Aviation Security Trainer - Basic

Effective aviation security depends on well-trained personnel who understand both regulatory requirements and operational realities. This training provides a structured introduction to the knowledge and instructional skills required to deliver aviation security training in accordance with the National Civil Aviation Security Programme (NCASP).

Participants will explore the national aviation security framework, including legislation, regulatory structures, and the roles and responsibilities of trainers within the AVSEC system. The class also covers fundamental security threats, human factors, and the importance of maintaining a strong security culture across aviation environments.

In addition, the training develops core instructional capabilities, including adult learning principles, delivery techniques, and assessment methods. Emphasis is placed on consistency in training delivery, compliance with approved materials, and maintaining professional standards in line with national requirements.

This training provides the foundation needed to support aviation security training programmes and ensure alignment with regulatory expectations.

By the end of this class, participants will be equipped to:

1. Explain the structure and objectives of the national aviation security framework and NCASP
2. Identify key aviation security threats and apply basic prevention and reporting principles
3. Deliver training using approved instructional methods and materials aligned with national requirements
4. Apply adult learning principles and classroom management techniques in AVSEC training
5. Conduct assessments and maintain training records in accordance with regulatory standards

1. Aviation security personnel transitioning into training roles
2. AVSEC instructors delivering basic or awareness-level training
3. Airport and airline security staff responsible for training delivery
4. Ground handling and security supervisors involved in staff training
5. Personnel supporting implementation of national AVSEC programmes