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Article written by Michael Egerton In this article you are going to learn techniques to describe pictures in ICAO English tests. As mentioned in a previous article, The ICAO English test – guidance and advice, describing a picture is a common part of many ICAO English tests. What language skills are required? Quite often the pictures will be of unusual or unexpected events such as damage to an aircraft, a crash/collision or a malfunctioning piece of the aircraft’s equipment. Each part of an aircraft,weather and time of day,the physical layout of an airfield andvarious types of damage that can occur. You will also need a good command of verb tenses so that you can describe: what is happening nowwhat has happened beforewhat is likely to happen in the future You should also learn the language skills needed to explain why these events have occurred. Phrases for describing pictures Start by giving a brief description of each picture.
Exercise 1. 2. IMAGE TIPS GENERAL. VOICE TEST TEA. Mayflower College, 1 Radford Road, Plymouth PL1 3BY, UK | Tel. 44-1752-673784 | Fax. 44-1752-671537 | english@maycoll.co.uk | www.maycoll.co.uk Approved English testing for aviation The Test of English for Aviation is managed and administered by Mayflower College and:meets the ICAO English Language Proficiency Requirements (LPR’s) for licensing purposesis approved by the UK Civil Aviation Authority (certificate here) and many other national authoritiesassesses spoken and listening ability according to the ICAO Rating Scale T.E.A. is: an English communication test – not a test of operational knowledge a test of plain English in an aviation context – it is not a test of aviation phraseology an interview between the candidate and an examiner suitable for professional, private or student pilots (aeroplane or helicopter), professional or student controllers, FISOs and radio operators a test of 3 sections lasting approximately 25 minutes:
YOU TUBE+IEURS IMAGES BRESIL. YOU TUBE IMAGE TIPS 1 IMAGE. YT AIRPORTS GENERAL. YT Taxiway Markings, Signs and Lights. YT Runway Markings Explained. YT Runway Lighting Explained. YT approach lights. YT ONE IMAGE DESC TIPS + IMAGE TEXT DESCRIPTION. Describing a pic for English Proficiency Test for ATC kaycekwon: Hi, I'm a Korean ATC student trying to pass English proficiency test with a good score i couldn't find any good website or institutions in korea to help me achieve that level i was wondering if you guys have any suggstions and btw i didn't know if anyone could help me describe this picture, a professional ATC level english description would very much be appreciated.
Thanks guys! Look at the picture provided. RonR: I see a South African A340 with its nose gear off the runway/taxiway. The aircraft is not in takeoff configuration because all the flaps are retracted. It does not appear to be an emergency landing because none of the doors are open and no evacuation was started. Some questions that comes to mind: when did this happen? The clear sky suggests that weather was not a factor. The photo appears to have been taken from a point on the runway. It's possible there are still passengers on board. Ron Navigation [0] Message Index. BLOG GEN WITH LINKS. PIE - Practice ICAO English DEMO. Ex aviation test. ICAO Aviation English: Bird Strikes.