The Art of being understood through the proper transmission of messages.

The Communications Module for the Advanced Aeronautical Course will expose attendees to radio telephony procedures through scenario based training. Attendees will be taught on radio telephony through different types of airspaces. They will also experience radio telephony in a typical cross-country navigation flight through a practical session on R/T calls and phraseology.

Covering 7 Main topics and 36 sub-topics with 150 questions.

The biological effects of flying with empathizes on the cognitive ability of the pilot.

The Human Performance Module serves to educate attendees on the knowledge of human physiology and its importance to aviation. Attendees will be exposed to flight safety issues such as stress, information processing, decision-making, judgement and communication as they are all related to multi-crew flight operations. Attendees will also be taught on safety management system comprising of Threat and Error Management, and Crew Resource Management.

Covering 12 Main topics and 64 sub-topics with 100 questions.

The Rules and Regulations involved in flying.

The Air Law Module for the Advanced Aeronautical Course serves to educate attendees on the International Laws governing aviation rules and procedures. Specifically, attendees will be taught on rules and regulations that govern Singapore flying licences. They will also undergo practical session on the utility and applicability of the governing documents in a scenario based conext.

Covering 9 Main topics and 71 sub -topics with 100 questions.

The physics of flight.

Covering a) Physics Of FLight, with 14 Main topics and 92 sub topics.

Covering b) Aircraft Systems with 13 Main topics and 80 sub-topics.

With a total of 500 questions.

The POF Module of the Advanced Aeronautical Course will provide attendees with greater in-depth knowledge on Lift, Weight, Thrust, Drag, Climbing, Descending, Turning and Stalling. Attendees will learn more on Control Surfaces and its effect on longitudinal, lateral and directional stability. Case studies on accidents involving POF will be discussed to reinforce the understanding of POF knowledge by attendees.

The Aircraft Knowledge Module for the Advanced Aeronautical Course will provide attendees with more in-depth knowledge on the airplane components and its functions. Attendees will be taught on the possible malfunctions of airplane components and systems and the actions required to minimize the flight risks. They will also be exposed to case studies involving aircraft components and systems to reinforce the importance of aircraft knowledge and its impact to flight safety.

The conducting of flight from several waypoints in a safe and efficient manner.

The Flight Planning Module for the Advanced Aeronautical Course serves to provide more in-depth knowledge on flight planning and provide attendees a better understanding of the variables that affect the performance of the aircraft. Attendees will be given more flight planning practical sessions in different scenarios to gain adequate proficiency on flight planning knowledge and processes.

Covering 2 Main topics and 3 sub-topics with 25 questions.

The study of weather, local and international.

The Meteorology Module for the Advanced Aeronautical Course will provide attendees with more in-depth knowledge on weather patterns such as wind conditions, Visibility, Fog, Air Masses and Icing conditions. Videos and case studies of severe weather patterns would be exposed to attendees to better illustrate how weather can affect flight safety.

Covering 15 Main topics and 70 sub-topics with 100 questions.

The know-how of global travel in a safe and efficient manner.

The Navigation Module for the Advanced Aeronautical Course will reinforce the knowledge learned in BAK in terms of Charts and Map reading, and using navigation tools to calculate and plan a navigation flight. Attendees will be taught in-depth knowledge on cartography and international navigation through the use various Naviagtion Aids such as NDB, VOR, GPS. They will also be put through pratical sessions to apply the knowledge learned and show ability in planning and executing aerial Navigation as a potential pilot.

Covering 9 Main topics and 41 sub-topics with 100 questions.