Scorm de Inglés Aeronáutico

Duración180 h
FormatoSCORM 1.2

Sobre este contenido

Este scorm de Inglés Aeronáutico le ofrece una formación especializada en la materia. La lengua inglesa se ha convertido, en todo el mundo, en el idioma unificador que traspasa las barreras de la comunicación. Cada día es más la gente que utiliza el inglés como herramienta de trabajo y de estudio. Y aquellos estudiantes que logran un nivel alto en esta lengua tienen la posibilidad de acceder a un mundo más amplio.

A quién va dirigido

Este scorm de Inglés Aeronáutico está dirigido a todas aquellas personas que trabajan en el Aeropuerto o quieran trabajar en algún puesto relacionado, y quieran aprender a manejarse con confianza, seguridad y soltura con el idioma del Inglés.

Temario

Contenido del temario · 180 horas

Contenido

UNIT 1. THE AIRPLANE: AIRCRAFT AND THEIR TECHNOLOGICAL EVOLUTION
Aircraft types and their technological evolution
Describing technical features using relative clauses
Comparing aircraft models
Listening to a technical briefing on aircraft movements
UNIT 2. THE AIRPORT: DIGITALIZATION AND AIRPORT STAFF
Parts of the airport and its digitalization
Airport staff: describing functions using the passive voice
Talking about career progression in the sector
Listening to ground staff announcements and procedures
UNIT 3. COMMUNICATIONS: PHRASEOLOGY AND GROUND-AIR COMMUNICATION
Standard ICAO phraseology and ground-air communication
Relaying other people"s messages: reported speech
Listening to real radiotelephony communications
Confirming instructions with question tags
UNIT 4. BOARDING: AUTOMATED BOARDING AND SECURITY
Automated boarding protocols
Describing security procedures using the passive voice
Making formal indirect requests to passengers
Listening to boarding instructions and PA announcements
UNIT 5. CABIN SERVICES: SUSTAINABLE ON-BOARD SERVICES
Today"s on-board services: personalization and sustainability
Announcing service forecasts with nuances of future certainty
Talking about past routines in cabin service
Listening to on-board service announcements
UNIT 6. HEALTH ISSUES: IN-FLIGHT MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
In-flight medical emergencies: current data and protocols
Speculating about the causes of a medical emergency
Requesting medical help over the PA system
Listening to a real in-flight medical emergency case
UNIT 7. GROUND MOVEMENTS: WEATHER AND TURBULENCE
Weather conditions and their operational impact
Hypothesizing about adverse weather conditions
Coordinating ground operations with the team
Listening to simplified aeronautical weather reports
UNIT 8. CLIMBING AND LANDING: PROCEDURES AND EFFICIENCY
Current climb and approach procedures
Describing future procedures using the passive voice
Reporting on runway incursions with non-defining relative clauses
Listening to tower communications during landing
UNIT 9. ON THE GROUND: TAXIING AND RUNWAY INCIDENTS
Taxiing and ground coordination: current data
Writing an incident report using the passive voice
Causative structures to describe outsourced services
Listening to taxi clearance communications
UNIT 10. SAFETY AND SECURITY: CYBERSECURITY AND DISRUPTIVE PASSENGERS
Cybersecurity and new threats in aviation
Disruptive passengers: regulations and obligations
Verbally managing a disruptive passenger situation
Listening to a security briefing on biometric screening

Palabras clave

Aeronáutico
Aeropuerto
Agente de Tierra
avión
Azafata
Handling
Inglés

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