The test :
- is designed to assess a candidate's spoken and listening ability according to the ICAO band descriptors.
- is conducted in the form of a one-to-one interview between the candidate and the examiner.
- comprises three sections and lasts approximately 20 minutes.
Throughout the three sections of the test the examiner will be assessing the candidate’s ability based on the following six ICAO language proficiency requirements: pronunciation, structure, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension and interactions.
The candidate will be awarded a grade for each of the six skills.
Section One: Introduction (4 minutes)
The candidate is asked a series of questions on common, concrete and work-related topics relating to his/her aviation background.
Section Two: Interactive Comprehension (8 minutes)
Part A: Candidates listen to aviation-specific recordings of non- routine and emergency situations. Candidates are required to explain what is happening.
Part B: Candidates are presented with a series of problem solving role-play scenarios. The candidate is required to ask questions and give advice.
Section Three: Description and Discussion (8 minutes)
Candidates are presented with a series of aviation-related images and are required to describe what they see. The examiner will then ask further questions related to the images.
This blog is for pilots willing to present the ICAO official English test. You will find many sources that will help you understand it in a better way.
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