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Starting Right: Needs and Objectives

Step 1 — Identify What Trainees Actually Need to Learn

Step 2 — Write Learning Objectives That Drive Your Course

Check Your Understanding: TNA and Objectives

Structuring and Sequencing Your Course

Step 3 — Structure Your Course: From Objectives to Modules and Lessons

Step 4 — Plan Each Lesson: Content, Activity, and Assessment

Check Your Understanding: Course Structure

Preparing for Delivery

Step 5 — Choose Your Delivery Methods and Materials

Step 6 — Build Your Course Delivery Timeline

Final Assessment: Course Design in Practice

A practical, step-by-step walkthrough for aviation instructors designing and building a course from scratch — from identifying needs to writing objectives, structuring lessons, and preparing for delivery.

This module walks you through the complete process of designing and building an aviation training course from scratch. Whether you are creating a new programme or restructuring an existing one, you will follow a logical, professional process: identifying what trainees need to learn, writing objectives that actually drive instruction, sequencing content for maximum retention, and preparing your materials for delivery.

Step-by-Step: Designing and Building Your Course

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