commercial airline pilots of a local airline. In addition, all of them have experience in teaching primary and secondary school students.