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Welcome and Course Orientation

Orientation: Objectives, Audience, and How This Taster Works

Safety Foundation and Procedural Mindset

Core Refresher: Separation and Standards

Vertical, Lateral, and Longitudinal Separation Essentials

Time-Based Control: Estimates, ETAs, and Cross-Checks

Coordination, Clearances, and Phraseology

Inter-Unit and Intra-Unit Coordination Discipline

Clearances and ICAO-Compliant Phraseology in Procedural Environments

Traffic Sequencing and Situational Awareness

Approach and Area Sequencing Without Surveillance

Abnormal and Contingency Scenarios in Procedural Control

Knowledge Checks: Procedural Refresher Quizzes

Quiz 1: Core Separation Standards

Quiz 2: Time-Based Control and Estimates

Quiz 3: Coordination and Transfer of Control Points

Quiz 4: Clearances and Phraseology

Quiz 5: Sequencing and Contingencies

Next Steps and Feedback

Preview: Certified Approach & Area Procedural Control Programme

Survey: Entry Background and Goals

Survey: Module Usefulness and Confidence Shift

Survey: Readiness for Advanced Program and Logistics

Approach and Area Procedural Control Refresher: Non‑Surveillance Essentials is a focused, hands-on taster designed for controllers and operational leaders who need to sharpen their procedural skills where radar and ADS‑B coverage are limited, intermittent, or unavailable. In today’s mixed-equipage and constrained infrastructure environments, procedural control remains a cornerstone of safe, efficient operations—demanding disciplined estimating, clear phraseology, and robust coordination. This course gives you a rapid yet rigorous refresh of ICAO-compliant separation standards, time-based techniques, and traffic sequencing methods tailored to APP and ACC contexts. You’ll practice building and maintaining an accurate mental model using flight progress strips, timelines, and standardized coordination—while learning how to detect estimate drift, manage workload, and maintain vigilance under R/T pressure. Mini-scenarios and quizzes reinforce application of vertical, lateral, and longitudinal separation, transfer-of-control discipline, and contingency handling for NORDO, nav-aid outages, and weather deviations. Whether you’re returning to a procedural unit, supervising mixed environments, or preparing trainees for certification, this taster aligns with our Certified Procedural Control Programme to help you confirm readiness and target your next steps. Expect short modules, practical checks, and quick surveys that deliver immediate value and confidence in your non-surveillance toolkit.

Approach and Area Procedural Control Refresher: Non‑Surveillance Essentials

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            <p>Approach and Area Procedural Control Refresher: Non‑Surveillance Essentials is a focused taster designed to sharpen procedural thinking where surveillance is limited, degraded, or intentionally not used. Built for licensed APP/ACC controllers, returning radar-focused controllers, supervisors, trainers, assessors, and regulatory or ANSP staff, the course consolidates ICAO-compliant standards and the practical discipline required to maintain safety barriers through estimates, strips, time, and phraseology. Trainee controllers progressing from ICAO 053/055 will find structured reinforcement and context to bridge into operational environments. Each module is short and purposeful, with practice checks and surveys to calibrate confidence and capture operational insights; plan for compact sessions that can be completed in sequence or selectively, with completion tips embedded to support busy rosters.</p>

<p>The Core Refresher examines vertical, lateral, and longitudinal separation as applied in approach and area procedural operations, emphasizing transition altitude/level, route structures and bearings, and time/distance/Mach techniques—with worked mini-scenarios that require establishing, maintaining, and canceling separation. Time-Based Control drills into generating, updating, and verifying estimates using compulsory reporting points, fix-crossing times, and procedural holdings, while addressing estimate drift, communication delays, and strip-marking conventions that underpin longitudinal management. Coordination, Clearances, and Phraseology reinforces transfer of communication vs. transfer of control, robust readback-hearback discipline, and clear, ICAO-compliant clearance construction for route, level, timing/speed, and restrictions—especially when managing altitude changes without radar identification. Traffic Sequencing and Situational Awareness covers building a reliable mental model using strips and timelines, integrating departures with inbound flows, and applying speed/Mach control; the Abnormal and Contingency module addresses NORDO protections, navaid degradation and reversionary routing, weather-driven deviations and level capping, and emergency prioritization with SAR coordination. Knowledge checks target core standards, time-based control, coordination and release points, clearances and phraseology, and sequencing/contingencies. A final preview outlines progression into the Certified Approach & Area Procedural Control Programme, including advanced simulation, assessment standards, complex holdings, non-RVSM, and oceanic interfaces, with guidance on enrollment and prerequisites.</p>
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