Skill Test Clause Samples

A Skill Test clause establishes the requirement for an individual to demonstrate specific abilities or competencies, typically as a condition for employment, promotion, or continued engagement. In practice, this clause may mandate that candidates complete written exams, practical demonstrations, or other assessments relevant to the role. Its core function is to ensure that only individuals who meet the necessary skill standards are selected or retained, thereby maintaining quality and suitability for the position.
Skill Test. Refer to section 2 of Annex 3, Pilot Licensing, to the Agreement.
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Skill Test. (a) The applicant must pass the skill test with a qualified Part-FCL IRE (A) according to Appendix 7 and, if necessary Appendix 9 to Commission Regulation (EU) No 1178/2011. (b) Before the skill test is taken, the applicant must have demonstrated an adequate level of required theoretical knowledge according to paragraph
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Skill Test. (a) The applicant must pass the skill test in accordance with the requirements of Regulation EU No 1178/2011 as written in FCL.235, and FCL.725 and the relevant Appendix, with a Part-FCL flight examiner FE (A), who has privileges to conduct skill tests for the issue of the PPL(A) or single-pilot MEP land class rating, as applicable. (b) Before the skill test is taken, the applicant must have passed the demonstration of required theoretical knowledge in accordance with paragraph 2.1.5 of this Section; completed the relevant flight training, if applicable; and fulfilled the relevant experience requirements as stated in this TIP-L. The records of training and experience, including a pilot logbook, will be made available to the examiner. (c) The applicant must complete the skill test on the same class of airplane (i.e., SEP land or MEP land) for which he/she is seeking for a class rating. (d) If the applicant already holds a privilege to act as a pilot on a SEP land airplane on his/her FAA certificate and he/she applies for both the multi- engine and SEP land class ratings, the skill test on MEP land airplane also covers the skill test on SEP land airplane.
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