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Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation

Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation. Aviation Security Sub-Group Aviation Experts Group 27 th APEC TPT-WG Meeting Hanoi, Viet Nam ICAO Professional Management Course Submitted by New Zealand. Course Objectives.

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Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation

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  1. Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Aviation Security Sub-Group Aviation Experts Group 27th APEC TPT-WG Meeting Hanoi, Viet Nam ICAO Professional Management Course Submitted by New Zealand

  2. Course Objectives • To provide guidelines for a common understanding of Annex 17 standards and recommended practices • The guidance material for their implementation contained in the ICAO Security Manual (Doc 8973) • To promote the use of management principles and best practices relevant to the field of AVSEC;

  3. Course Objectives • To promote intra-regional cooperation and create an AVSEC professional network, and • To provide the ICAO Secretariat with possible misunderstandings in the interpretation of Annex 17 for the purpose of proposing corrective actions to the AVSEC Panel of ICAO, with a view to modifying, if needed, Annex 17, the Security Manual as well as ICAO’s AVSEC training packages.

  4. Course Modules • 1. Global Environment • 2. Terrorism • 3. Understanding Annex 17 and the Security Manual • 4. Establishing the Legal Framework • 5. Establishing Coordinating Infrastructure • 6. Financial Management • 7. Development of Specific Measures to Comply with Annex 17 • 8. Including Security Measures in the Design of Infrastructures and Processes

  5. Course Modules • 9. Project Management • 10. Technology and Equipment • 11. Quality Control • 12. Human Resources Management • 13. Management of Response to Major Security Emergencies • 14. International Cooperation • 15. Other Issues and Related Aspects

  6. Teaching Methodology • Experienced instructors • Presented in English and French at present • First week in classroom-face to face sessions • Approximately ten weeks of assignments and tests through online learning • Some assignments are individual and some as a group • Final week at the end of the course focuses on the final assignment and final exam

  7. Commitment • I averaged approximately 10-15 hours per week • Continual commitment is required for the whole time of the course • Access to Internet obviously essential • Euro’s 3,500, travel and accommodation expenses

  8. Benefits • In-depth knowledge and understanding of Annex 17 SARPS • In-depth knowledge and understanding of the relevant Conventions • Understanding of necessity for robust legislative and regulatory structure • Standardisation of ICAO’s vision and strategic objectives

  9. Benefits • Professional business and personnel management knowledge and practices • Ready access to other Professional Managers through the world • Formal qualification from Concordia University

  10. Recommendations It is recommended that: • The sub-group note the relevance of the ICAO course to the effectiveness of implementing aviation security measures in the APEC region; and • Note the benefits as outlined in the presentation.

  11. Handouts • ICAO Avsec-PMC Flyer • ICAO Journal article-April 2005 • Training Schedule-2006

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