These workshops aim to cover various topics related to the proper conduct of the language proficiency test. It is also an opportunity to exchange experiences with your colleagues and...
Technical aspects of remote assessment will be covered in your remote assessment induction and in the User guide for Examiner. The remote assessment is identical in format to the...
I am also a teacher. Can I assessment my own students? No, examiners who also work as teachers must not assessment their own students, as there would be an...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text][uo_breadcrumbs][/vc_column_text][vc_column_text] Rates of pay for conducting tests [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Our examiners work on an ad hoc, self-employed basis. You are responsible for declaring monies earned and for paying any tax or...
Sign-ups and the issuing of certificates are handled automatically through the AEPS website: www.aeps.aero. When you start as an examiner, you will be provided with a username and password. This...
During the assessment, examiners should do their best to make candidates feel comfortable. Each examiner is a unique human being, and as such will have their own way of...
Examiners are required to assess candidates based on the ICAO Language Rating Scale, as shown in Annex X. There are 6 levels, ranging from 1 (zero proficiency) to 6...
Before you start the assessment You should always double-check the type of assessment (VFR or IFR) before starting, as well as establishing whether the candidate is a professional or...
The AEPS exam is designed to assess the ability of the candidate to understand and use radio phraseologies as well as common English.The exam is intended to measure the...
Each AEPS assessment is conducted by two assessors: an operational examiner and a linguistic examiner. Operational examiners generally come from an aviation background (pilot, controller), while linguistic examiners are generally people...