Upcoming Training:
“…it’s obvious (that Jeff) has been doing this awhile and has a passion for teaching, and finding effective ways to prepare students. While there was an incredible amount of information crammed into a week’s time, the way the program/class was designed, presented and organized, and the methods Jeff used and encouraged us to utilize to prepare for the exam, were a huge help. It was one of the better classes I have taken, and one that I actually enjoyed – which makes learning that much easier.” - Brian L. Wayne County Airport Authority
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ACE-Security Review Course, June 11-14
AAAE is pleased to present the ACE-Security Review Course to be held June 11-14, 2013, in Alexandria, VA. Individuals seeking to receive Airport Security Coordinator (ASC) training and to prepare for the ACE-Security proficiency exam should take this course. This program is carefully designed for aviation personnel tasked with security responsibilities from the airport, air carrier, indirect air carrier and general aviation sectors. The content of the body of knowledge contains a blend of U.S. and international regulatory advisory information that is intended to establish a baseline of aviation security knowledge for professionals working in this dynamic environment. When you understand the roles of your peers in other aviation security sectors, you could increase your overall effectiveness, coordination and response in maintaining the safest airport environment possible.
Please visit here for more information.
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Power Trainers: For those in the aviation industry that want to become more effective leaders.
Are you providing the most up-to-date information in an impactful way to your adult learners?
What you will get:
- Effective preparation and selecting the right blend of instructional tools
- How adults learn and how it’s completely different than high school
- Introduction to using audience response systems, and effective use of games
- Incorporating scenario based training into your existing programs
- Use of presentational aids, media and slide design, and workbook design
- Handling disaster when it all goes wrong
- The Secret of the aviation management industry’s top trainer
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Airport Security Course for Part 139 Personnel: Can you predict and prevent future threats? … Yes, you can.
This course represents a unique opportunity for operations and maintenance personnel to learn the best practices and procedures to predict and prevent future threats.
What you will learn:
- Airfield patrol techniques used by professional security officers and police officers to detect suspicious activities and anomalies before they can become serious issues
- TSA inspection hot buttons – learn what the inspectors look for so you can spot the problems before they do
- ICAO security audit guidance from the perspective of airport operations and maintenance personnel – learn what 188 countries from around the world know about securing an airport
- Who’s who in airport security; there are many players including TSA, airport management, airline management, Customs and Border Protection, the FBI, DEA, ATF, and others
- Information from a special presentation on behavioral assessment and early warning signs of danger
- The ins and outs of the various layers of security, including the areas you probably never think about until it’s too late
- Incident command response to terrorist incidents, including a special segment addressing first responders to terrorism that discusses specific existing and future threats, plus a special presentation by a former TSA Bomb Appraisal Officer
