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Lot 2021-2022.Pdf EDUCATIONAL OFFER 3 THE JOURNEY OF A HUNDREDS MILES BEGINS WITH A ONE SINGLE STEP. Take the first step today at Lazarski Flight Academy. Lazarski Flight Academy Lazarski Flight Academy offers a brand new simulator centre, and three study programmes in the field of aviation, conducted with the support of Institute of Aviation and Space Law of Lazarski University. These programmes are: Avia- tion Law and Professional Pilot Licence, Airline Management specialty in the field of Management (programme conducted in English) and Air Traffic Admini- stration specialization in the field of Administration (programme implemented in Polish). Aviation Law and Professional Pilot Licence is the first such unique study pro- gramme in Poland which combines two fields of studies - air law and aviation. This is a unique study programme in the field of Aviation Law combined with professional pilot training at ATPL level. We teach both theory and practice necessary to obtain the ATPL (A) pilot licence and focus on the legal aspects of civil aviation in the European Union and globally, the knowledge of which will help our graduates to become professional pilots in the future as well as prepa- re them to work for airlines, civil aviation authorities and institutions. 6 INFORMATOR EDUCATIONAL OFFER 7 ADMISSION HOW TO BECOME CRITERIA OUR STUDENT STEP CANDIDATES HAVE TO MEET THE BELOW REQUIREMENTS: REGISTER ONLINE 1 Complete online registration form on our website: 1 Be at least 18 years old; https://rekrutacja-on-line.lazarski.pl/ 2 Dispose a High School Diploma/Certificate or its equivalent, which entitles to apply for higher education bearing an Apostille or legalization from Polish Embassy; STEP PROVE YOUR ENGLISH IS AT LEAST B2 LEVEL 3 Prove the level of English proficiency is at B2 level; 2 Present a valid International Language Certificate of B2 level 4 Prove enough knowledge of mathematics and physics by taking an on-line test to or pass our Skype interview. facilitate the understanding of the course content; 5 Dispose a First-Class Medical Certificate approved by European Union STEP Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). PROVIDE A FIRST-CLASS MEDICAL CERTIFICATE 3 ISSUED BY EASA AERO-MEDICAL CENTRE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS: Provide a First-Class Medical Certificate issued by Medical Center which complies the requirements of European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). A passport-style photo (3.5 x 4.5) uploaded into candidate’s personal account. Application Form - downloaded and printed out from candidate’s STEP SUBMIT YOUR DOCUMENTS AND PAY YOUR TUITION FEE personal Account in colour and signed. 4 Passport – to confirm and verify personal data. Collect all the documents which are required and send them to our Admissions First-Class Medical Certificate approved by European Union Office. The list of required documents is available on our website. Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) (signed by its holder in the indicated field). Original High School Diploma/Certificate legalized in Polish Embassy or apostilled, STEP Sworn translation of High School Diploma/Certificate (if needed). APPLY FOR YOUR STUDENT VISA Eligibility statement or no-objection letter, stating that the obtained High School 5 Diploma/Certificate entitles candidate to proceed to a higher education level in the Lazarski University Admissions Team will verify your documents country where the diploma/certificate was issued. and issue the supporting letter to apply for visa. Language certificate proving the level of language of your instruction is at least B2 (or positive result of skype interview). STEP Payment confirmation of registration fee and first semester tuition fee. WELCOME ON BOARD! NFZ (National Health Fund) insurance (upon arrival). 6 Signed agreement on the conditions of payment for studies and fees related to Please find more information on: https://recruitment.lazarski.pl/ educational services. 8 EDUCATIONAL OFFER EDUCATIONAL OFFER 9 HOW TO BECOME AVIATION TRAINING A PILOT? STRUCTURE Aviate, Navigate and Communicate together with Lazarski Flight Academy ATPL (A) Integrated Practical training phases (after completing the WHAT IS ATPL (FROZEN) TRAINING? corresponding phase of theoretical training) CPL+ME Exam IRME A frozen ATPL is the name given to the qualification of a pilot who holds passes in all Phase 1: Phase 2: Phase 3: Phase 4: Phase 5: - Practice Exam 14 ATPL theoretical exams. The ATPL becomes unfrozen when the flight experience First Solo First Cross ME IR Training MCC CAA CPL: - Practise requirements as airline pilot are met. Flight Country Training 2170 PLN CAA: Solo and CAA ME: 328 PLN building 328 PLN Thus, after finishing the training graduate may pass an ATPL theoretical Exam, as well PIC hours as CPL+ME, IRME and MCC practical exams to get a job as an airline pilot and gain the aforementioned experience to unfreeze the ATPL licence. (33:45) SE; 2498 PLN 328 PLN (6:00) ME; (1:25) ME; (15:00) (plane (plane (11:10) SE (23:30) SE (54:00) SE (53:30) FNTP not not FNTP icluded) included) ATPL EXAM - Theory: CAA: 1086 PLN; 14 exams Theory: EXAM - ATPL (L); IRME + MCC (L); MEP (A); SEP CPL frozen: ATPL All the exams should be given in Aviation Civil Authority in maximum 6 sessions (sessions are held every month from January to September except for August). All the exams should be passed within these 6 sessions. There could be maximum 4 attempts for each subject. 10 EDUCATIONAL OFFER EDUCATIONAL OFFER 11 ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATES STUDENT SHOULD GET TO BECOME A PILOT SIMULATOR CENTRE Aviation English (CAA) 328 PLN. The certificate can be passed at three different In October 2020 Lazarski University have levels: level 4 (valid for 4 years); level 5 (valid for 6 years); and level 6 (lifetime) launched an onsite center of certified flight simulators operated by Goldwings. Radio Operator Certificate (CAA) 100 PLN. This one is done as a part of your training Valid 1st-class EASA Medical Certificate At Lazarski University we have onsite centre of certified flight simulators operated by Goldwings. The Centre is equipped with two most modern simulators: A320 FNPT II/MCC and DA 40/42 FNPT II. The simulators will be actively used as a part of your training. The first IF NOT A PILOT, one is mainly used to run MCC and JOC trainings while the second one for particular THEN WHAT? trainings or fly hours for PPL (A), MEP(L), IR(A). We make sure that each of our stu- dents gets as much as possible out of the course, and the acquired knowledge will be useful during their further career. FLYING IS NOT EVERYTHING Sometimes pilots are forced to give up their job because of a sudden health issue or random events. Everyone should have a backup plan in case of unpredicted life situ- ations and get a university degree. It is for this purpose that we created this new pro- gramme. With a good knowledge of aviation law acquired during the studies you will be prepared not only for the piloting profes- sion but also for a job with civil aviation au- thorities and institu- tions. Moreover, pilot with legal background can have two different job positions within an airline. 12 EDUCATIONAL OFFER EDUCATIONAL OFFER 13 All other Lazarski University students may take an advantage of 20% discount for flights on the certified simulators. PILOT TRAINING CENTER The simulator center centre holds an approval certificate issued by the President of the These simulators available at Lazarski University are designed not only to train pilots Civil Aviation Authority, allowing to conduct professionally, but also may be actively used by aviation enthusiasts passionate about professional pilot trainings. flying who are not particularly connected to aviation professionally. Each flight on the simulator takes place under the supervision of an experienced flight instructor - a professional pilot, who adjusts the performance of the simulator and the Starting as early as in the first year of studies, we ensure our level of knowledge depending on the participant’s skills. Thus, you don’t need to have students the opportunity to attend practical training held at the any prior experience at all, and to enjoy the flight or get the unforgettable impression professional pilot training centre Goldwings Flight Academy. and experience. The Training centre is based at Warsaw Babice Airport (EPBC) 18 EDUCATIONAL OFFER EDUCATIONAL OFFER 19 ADVANTAGES: AIRLINE MANAGEMENT innovative knowledge in the field of law, marketing, economics and management, HR, soft skills; developing practical skills in making operational and strategic decisions; AVAILABLE SPECIALIZATION ON MA IN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME knowledge provided by experienced experts in the field of civil aviation and outstanding academics; LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: English DURATION: 2 years workshop classes in small groups. STUDIES MODE: full-time studies STUDENTS WILL LEARN, AMONG OTHERS ABOUT: Lazarski University is constantly looking for ways and tools that will allow to optimize the Building and managing airline relationships; activities undertaken by entities providing aviation services. The need to educate quali- fied staff and improve the competences of those who already participate in the process of Airline crisis management; managing or supervising aviation entities, in the face of new challenges facing the sector, Quality management in airlines; is today a sine qua non condition for the success of the aviation reform process. Safety and Security Management; Airline financial management; The Airline Management programme was created to adapt to the demands and challen- Human resource management with elements of labour law in airlines; ges of a changing industry. The study is designed for those, who are preparing to manage Airilne Marketing and Public Relations; an airline, including managers new to the aviation industry, aviation professionals who Airline Sales Management. are entering in a management role but also for existing managers seeking to develop their knowledge and to mirror their professional experience.
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