6.2.2 Providers of Air Traffic Services
6.2.2.1 Providers of air traffic services at units where they are responsible for the provision of air traffic control services must have processes, procedures and competent personnel to ensure that:
a) they advise the CAA when an individual, who has obtained a CAA confirmation of Licence recognition or who intends to apply for CAA recognition of his Licence, is employed or about to be employed by them;
b) they submit to the appropriate ATSD Regional Manager or Head of En-Route and College Regulation, a Training Plan for such an individual. The Training Plan must include training and assessment on those elements of initial training specific to the UK national conditions, as detailed in the relevant Part(s) of CAP 624, and which must be completed satisfactorily prior to the commencement of unit-specific training;
c) they inform the appropriate ATSD Regional Manager or Head of En-Route and College Regulation when it is intended that the Licence-holder undertakes an examination for the first award of a unit endorsement.
7 Applications for Recognition of Air Traffic Controller Training Obtained in an ECAC Member State that is not an EU Member State
The UK shall consider recognition of air traffic controller training and experience obtained in an ECAC Member State, which is not an EU Member State, where that State licences its controllers in accordance with the EUROCONTROL European Manual of Personnel Licensing - Air Traffic Controllers, or in accordance with European Union Directive 2006/23/EC.
7.1 Requirements
7.1.1 An individual who intends to seek employment as an air traffic controller in the UK, shall apply in writing to the CAA to request confirmation that his ATC training and experience can be recognised by the CAA, before seeking employment.
7.1.2 To be acceptable, the individual shall hold or have held within the previous 4 years, a valid rating in the ATC rating discipline in which they wish to undertake training.
7.1.3 Where the CAA recognises the individual's training and experience, it shall confirm this to the individual and also confirm that the individual is permitted to commence training at a certified UK Initial Training Provider with a view to obtaining a UK Student ATCO Licence.
7.1.4 The certified UK Initial Training Provider, with whom the individual intends to undertake training, shall produce a Training Plan taking into account the skills, knowledge and experience of the individual and the objectives of the relevant initial rating course(s). The Training Plan must be approved by ATSD.
7.1.5 The identification of skills and knowledge may be achieved through a comparison of the syllabus of the ATC training course(s) undertaken by the individual in another State with that of the equivalent UK ATC training course;
7.1.6 Upon successful completion of the Training Plan, the individual shall undertake a Final Assessment of competence, conducted by the ATC training provider.
7.1.7 The individual must also be assessed for English language proficiency to at least Level 4 of the ICAO language proficiency rating scale.
7.1.8 Upon successful completion of the Final Assessment of competence and English language proficiency assessment, the training provider shall make a Declaration to ATSD that the individual is considered ready to commence unit training.
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