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In September 2003 the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), a division within the United Nations, announced changes to provisions strengthening language proficiency requirements. These requirements will come into effect from March 2008.
All pilots operating on international routes and all air traffic controllers who communicate with foreign pilots will need to have their English language proficiency formally assessed. The ICAO language proficiency requirement requires that pilots and air traffic controllers be able to communicate proficiently using both ICAO phraseology (ICAO Doc. 9832) and plain English (ICAO Doc. 9835).
ICAO has established six levels of language proficiency:

The minimum language level for licensing purposes is ICAO Level 4. To be assessed at ICAO Level 4 or above, a pilot or air traffic controller must achieve Level 4 in all six of the ICAO skill areas: Pronunciation, Structure, Vocabulary, Fluency, Comprehension and Interactions.








According to Doc. 9835 a language test used to assess language for the ICAO Language standards should:

• be aviation-specific (not assess general English proficiency) and be related to the language of radiotelephony which pilots and air traffic controllers use in their work
• assess language based on the criteria established in the ICAO Language Proficiency Rating Scale
• not assess a knowledge of phraseologies, but must assess communicative ability in both phraseology and plain Language
• assess speaking and listening skills directly (not assess language knowledge indirectly, or assess reading and writing ability).

هذا الاختبار الي من خلاله تعتمد رخصتك
كطيـــار أو مراقب جوي من قبل منظمة الايكاو العالمية
وأقل شي يشفعلك هو ليفيل 4
والشرح بالاعلى وافي