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C1 Training (Center)

General

In the FIR Bremen we offer three sector groups for the center controller Training. These are based on the real model of EBGs (-> Einsatzberechtigungsgruppe) which cover roughly

  • EBG Ost, covering Berlin area
  • EBG Nord (Nord A+ Nord B combined), covering Hamburg area 
  • EBG Süd, covering Hannover area.

For correct sector structure check the sector overview. With your training request state your preferred sector group for training.

Training Steps

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Tip: You may and should listen to all kind of training sessions of other trainees. This is highly recommended and expected in all training phases, as the training sessions you actively attend will most likely not be sufficient on their own.

Center Lesson

Requirements
  • Experience on Approach stations, especially within the training sector group
  • at least three (3) months have passed since S3 CPT
  • you have controlled at least 25 hours on your exam position as S2
  • self study of:
    • sector structure
    • Letter of Agreement (LoA)
    • route network in the training sectors

 

Online Trainings

As the center aispace is quite complex and the working methods differ from station to station, the following order of trainings will make the step from approach to center stations easier. 

Lower sectors
Upper sectors
Combined

 

Solophase Center

 

CPT Preparation & Final Training

Training
ATSim Test C1

The ATSimTest must be completed and passed before starting the CPT. Otherwise, the exam cannot take place!

 

CPT

 

Tip: control safely and exactly the way you learned it. Don't try to control the traffic overly cautiously, nor do try to get out to all limits and beyond - the examiners only want to see that you can handle the traffic volume well and as confidently as possible. A perfect CPT is therefore very boring for the examiners to watch. If you should have a major mishap or it's just not your day at all, don't be too disappointed about a failed CPT - of course, you have (mostly after a new CPT preparation training) another try.

 

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