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The ELPAC test has been developed by EUROCONTROL (the European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation) to meet ICAO and European Commission language proficiency requirements in English for operational air traffic controllers.
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Update on ELPAC activities since test release |
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Since the first ELPAC training and accreditation workshop in September 2007, 201 persons from 26 countries have been accredited as administrators, markers and examiners.
In order to maintain the testing standards among ELPAC examiners, refresher workshops have been established. Since October 2008, 10 refresher workshops welcomed 67 participants from 13 countries. The programme of accreditation and referesher training continues in 2010.
To date, from more than 5400 controllers registered, over 3700 ATCOs from more than 19 countries have been tested using the ELPAC test. More countries are expected to start testing in 2010:
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EUROCONTROL has developed a version of the ELPAC test to allow student controllers to meet the language proficiency requirements (in English) of the EC Directive on a Community ATC Licence (May 17th 2010). This student version of ELPAC is known as ELPACst.
For more information go to www.elpacstudent.info
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