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Module 3 — Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) for Air Traffic Control Officers

Lesson 3.1 — ICAO ATCO Competency Framework

Lesson 3.2 — Observable Behavior and Evidence Collection

Lesson 3.3 — Performance Criteria and Rating Scales

Lesson 3.4 — Levels of Competence and License Readiness

Lesson 3.5 — The CBTA Assessment Cycle

Practicum Activities

Activity — Behavioral Indicator Matching

Activity — Video Analysis of Real ATC Scenarios

Knowledge Checks

Quiz 1 — ICAO Competency Framework Fundamentals

Quiz 2 — Observable Behavior and Evidence Quality

Quiz 3 — Performance Criteria and Rubrics

Quiz 4 — Levels of Competence

Quiz 5 — CBTA Assessment Cycle Application

Module 3 — Wrap-Up and Feedback

Survey 1 — Learner Confidence and Relevance

Survey 2 — Assessment Design Readiness

Master the ICAO competency model and elevate your ATC assessment practice. CBTA for ATCOs: ICAO Competencies and Assessment Mastery is a practical, assessment-focused course designed for operational supervisors, OJTI/SEs, training designers, and assessors who need to build fair, reliable, and regulator-ready evaluations. You will demystify ICAO’s ATCO competency framework—units, elements, and behavioral indicators—and learn how to translate real operations into observable, rateable performance. Through hands-on analysis of live and simulated scenarios, you’ll collect evidence, apply robust performance criteria, and deliver feedback that accelerates progression to license-ready proficiency. The course makes complex topics like validity, reliability, and inter-rater calibration accessible with clear tools, examples, and checklists. By the end, you’ll confidently plan and run the full CBTA assessment cycle—Plan → Observe → Record → Evaluate → Feedback—while aligning to licensing standards and maintaining ethical, safety-first practices. If your goal is consistent judgments, transparent rubrics, and defensible documentation, this course gives you the frameworks and workflow to do it right the first time.

Module 3 — CBTA for ATCOs: ICAO Competencies and Assessment Mastery

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            <p>Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) has become the global standard for assuring that Air Traffic Control Officers (ATCOs) demonstrate the right behaviors, in the right context, to the right standard. This course, CBTA for ATCOs: ICAO Competencies and Assessment Mastery, equips participants to interpret and apply the ICAO ATCO Competency Framework with precision, translating abstract competencies into observable, assessable performance. Beginning with Lesson 3.1, you will examine the structure of the framework—units, elements, and behavioral indicators—learn to differentiate them, and trace how each competency aligns to operational roles and phases of flight. You will also connect evidence requirements to licensing standards, ensuring that assessments are both operationally credible and regulatorily compliant.</p>

<p>Building on that foundation, Lesson 3.2 clarifies what counts as observable behavior and acceptable evidence—ranging from live operations and simulations to logs and recorded media—while emphasizing reliability, validity, sufficiency, and ethical/safety safeguards. Lesson 3.3 converts behaviors into assessable criteria, detailing the condition–behavior–standard structure and comparing analytic and holistic rubrics, with techniques to calibrate ratings and improve inter-rater reliability across domains such as communication, separation assurance, planning, and teamwork. Lesson 3.4 establishes clear performance levels—Novice, Intermediate, Proficient—maps milestones toward license readiness, and formalizes how to document competence. Lesson 3.5 integrates the full assessment cycle (Plan → Observe → Record → Evaluate → Feedback), providing practical methods for observation planning, coding, evaluation, and delivering actionable, developmental feedback.</p>

<p>To consolidate mastery, the Practicum Activities include Behavioral Indicator Matching to resolve edge cases and assess evidence sufficiency, and a Video Analysis of real ATC scenarios to extract behaviors, apply criteria, assign ratings, and draft formative feedback aligned to competence levels. Knowledge checks throughout—five focused quizzes—reinforce conceptual clarity and application across the framework, evidence quality, criteria design, competence levels, and the CBTA cycle. The module concludes with targeted surveys to gauge learner confidence, relevance to operational duties, and readiness to design and conduct robust CBTA assessments. By the end, participants will be prepared to design, implement, and defend evidence-based assessments that elevate performance and uphold safety, while meeting ICAO and licensing expectations.</p>
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