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ICAO Aviation English Course for Pilots

Practise aviation English speaking and listening online with a teacher. Choose two, four or ten hours of personal practice and feedback to support your test preparation.

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1-TO-1Online Practice
with a Teacher
FROM €80Two Hours of
Lesson Time

Communication Skills You’ll Practise

  1. ICAO Standard Phraseology

  2. ATC & Pilot Comprehension

  3. Clear, Professional Plain English

  4. Confidence in Unexpected Situations

  5. Exam-Style Practice with Feedback

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Find the Right Aviation English Course

Each package includes one-to-one online practice and teacher feedback. Choose lesson time to suit your goals, then arrange your sessions after checkout. The official assessment and live simulation are separate services.

2-Hour "Initial Taster" Session

€80

Two hours of one-to-one practice. A starting point if you want to work on a focused communication goal before choosing more lesson time.

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4-Hour "Essentials" Package

€140

Four hours of one-to-one practice. More time to revisit feedback and practise several speaking and listening tasks with your teacher.

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How Your Lessons Work

One-to-One Practice

Work directly with a teacher on aviation English speaking and listening, with spoken feedback during your lesson.

Personalised Learning Plans

Discuss your current difficulties and preparation goals with your teacher so practice can focus on the areas you want to work on.

Flexible Scheduling

Arrange your first lesson after checkout, then coordinate later sessions directly with your teacher around your roster and time zone.

Real-World Communication

Practise aviation scenarios, listening comprehension and clear plain English, including how to explain a situation and clarify a misunderstanding.

Try a Short Speaking Practice

This original example is illustrative. It is not an official exam question, a scoring tool or a sample from the paid question database.

  1. Imagine your flight has been delayed by weather. Explain the situation in plain English to someone who has not heard the latest update.
  2. Explain what you know, what is still uncertain and what information you would ask for next.
  3. Listen to your own explanation. Could the listener follow the sequence? Note one difficulty to discuss with your teacher.

The aim is to practise a clear explanation, not to memorise an answer or judge your ICAO level from one exercise.

Lessons, Simulation or Official Assessment?

Lessons give you guided practice over your purchased hours. A live test simulation is a separate examiner-led practice session with feedback and an indicative level estimate. An official assessment is booked separately when you need a formal language proficiency assessment.

Lessons do not include an official assessment, a certificate or a guaranteed result. If you are unsure which preparation option fits your goal, ask us about preparation options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who should take English4Aviation lessons?

These lessons are for pilots and other aviation professionals who want guided speaking and listening practice. Tell your teacher about your role and goals. Lessons are preparation, not an official assessment or a certificate.

How long does a session last?

The standard lesson is 60 minutes. Packages provide two, four or ten hours of lesson time. Agree the timetable with your teacher after purchase; the package is measured in hours, not a promised number of appointments.

What happens right after checkout?

A teacher contacts you on WhatsApp to arrange your first lesson. You coordinate later sessions directly. Buying a lesson package does not reserve an appointment in the exam calendar.

Which package should I choose?

Choose the amount of practice time that fits your goals and schedule. Two hours gives you a short starting point, four hours allows more follow-up practice, and ten hours provides the most time. No package promises a particular level or a pass.

What should I prepare for an online lesson?

Use a quiet place, a stable internet connection, and a working camera and microphone. Think of a speaking or listening task you find difficult and tell your teacher what you would like to practise.

What’s inside a typical lesson?

Practice covers pronunciation, structure, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension and interaction through aviation and non-routine scenarios, with immediate spoken feedback. The lesson focus can follow your current needs; it is not a scored official test.