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| Spranza Incorporated and Skycontrol.net in conjunction with Treasure Coast Public Safety Training Center, Indian River Community College, Fort Pierce, Florida now offers in residence Civil Aviation Security and Firefighting Training Programs for both line and staff personnel. |
Details on these programs and other upcoming workshops for the present academic year are available on
the ICAO Training Directory at www.icao.int/td. Simply insert "Treasure Coast Public Safety Training Center"
into the search engine and click on the desired program link!
the ICAO Training Directory at www.icao.int/td. Simply insert "Treasure Coast Public Safety Training Center"
into the search engine and click on the desired program link!
Airport Emergency Planning and Exercise Implementation
ICAO Course No. 119 Local Code: 91549
Duration: 24 Instruction Hours
Objective: Students will: a) gain a greater understanding of the content, expectations and implementation of proper Emergency Planning
Techniques; b) develop proper inter-agency coordination and documentation; c) properly review and revise existing Emergency Plans; d)
gain the academic knowledge and practical skills to coordinate, conduct and document a full scale scenario exercise (EEX).
Remarks: This program is an intense "hands on" learning event. Students receive handouts as well as a comprehensive CD ROM
containing templates, forms, reference library and useful decision making tools.
ICAO Course No. 119 Local Code: 91549
Duration: 24 Instruction Hours
Objective: Students will: a) gain a greater understanding of the content, expectations and implementation of proper Emergency Planning
Techniques; b) develop proper inter-agency coordination and documentation; c) properly review and revise existing Emergency Plans; d)
gain the academic knowledge and practical skills to coordinate, conduct and document a full scale scenario exercise (EEX).
Remarks: This program is an intense "hands on" learning event. Students receive handouts as well as a comprehensive CD ROM
containing templates, forms, reference library and useful decision making tools.
Instructor: Training for Trainers
ICAO Course No.: 123 Local Code: 91548
Duration: 56 Hour(s)
Objectives: Upon completion, trainees will be able to: a. conduct AVSEC training applying the principals of interactive learning b.
correctly present valid materials c. identify, select and prepare appropriate teaching aids d. develop or modify training objectives , content
and testing as appropriate to meet national and local needs. e. identify and utilize various instructional and learning techniques as
appropriate
Prerequisites: Students should be assigned to positions as instructors within the civil aviation environment. A minimal working
knowledge of either English or French language is essential.
Remarks: Curriculum includes Background, Instructional techniques, classroom management, program management, concepts of
learning and instruction, testing and evaluation. Students learn to create, select and present AVSEC programs in an manner consistent
with ICAO standards and recommended practices.
ICAO Course No.: 123 Local Code: 91548
Duration: 56 Hour(s)
Objectives: Upon completion, trainees will be able to: a. conduct AVSEC training applying the principals of interactive learning b.
correctly present valid materials c. identify, select and prepare appropriate teaching aids d. develop or modify training objectives , content
and testing as appropriate to meet national and local needs. e. identify and utilize various instructional and learning techniques as
appropriate
Prerequisites: Students should be assigned to positions as instructors within the civil aviation environment. A minimal working
knowledge of either English or French language is essential.
Remarks: Curriculum includes Background, Instructional techniques, classroom management, program management, concepts of
learning and instruction, testing and evaluation. Students learn to create, select and present AVSEC programs in an manner consistent
with ICAO standards and recommended practices.
Training for Trainers Workshop - Methods Class
Duration: 24 instructional hours
Objectives: Upon completion students will be better prepared to conduct professional training applying the principals of interactive learning,
correctly present validated materials and identify, select and prepare appropriate teaching aids. Students will be better able to identify the
appropriate instructional techniques for the materials, goals and objectives at hand.
Prerequisite: NONE
Remarks: This is a methods workshop designed to assist Agency and Corporate Trainers develop and present materials in a professional,
interesting and understandable format. Ideal for anyone unfamiliar with teaching methods, procedures and practices.
Duration: 24 instructional hours
Objectives: Upon completion students will be better prepared to conduct professional training applying the principals of interactive learning,
correctly present validated materials and identify, select and prepare appropriate teaching aids. Students will be better able to identify the
appropriate instructional techniques for the materials, goals and objectives at hand.
Prerequisite: NONE
Remarks: This is a methods workshop designed to assist Agency and Corporate Trainers develop and present materials in a professional,
interesting and understandable format. Ideal for anyone unfamiliar with teaching methods, procedures and practices.
Airside / Landside Basic Civil Aviation Security
ICAO Course No.:123 Local Code:72510
Duration:160 Hour(s)
Objectives:
This program is designed to provide Level I instruction to Airport Security Forces performing duties as the primary law
enforcement /security agency on site. Skills include: Access control, anti-sabotage procedures, passenger and baggage
screening and inter-agency cooperation. Students learn in an interactive, hands on environment, taking a learning by
doing approach to tasks and procedures.
Prerequisites:
Basic comprehension of English or French language Selection or candidate for Aviation Security Position
Remarks:
Curriculum Includes: Section I: Introduction to Civil Aviation Security, Understanding the Threats to Civil Aviation, Basic
AVSEC Skills / Conducting a Physical Survey/ Operations Postings; Section II: Taking a Pro-Active Approach:
Implementing Annex 17 and more, Access Control, Security Alarms and Special Response Solutions, OPSEC /
COMSEC, Principals of Protection and Threat Neutralization Practicum, Aircraft and Terminal Searches; Section III:
Interpersonal Communications, Security Awareness.
ICAO Course No.:123 Local Code:72510
Duration:160 Hour(s)
Objectives:
This program is designed to provide Level I instruction to Airport Security Forces performing duties as the primary law
enforcement /security agency on site. Skills include: Access control, anti-sabotage procedures, passenger and baggage
screening and inter-agency cooperation. Students learn in an interactive, hands on environment, taking a learning by
doing approach to tasks and procedures.
Prerequisites:
Basic comprehension of English or French language Selection or candidate for Aviation Security Position
Remarks:
Curriculum Includes: Section I: Introduction to Civil Aviation Security, Understanding the Threats to Civil Aviation, Basic
AVSEC Skills / Conducting a Physical Survey/ Operations Postings; Section II: Taking a Pro-Active Approach:
Implementing Annex 17 and more, Access Control, Security Alarms and Special Response Solutions, OPSEC /
COMSEC, Principals of Protection and Threat Neutralization Practicum, Aircraft and Terminal Searches; Section III:
Interpersonal Communications, Security Awareness.
