The Crediting of Third Country and Military Certification for Air Traffic Controllers Regulations 2025
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5 Crediting of ATCO training and experience from UK military certificate of competence holders
(1) Where an applicant for a UK ATCO licence who holds a UK military certificate of competence, the CAA may give credit for any knowledge, experience and skills gained in the training for that certification which is equivalent to the knowledge, experience and skills required to comply with the UK ATCO training requirements. (2) The credit referred to in paragraph (1) may take the form of a reduction in one or more of the following— (a) course duration, (b) number of lessons, (c) specific training hours. (3) Before giving credit to an applicant under paragraph (1), the CAA must obtain a credit report from a training organisation for the purpose of assessing the compliance of the training undertaken for the applicant’s UK military certificate of competence with the UK ATCO training requirements. (4) The CAA must consider a recommendation made in the credit report referred to in paragraph (3) when determining any credit to be given to an applicant under paragraph (1). (5) “UK military certificate of competence” means an ATCO certificate of competence issued by the UK’s Ministry of Defence in accordance with Regulatory Article RA 3202.
5 Crediting of ATCO training and experience from UK military certificate of competence holders
(1) Where an applicant for a UK ATCO licence who holds a UK military certificate of competence, the CAA may give credit for any knowledge, experience and skills gained in the training for that certification which is equivalent to the knowledge, experience and skills required to comply with the UK ATCO training requirements. (2) The credit referred to in paragraph (1) may take the form of a reduction in one or more of the following— (a) course duration, (b) number of lessons, (c) specific training hours. (3) Before giving credit to an applicant under paragraph (1), the CAA must obtain a credit report from a training organisation for the purpose of assessing the compliance of the training undertaken for the applicant’s UK military certificate of competence with the UK ATCO training requirements. (4) The CAA must consider a recommendation made in the credit report referred to in paragraph (3) when determining any credit to be given to an applicant under paragraph (1). (5) “UK military certificate of competence” means an ATCO certificate of competence issued by the UK’s Ministry of Defence in accordance with Regulatory Article RA 3202.
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