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Attachment A to State Letter TC 2/3.38 (11/801) – 11/5

2011 Fellowship Training Programme � Overview

In August 2009, the Government of the Republic of Korea (ROK) and ICAO signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to jointly establish a Fellowship Training Programme for Developing Countries with plans to train over 390 aviation personnel from ICAO Contracting States over a 3-year period from 2010 to 2012. In accordance with this MOU, the ROK will invite 201 trainees from developing countries in 2011 to participate in below courses with the aim of promoting balanced development of international civil aviation.

� Training courses and dates

Course Code

Course Title Dates (2011) Nomination Form

Deadlines Participants

Training Institute1

A. KOICA2 Joint programme

A-1 DVOR/DME Maintenance

28 April – 10 June

8 March 18 KCATC

A-2 GNSS

Introduction 14 July – 5 August

16 May 18 KCATC

A-3 Airport

Operations 22 September –

14 October 22 July 25

IIAC Aviation Academy

A-4 Aviation Security 6 – 28 October 6 August 25 IIAC Aviation

Academy

A-5 Radar Approach

Control 13 October – 11 November

16 August 15 KCATC

B. Global Aviation Safety Programme

B-1 Annex 14

(Aerodrome) 22 – 29 May 22 May 20


B-2 Air Navigation

Policy 18 June – 1 July 18 April 15 KCATC

B-3 Radar Concepts 16 August – 3 September

16 June 15 KCATC

B-4 Airport Terminal

Operation 21 – 28 August 21 June 20


B-5 ILS Maintenance 15 September –

5 October 15 July 15 KCATC

B-6 Aviation policy for Executives

30 October – 6 November

30 August 15 IIAC Aviation

Academy � Training institutes

1 KCATC: Korea Civil Aviation Training Center of Korea Airports Corporation IIAC Aviation Academy: Incheon International Airport Corporation Aviation Academy 2 KOICA: Korea International Cooperation Agency

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ADJUNTO 1

KCATC

The Civil Aviation Training Center (KCATC) of Korea Airports Corporation was established

in 1984 with UNDP and ICAO aids for improvement of technical expertise to contribute to

the safety in and development of the civil aviation industry. KCATC offers specialized

training courses for domestic and international trainees in an effort to foster global-minded

human resources experts in the air navigation system, airport management and operation, air

traffic control and other fields in the aviation industry. Since 2001, the center has

implemented annual international training programs for 398 aviation personnel.

KCATC is staffed with excellent instructors and equipped with state of the art, practical

training facilities. Trainees will be staying in KCATC dormitory and will have access to its

amenities including a movie theater, singing rooms, and gym for their enjoyment. Meals will

be served buffet style so that trainees from different countries can choose from a variety of

food choices to suit their tastes.

Training

Facilities ＆

Equipment

New international training center with the most advanced facilities

completed in April 2009. Twelve lecture rooms, air traffic control &

aviation facility laboratories, and seminar rooms are fully equipped with

audio-visual aids such as beam projectors and video presentation aids.

Training equipments and electronic calibrators are provided for every

course to allow practical training: 2 DVOR, 2 ILS, 3 DME, 1 trail air traffic

control simulator, 1 GPS training equipment, and 30 calibrating equipments

including oscilloscopes and spectrum analyzers.

Dormitory All trainees will be staying in dormitories equipped with air conditioning

and heating, and served buffet style meals that different nationalities can

enjoy. Gym, movie theater, and music rooms are also available free of

charge for the trainees' use.

� IIAC Aviation Academy

IIAC Aviation Academy is a new training facility for aviation expertise established by IIAC

in 8 June 2008. With the newest facilities a comfortable and convenient training environment

is provided. Located only 40 minutes away from Seoul and accessible by Airport Highway,

trainees can reach Seoul without any traffic congestion.

IIAC Aviation Academy has been offering practical training courses which are relevant and

applicable to the various aviation fields. The main contents of courses consist of not only

theoretical lectures but also practical trainings such as experience of airport operation, on-site

visits and workshops for problem solving.

Training

Facilities ＆

Equipment

Auditorium, 16 small/medium/large lecture rooms, 5 discussion rooms,

computer laboratory, aviation security practice room. All rooms are fully

equipped with the most advanced audio-visual equipment. And,

NAVAIDs training room has localizer, glidepath, marker beacon, DME,

VOR and flight simulator to make practical training possible.

Dormitory There are 63 hotel style guest rooms (VIP, single, and double rooms) fully

furnished with air conditioning/heating, LCD TVs, and internet access.

For recreation, football field, jogging track, tennis court, basketball court,

pool table, table tennis, fitness center, and sauna available free of charge.

In addition, there is also a business center with internet access, fax,

photocopy machine, and magazines.

� Training contents

Courses consist of classroom lectures, practical training, and on-site visits. In particular,

trainees will have chances to meet with senior officials for aviation safety and air navigation

system and to discuss mutual cooperation. Trainees will also have opportunities to visit the

Incheon Airport, the Gimpo Airport, air traffic control facilities, the aviation museum, and

other important aviation facilities, in addition to experiencing Korean culture on visits to

historical palaces and other popular tourist spots.

� Information for arrival in the Republic of Korea

Joint Programmes with KOICA (Course Codes: A1, A2, A3, A4, A5)

Upon arrival at Incheon Airport, trainees will be escorted by a KOICA staff member to a

shuttle bus for transport to KOICA's International Cooperation Training Center (ICTC) in

Seoul, KCATC in Chungbuk or IIAC Aviation Academy in Incheon. The trainees are not

required to fill out the Attachment 3(Participants Itinerary)

Global Aviation Safety Programme (Course Codes: B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B6)

All trainees should complete the flight itinerary (Attachment 3) for airport escort service and

send it to the training institute as you are guided after being selected at least 10 days before

the training start date. Upon arrival at Incheon Airport, trainees will be escorted by a

KOICA staff member to a shuttle bus for transport to KOICA's International Cooperation

Training Center (ICTC) in Seoul, KCATC in Chungbuk or IIAC Aviation Academy in

Incheon. ※ Incheon Airport to ICTC: 2 hours

Incheon Airport to KCATC: 3 hours

Incheon Airport to IIAC Aviation Academy: 20 minutes

DVOR/DME MAINTENANCE

(KOICA joint programme, Course code: A-1)

28 April – 10 June 2011

PURPOSE

To prepare the foundation for aviation development in participating countries by improving

participants' abilities to maintain and manage through training in basic principles and practice of

ICAO's standard DVOR/DME.

CONTENTS

� DVOR/DME overview and purpose of practical application

� DVOR/DME principle of functioning and composition

� DVOR/DME operation and maintenance methods

� ICAO's SARPs for DVOR/DME

� Practice in functioning principles and maintenance using DVOR/DME developed in the

Republic of Korea

� Expansion and modernization plan of air navigation aids in ROK

PARTICIPANTS

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PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS

� Have work experience in civil aviation in participating countries and be nominated by the

government.

� Have at least 3 years of air navigation aids maintenance experience and have a good

understanding of electronic circuitry.

� Be in good health and be able to take classes in English.

� Not have participated in the same KOICA training programme during the past three(3) years

in principle.

EXPENSES

� If trainees are able to get free air tickets for national air carriers, it is highly recommended, in

principle, for them to use their national flight. If this is impossible, KOICA will purchase the

air tickets and send them to the trainees.

� It is not allowed for trainees to directly purchase air tickets unless it is absolutely necessary.

If you have to purchase air tickets owing to circumstance beyond control, you must contact

the person responsible for purchasing air tickets in KOICA. The refund will be paid in cash

to the trainees on the training end date if you have the verified receipts.

Note – No refund will be made, if you have purchased air tickets without KOICA’s prior

approval.

PROCESS OF APPLICATION & SELECTION

a. Applicant should access the registration menu of the website(www.korea-ftp.org) with User

ID and Password indicated in the front page of this ICAO State letter.

b. Applicant should complete the application and upload the official nomination at the same

time.

c. Applicant should submit the medical report through the website after getting the medical

requirement from the Korean government.

d. Applicant will get the award from ICAO according to the result of Korean Selection

Committee.

e. KOICA will try to contact the final trainees to deal with the matters on invitation, air ticket,

etc.

Ref. - Selections will be made by the Selection Committee in the Republic of Korea after the

details on your application and official nomination registered in the website are confirmed

by Korean government official.

APPLICATION DEADLINE

8 March 2011

CONTACTS

� Information on the course and academy:

Ms. Christine Lee

Civil Aviation Training Center, Korea Airports Corporation

Telephone : 82 43 290 2317, Fax : 82 43 290 2400

E-mail : [email protected]

� Matters on submitting a nomination form and accessing the website:

Mr. Calvin Ryu

Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs

Telephone : 82 2 2669 6437, Fax : 82 2 6342 7299, E-mail : [email protected]

� Matters on Program Coordination and Technical Problems

(including invitation and purchasing air ticket)

Ms. Hwa Yeon Lee

Korea International Cooperation Agency

Telephone: 82 31 740 0415, Fax: 82 31 740 0684


GNSS INTRODUCTION


14 July – 5 August 2011

PURPOSE

To introduce ICAO's application plan of GNSS and the worldwide operation status, to prepare

the foundation for applying GNSS in participating countries by transferring the technology on

the principles and application of the satellite navigation system.

CONTENTS

� ICAO's SARPs and plans for application regarding GNSS

� Implementation plan for CNS/ATM system in ROK

� GPS and Galileo system concepts and principles

� Augmentation system's type and principles in the aviation field

� Methods for processing the GNSS signal

� Methods for checking GNSS receiver times and locations

� GNSS composition of landing and departure system, functioning principles and capacity

� Practical training of GNSS functioning principles using DGPS equipment

PARTICIPANTS

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government.

� Have at least 3 years of experience in civil aviation and work in the field of air navigation

aids.



in principle.

EXPENSES






the person responsible for purchasing air tickets in KOICA. The refund will be paid in cash

to the trainees on the training end date if you have the verified receipts.


approval.


a. Applicant should access the registration menu of the website(www.korea-ftp.org) with

User ID and Password indicated in the front page of this ICAO State letter.

b. Applicant should complete the application and upload the official nomination at the

same time.

c. Applicant should submit the medical report through the website after getting the

medical requirement from the Korean government.


Committee.

e. KOICA will try to contact the final trainees to deal with the matters on invitation, air

ticket, etc.





16 May, 2011

CONTACTS


Ms. Christine Lee


Telephone : 82 43 290 2317, Fax : 82 43 290 2400



Mr. Calvin Ryu


Telephone : 82 2 2669 6437, Fax : 82 2 6342 7299, E-mail : [email protected]



Ms. Hwa Yeon Lee


Telephone: 82 31 740 0415, Fax: 82 31 740 0684


AIRPORT OPERATIONS


22 September – 14 October 2011

PURPOSE

To improve airport operations in participating countries, delivering practical training program

based on advanced airport operations experience of Incheon International Airport.

CONTENTS

� Airport operations overview and Incheon International Airport operation status

� Airport management and financial accounting

� Aviation safety and security, contingency plans

� Airport environment and quality control

� Airport planning and construction

� Airport customer service

� Airport tour

PARTICIPANTS

25



government.

� Have at least 3 years of experience in airport operations.



in principle.

EXPENSES






the person responsible for purchasing air tickets in KOICA.

The refund will be paid in cash to the trainees on the training end date if you have the

verified receipts.


approval.


a. Applicant should access the registration menu of the website(www.korea-ftp.org) with

User ID and Password indicated in the front page of this ICAO State letter.

b. Applicant should complete the application and upload the official nomination at the

same time.

c. Applicant should submit the medical report through the website after getting the

medical requirement from the Korean government.


Committee.

e. KOICA will try to contact the final trainees to deal with the matters on invitation, air

ticket, etc.





22 July 2011

CONTACTS


Mr. Vin Kim

Aviation Training Team, Incheon International Airport Aviation Academy,

Incheon International Airport Corporation

Telephone : 82 32 741 5661, Fax : 82 32 741 2090



Mr. Calvin Ryu


Telephone : 82 2 2669 6437, Fax : 82 2 6342 7299




Ms. Hwa Yeon Lee


Telephone: 82 31 740 0415, Fax: 82 31 740 0684


AVIATION SECURITY


6 – 28 October 2011

PURPOSE

To make secure and convenient air travel environment by enhancing airport security operation in

participating countries, delivering practical training program based on best practices in airport security

operation of Incheon International Airport.

CONTENTS

� Aviation security legislation and regulation

� Restricted area assignment and entry control

� Security guard operation and system

� Security screening operation, procedure and system

� Explosive disposal operation and counter terrorism measures

� AVSEC training program

� Airport security facility tour

PARTICIPANTS

25



government.

� Have at least 3 years of experience in aviation security.


� Not have participated in the same KOICA training programme during the past three(3) years in

principle.

EXPENSES


principle, for them to use their national flight. If this is impossible, KOICA will purchase the air

tickets and send them to the trainees.

� It is not allowed for trainees to directly purchase air tickets unless it is absolutely necessary. If

you have to purchase air tickets owing to circumstance beyond control, you must contact the

person responsible for purchasing air tickets in KOICA. The refund will be paid in cash to the

trainees on the training end date if you have the verified receipts.

Note – No refund will be made, if you have purchased air tickets without KOICA’s prior approval.





time.




Committee.


etc.

Ref. - Selections will be made by the Selection Committee in the Republic of Korea after the details

on your application and official nomination registered in the website are confirmed by Korean

government official.


6 August 2011

CONTACTS


Mr. Vin Kim



Telephone : 82 32 741 5661, Fax : 82 32 741 2090



Mr. Calvin Ryu


Telephone : 82 2 2669 6437, Fax : 82 2 6342 7299




Ms. Hwa Yeon Lee


Telephone: 82 31 740 0415, Fax: 82 31 740 0684


RADAR APPROACH CONTROL


13 October – 11 November 2011

PURPOSE

To prepare the foundation for improving air traffic services in participating countries through

acquiring knowledge and skills in radar approach control.

CONTENTS

� Theoretical instruction in the following: - Radar Identification - Radar Separation - Radar Departure and Arrival - Radar Vectoring - Speed Control - Emergency

� Practical training using radar approach control simulator

PARTICIPANTS

15


� Have at least 3 years of work experience in air traffic control in participating countries and be

nominated by the government.

� Have no or less than 2 years of experience in radar approach control.


� Not have participated in the same KOICA training programme during the past three(3) years in

principle.

EXPENSES


principle, for them to use their national flight. If this is impossible, KOICA will purchase the air

tickets and send them to the trainees.

� It is not allowed for trainees to directly purchase air tickets unless it is absolutely necessary. If

you have to purchase air tickets owing to circumstance beyond control, you must contact the

person responsible for purchasing air tickets in KOICA. The refund will be paid in cash to the

trainees on the training end date if you have the verified receipts.

Note – No refund will be made, if you have purchased air tickets without KOICA’s prior approval





time.




Committee.


etc.





16 August 2011

CONTACTS


Ms. Christine Lee


Telephone : 82 43 290 2317, Fax : 82 43 290 2400



Mr. Calvin Ryu


Telephone : 82 2 2669 6437, Fax : 82 2 6342 7299




Ms. Hwa Yeon Lee


Telephone: 82 31 740 0415, Fax: 82 31 740 0684


ANNEX 14 (AERODROME)

(Global Aviation Safety Programme, Course code: B-1)

22 – 29 May 2011

PURPOSE

To obtain a solid understanding of the regulatory framework of international aviation law and a clear

interpretation of the requirement set out by ICAO Annex 14 and to share best practices of Incheon

International Airport in its application of Annex 14 in airport operation.

CONTENTS

� Layout of Runways and Taxiways

� Layout of Manoeuvring and Safety Areas

� Indicator and Signaling Devices

� Aerodrome Ground Lighting, Signals and Markings

� Airport Emergency Plans

� Audits and Risk Assessment

� Monitoring and Treatment of Obstacles

� Bird Hazard Management

� Runway Incursions and Excursions

PARTICIPANTS

20



government.

� Have at least 3 years of experience in the field of aviation safety or airport planning related field.


EXPENSES

� Incheon International Airport Corporation will bear expenses including training fees, accommodation

fees and some living expenses (amount set by the training schedule).

� Airfare and travel allowance for the participation for this course shall be paid by participant’s

side. Arrival and departure days are included to the course period, so the date of entry will be the

training start date and the date of exit the training end date.





time.




Committee.

e. IIAC Aviation Academy will try to contact the final trainees to deal with the matters on

travel arrangements such as invitation and visa.





22 May 2011

CONTACTS

� Information on invitation, course and academy:

Mr. Vin Kim



Telephone : 82 32 741 5661, Fax : 82 32 741 2090



Mr. Calvin Ryu


Telephone : 82 2 2669 6437, Fax : 82 2 6342 7299


AIR NAVIGATION POLICY


18 June – 1 July 2011

PURPOSE

This course is designed to provide participants with an overview of the new CNS/ATM system and its

related ICAO standards. The basic concepts of GNSS, ADS-B, PBN and the latest global

implementation programme will also be covered.

CONTENTS

� Satellite-based CNS/ATM overview

� Basic concepts of GNSS, ADS-B, PBN and etc.

� Introduction of Korean CNS/ATM Implementation Programme

� Group discussion and presentation on the course subjects

� Course relevant facility tour

PARTICIPANTS

15



government.

� Be responsible for the policies on the CNS/ATM Systems.


EXPENSES

� The Korean government, Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs, will bear expenses

including training fees, accommodation fees and some living expenses (amount set by the training

schedule).








time.




Committee.

e. KCATC will try to contact the final trainees to deal with the matters on travel arrangements

such as invitation and visa.





18 April 2011

CONTACTS

� Information on the invitation, course and academy:

Ms. Christine Lee


Telephone : 82 43 290 2317, Fax : 82 43 290 2400



Mr. Calvin Ryu


Telephone : 82 2 2669 6437, Fax : 82 2 6342 7299


RADAR CONCEPTS

(Global Aviation Safety Programme , Course code: B-3)

16 August – 3 September 2011

PURPOSE

To prepare the foundation for air navigational safety in participating countries by providing total

training solutions in RADAR technologies through lectures and demonstrations.

CONTENTS

� Basic Radar Systems

� Transmission Lines and Waveguide Components

� Antenna Systems

� Radar Transmitter(CHIRP)

� Moving Target Indicator and Moving Target Detection (Pulse Compression)

� Secondary Surveillance Radar Principle

PARTICIPANTS

15


� Be expected to work for or interested in radar system or ATC data processing system and be nominated

by the government.

� Have a technical knowledge in basic electronics theory and devices.

� Have understanding of basic algebra and trigonometry, and be able to use a scientific calculator.


EXPENSES

� Korea Airports Corporation will bear expenses including training fees, accommodation fees and some

living expenses (amount set by the training schedule).








time.




Committee.







16 June 2011

CONTACTS


Ms. Christine Lee


Telephone : 82 43 290 2317, Fax : 82 43 290 2400



Mr. Calvin Ryu


Telephone : 82 2 2669 6437, Fax : 82 2 6342 7299


AIRPORT TERMINAL OPERATION


21 – 28 August 2011

PURPOSE

To enhance skills and knowledge of participants to efficiently manage and operate the terminal,

delivering experience and best practices of terminal operation in Incheon International Airport to

increase airport service quality for airport users.

CONTENTS

� Terminal Operations Overview

� Terminal Planning & Design

� Terminal Facility Operations

� Airport Transportation Operations

� Customer Service Strategy

� Cooperative Networking with Government Agencies

� Commercial Operations

� Terminal Event Management

PARTICIPANTS

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government.

� Have at least 3 years of experience in airport terminal operation.


EXPENSES

� Incheon International Airport Corporation will bear expenses including training fees, accommodation

fees and some living expenses (amount set by the training schedule).








time.




Committee.







21 June 2011

CONTACTS


Mr. Vin Kim



Telephone : 82 32 741 5661, Fax : 82 32 741 2090



Mr. Calvin Ryu


Telephone : 82 2 2669 6437, Fax : 82 2 6342 7299


ILS MAINTENANCE


15 September – 5 October 2011

PURPOSE

To prepare the foundation for aviation development in participating countries by improving

participants’ abilities to maintain and manage through principles and practice on ICAO’s standard

Instrument Landing System.

CONTENTS

� Generation of LLZ and GP

� LLZ, GP System Theory

� Module ( Course, Clearance CSB, SBO) Analysis

� General Description of Block Diagrams

� Detailed Block Diagram Level Analysis of Subunits

� ILS maintenance method and Practice

PARTICIPANTS

15



government.

� Have at least 3 years of air navigation aids maintenance experience.


EXPENSES

� Korea Airports Corporation will bear expenses including training fees, accommodation fees and some

living expenses (amount set by the training schedule).








time.




Committee.







15 July 2011

CONTACTS

� Information the invitation, course and academy:

Ms. Christine Lee


Telephone : 82 43 290 2317, Fax : 82 43 290 2400



Mr. Calvin Ryu


Telephone : 82 2 2669 6437, Fax : 82 2 6342 7299


AVIATION POLICY FOR EXECUTIVES

(Aviation Policy Programme with MLTM, Course code: A-2)

30 October – 6 November 2011

PURPOSE

� Delivering future policy direction of Korean aviation industry and Incheon International Airport

management strategies to provide participants with relevant information to assist them in

establishing aviation policies for the development of airport industries of participating countries.

CONTENTS

� Korean Aviation Policy

� Operation Achievement of Incheon International Airport

� Airside Operation

� Customer Satisfaction Strategy

� Future aviation industry trend and airport

� Airport Tour

PARTICIPANTS

15


� Above director-level personnel in civil aviation authority or airport authority.

� Have work experience in civil aviation in participating countries and a recommendation from the

government.


EXPENSES

� The Korean government, Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs, will bear expenses

including training fees, accommodation fees and some living expenses (amount set by the training

schedule).








time.




Committee.







30 August 2011

CONTACTS


Mr. Vin Kim



Telephone : 82 32 741 5661, Fax : 82 32 741 2090



Mr. Calvin Ryu


Telephone : 82 2 2669 6437, Fax : 82 2 6342 7299


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