Pilot Peer Recurrent Training Course
Our one-day (8-hour) Pilot Peer Recurrent training is designed specifically for you who have already completed your initial training and now require a refresher to stay compliant.
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Course overview
Our one-day (8-hour) Pilot Peer Recurrent training is designed specifically for you who have already completed your initial training and now require a refresher to stay compliant.
Peers must attend a recurrent training session every year to ensure they are up to date with any possible changes in the program’s operational structure, current PPS trends, and the latest best practices within therapy.
During the recurrent training courses, peers can share their experiences and best practices from the cases they have handled since the last meeting. Additionally, it serves as a platform for them to expand their knowledge of other pathways to help.
The course content fully complies with EASA and EEPSI recommendations.
What you'll learn:
Stay up-to-date with the latest peer support practices
Opportunity to share your experiences
Broaden your understanding of the diverse support pathways available to pilots
Refresh your knowledge on psychological first aid
The course content is customized to match attending peers’ experience levels and specific needs.
FAQ
Who conduct the Pilot Peer Recurrent Training?
All of our Pilot Peer Support Training courses are led by one of NaviMinds’ seasoned Human Factors specialists at our centrally located training facility in Copenhagen. This immersive environment encourages participants to share experiences and best practices, fostering collaboration across diverse backgrounds.
How often does NaviMinds run the recurrent training course?
NaviMinds offers a minimum of three dates for refresher training per year.
Can the course be conducted online?
Yes, the course can be conducted online as a live webinar, offered on-demand, in addition to our in-person classroom option.
We recommend the physical classroom training, as it provides more opportunities for delegates to share experiences and challenges. The in-person format also includes multiple role plays, essential for honing delegates’ skills in empathetic listening and psychological first aid.
Does my airline need to be a member of your program for me to attend the course?
No, your airline doesn’t need to be a member of our PPSP. We welcome peers from various companies, offering the added benefit of sharing ideas, knowledge, and experiences across different organisational structures and cultures.
How often must peers attend a recurrent course?
Peers in the program are required to attend recurrent training annually. Completing this training every 12 months ensures that peers stay updated on any changes to the program’s operational structure and receive ongoing support in their peer role.
Meet your instructors
Anne Sølvsteen Knudsen
Founder of NaviMinds & Human Factors Specialist
Anne began her aviation career as a Cabin Attendant in 1987. She transitioned into a Flight Instructor role in 1994 and went on to serve as a First Officer at Maersk Air and Sterling Airlines. Later, Anne became a Simulator Flight Instructor and Captain on the 737 fleet at Primera Air A/S, where she also held roles as Deputy Safety Officer and Chief of Human Factors Training.
In addition to her extensive aviation experience, Anne holds a BA from Copenhagen Business School and certifications as a Life- and Business Coach. She is a specialist in Human Performance & Limitations, with further studies in cognitive and social psychology from Copenhagen University and medical hypnotherapy from London.
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