How Training is Delivered

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Online learning with scenario-based walkthroughs

• Practical tools and templates for real operations

• Optional instructor-led sessions (where available)

• Clear outcomes and completion certificate

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BASIC Single-Pilot Resource Management (SRM)

The BASIC SRM course introduces pilots to the core tools, mental models, and human-factors principles that underpin safe single-pilot operations. It focuses on developing early awareness of how workload, situational awareness, decision-making, and human performance interact, before complexity and pressure increase.

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This course is ideally suited to RPL, PPL, CPL, and VFR pilots, as well as any pilot seeking to refresh or strengthen their foundational SRM skills.

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Completion of the BASIC SRM course is a required prerequisite for progression to Advanced SRM and Train-the-Trainer programs.

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Who It's For

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• Pilots in early stages of flight training

• Licensed pilots seeking to refresh or recalibrate foundational SRM skills

• Pilots operating in single-pilot general aviation environments who want to strengthen judgement, awareness, and decision-making

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What You'll Learn

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Participants will develop a practical understanding of:

• Threat and Error Management (TEM) & situational awareness

• Workload and task management in single-pilot environments

• Hazard recognition and risk assessment techniques

• Aeronautical decision-making using the DECIDE model within an SRM framework

• Human factors elements that influence pilot performance and decision quality

• Learners develop a structured approach to managing workload, maintaining awareness, and making timely decisions in single-pilot flight

 

Outcome: A structured SRM framework you can apply immediately to manage workload, threats, and decision-making.

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This course establishes a shared SRM language and practical decision framework.

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Advanced SRM for GA & IFR Operations

Human-factors–driven SRM training for pilots operating in complex, high-pressure environments.

Advanced SRM builds on the BASIC SRM foundation and focuses on how human performance, workload, automation, and decision-making interact under pressure, particularly in single-pilot GA and IFR operations.

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This course moves beyond theory and model awareness, developing practical SRM behaviours for managing high workload, degraded situational awareness, automation complexity, and unexpected events.

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For pilots operating in higher-risk, higher-workload, or time-critical environments.

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Who It's For

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• IFR-rated pilots

• CPL holders and commercial operators

• Flight instructors

• Experienced GA pilots operating in higher-complexity environments

• Pilots seeking to strengthen decision-making, resilience, and SRM performance under pressure

 

What You'll Learn

 

Participants will develop advanced capability in:

• Single-pilot SRM strategies for complex GA and IFR operations

• Managing workload, task saturation, and cognitive loading

• Automation and avionics management in high-workload environments

• Maintaining and recovering situational awareness in IMC and time-pressured scenarios

• Threat and Error Management (TEM) applied to real-world operations

• Decision-making using the DECIDE model within an SRM and TEM framework

• Startle and surprise management using structured recovery techniques (A.S.A.R.)

• Handling unexpected events and abnormal situations through scenario-based application

 

Outcome: Higher-level SRM capability for complex, time-critical, or IFR operations with stronger automation and workload management.

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Train-the-Trainer  (SRM)Instructor Accreditation & Licencing

Instructor standardisation and delivery assurance for aviation schools and operators.

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The SRM Train-the-Trainer program is designed for instructors and senior pilots responsible for delivering, embedding, and maintaining SRM standards within training organisations and operational environments.

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This program focuses on consistent interpretation and application of SRM principles, ensuring instructors teach SRM as it is intended, grounded in human factors, operational reality, and evidence-informed practice, rather than as a checklist or theoretical add-on.

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Participants develop the capability to facilitate SRM learning, manage reflective discussions, and guide pilots through scenario-based decision-making in a way that supports safety culture and operational consistency.

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Who It's For

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• Flight instructors

• Check and training pilots

• Senior operational pilots

• Aviation training managers

• Operators seeking consistent SRM delivery across their organisation

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The Train-the-Trainer program ensures SRM is taught consistently, credibly, and in line with how pilots operate in real world environments.

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What You'll Learn

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Participants will develop the skills to:

• Deliver SRM training consistently across instructors and cohorts

• Facilitate scenario-based SRM discussions and guided reflection

• Recognise and address common misinterpretations of SRM concepts

• Integrate SRM into existing training and operational frameworks

• Support pilots in identifying personal performance limits and risk patterns

• Apply human factors, TEM, and DECIDE principles in an instructional context

• Maintain instructional alignment across GA, IFR, and operational environments

 

Outcome: Accreditation to deliver SRM Pilot with standardised facilitation, quality assurance, and governance support.