Anyone who’s organisational role includes the need to create technical or procedural content on behalf of the organisation has a responsibility to ensure that the information is delivered in a clear, correct and effective way.

This course is aimed at sharing best practice use of Aviation Technical English particularly focused on a clear understanding of the “Maintenance Planning” objectives, It is essential in terms of efficiency and effectiveness of the organisation process that we communicate “task” requirements in the correct way.

A primary objective is to ensure clarity in your writing and avoid any reference to vagueness – (note that insufficient understanding of the task specifics may lead to ambiguity in writing).

a) Organize the information you intend to deliver – you must understand what you intend to say and understand “in principle” how you are going to say it.

b) Be efficient with the time at hand – self-discipline and organisation of your thoughts is an essential ingredient to effective delivery of information.

c) Use concise language by avoiding unnecessary wordiness and large words (Use Action Verbs).

The primary purpose of this training is to identify how we can use our knowledge of Aviation English Standards to improve our internal documentation procedures.

Attendance to this course assumes a strong understanding of English Language and the associated structure of English Grammar.

To consider the common mistakes which are made when we generate procedural documentation.

The delegate will consider best practices to deliver information to achieve the most effective communication possible.

To consider the guidelines provided by ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English.