1. Foreign language teaching at Estonian Aviation Academy Carmen Ruus Head of EAVA Language Centre

2. Specialities taught at EAVA  State professional higher education institution; duration of studies 4 years. — Air Traffic Services Air Traffic Controllers — Aircraft Piloting Aeroplane Pilots Helicopter Pilots — Management of Aviation Communication and Navigation Systems — Aviation Management — Aircraft Engineering (aircraft construction and maintenance technicians) See: www.eava.ee/en 7.07.2015

3. Requirements on admission Aircraft Piloting, Air Traffic Services Prerequisites for commencing studies: — secondary education or the qualification hereto received abroad, — national exam in sciences (extensive mathematics or mathematics taken before 2014, or physics), — national exam or the international exam approved the Ministry of Education and Research in a foreign language at Level B2 of CEF (English, German or French), — medical fitness and professional suitability (psychology and personality incl.), — command of the language of instruction (Estonian) that shall meet Level B2 description of the Common European Framework of References for Languages, — other prerequisites prescribed by admissions regulation. 7.07.2015

4. Year 1 (autumn term) - General English course at the University of Tartu for all the students – 6 ECTS (groups based on the students’ level) CNS (spring term) – Aviation English – 3 ECTS Year 2 (spring term) - Aviation English to all the specialities (except for CNS) – 3 ECTS 7.07.2015

5. Speciality English courses  Students of Air Traffic Services Year 3 – Speciality English course leading to the ICAO language proficiency test TEA (Test of English for Aviation developed by Mayflower College, UK, administered at EAVA, rated and certificate issued by Mayflower College) Autumn 3 ECTS, spring 3 ECTS Year 4 (autumn) – Speciality English (office work/business) – 2 ECTS 7.07.2015

6.  Students of Aircraft Piloting Year 3 – Speciality English courses: * Autumn - Speciality English (working with aircraft manuals) - 3 ECTS, Speciality English leading to the ICAO LPR test TEA - 2 ECTS; * Spring – continuation of Speciality English leading to TEA – 3 ECTS Year 4 – Speciality English (office work/business) - 2 ECTS 7.07.2015

7.  Students of Aviation Management Year 3 – Business English courses 1 & 2 leading to Cambridge Business English exam (BEC Higher) Autumn 3 ECTS, spring 2 ECTS  Students of Aircraft Engineering Year 3 – Aircraft Construction in English (CLIL: content and language integrated learning) Autumn 4 ECTS Beginning from the academic year 2015/2016 the course of Engineering English will be introduced in Year 4 curriculum 7.07.2015

8.  Students of Management of Aviation Communication and Navigation Systems Year 3 – Speciality English course – autumn 3 ECTS 7.07.2015

9. Other foreign languages (can be chosen as an elective or optional subject) Russian (French) (for beginners and advanced levels) Year 2 – spring term 4 ECTS Year 3 – autumn term 3 ECTS, spring term 3 ECTS Year 4 – autumn term 3 ECTS Students with Russian as their mother tongue continue at the University of Tartu with the foreign language they learned at gymnasium level. 7.07.2015

10. Textbooks used H. Emery, A. Roberts Aviation English H. Emery, A. Roberts Check Your Aviation English P. Shawcross Flightpath P. Shawcross English for Aircraft (1&2) F. McGarry Take-Off. Technical English for Engineering S. Ellis, T. Gerighty English for Aviation (for pilots and ATCs) T. Ricca-McCarthy, M. Duckworth English for Telecoms and Information Technology Textbooks for preparing for Cambridge Business English examination Supplementary materials prepared by lecturers 7.07.2015

17. Thank You for Your interest! 7.07.2015