ED Decision 2021/002/R
QUALIFICATION AND TRAINING — INSPECTORS
(a) For the initial approval and oversight of an operator’s EBT programme, the inspector of the competent authority should undertake EBT training as part of their required technical training (see AMC2 ARO.GEN.200(a)(2)). At the conclusion of the inspector training, the inspector should:
(1) know the principles of EBT, including the following underlying principles:
(i) competency-based training;
(ii) learning from positive performance;
(iii) building resilience; and;
(iv) data-driven training;
(2) know the structure of an EBT module;
(3) know the method of training delivery for each phase of an EBT module;
(4) know the principles of adult learning and how they relate to EBT;
(5) recognise effective observations based on a competency framework, and document evidence of observed performance;
(6) recognise and relate specific performance observations of competencies;
(7) recognise trainee performance to determine competency-based training needs and recognise strengths;
(8) understand methods for the evaluation of performance using a competency-based grading system;
(9) recognise appropriate teaching styles during simulator training to accommodate trainee learning needs;
(10) recognise facilitated trainee learning, focusing on specific competency-based training needs; and
(11) understand how to conduct a debrief using facilitation techniques.
(b) The objective of such training is to ensure that the inspector:
(1) attains the adequate level of knowledge in the principles of approval and oversight of the EBT programmes; and
(2) acquires the ability to recognise the EBT programme suitability.
AMC1 ARO.OPS.226(a) details inspector qualification and training for EBT approval and oversight, covering EBT principles, module structure, delivery methods, adult learning, observation, grading, teaching styles, and deb
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