General Instructional Techniques

The Instructional Techniques course aims to develop students into effective classroom and practical instructors.

The course considers the theory behind being an effective instructor. Specifically it looks at the identification and analysis of training needs as well as planning and designing training, delivering training, reviewing and evaluating progress, and assessing achievement. The personal core skills required of an effective instructor are also considered.

On completion of the Instructional Techniques course students will have the knowledge and skills required for them to be effective instructors in a classroom and practical environment.

Students should be fluent in English to the ICAO English Language Level 4 standard and have at least two years continuous experience in their respective specialisations.

Theory Subjects

• Human Behaviour

• The Learning Process

• The Systems Approach to Training

• The Role of the Instructor

• Questioning Technique

• Class Management

• Notes and Handouts

• Visual and Audio-Visual Resources

• Talks, Lectures and Lessons

• Designing, Planning and Preparation

• Other Methods of Instruction

• Assessment and Evaluation

• Computer Based Training Techniques

• Practical Exercise Planning, Instruction and

• Assessment

• Briefing, Monitoring and Debriefing

• Report Writing