Decision No. 73/2005/QD-BGTVT Issuing the Civil Aviation Security Training Program

This Decision issues the Civil Aviation Security Training Program to equip knowledge and skills for those engaged in civil aviation security work. The program includes various courses with specific objectives, target groups, and different training durations. Relevant agencies are responsible for organizing and managing the implementation of the program.

Số hiệu73/2005/QĐ-BGTVT
Loại văn bảnDecision
Cơ quan ban hànhMinistry of Construction
Người kýĐào Đình Bình — Bộ trưởng
Cập nhật29/06/2026
NgànhTransport
Lĩnh vựcAviation
Ngày ban hành30/12/2005
Ngày áp dụng27/01/2006
Ngày hết hiệu lực30/11/2009
Tình trạngExpired
✦ Tóm lược thông minh

This Decision issues the Civil Aviation Security Training Program to equip knowledge and skills for those engaged in civil aviation security work. The program includes various courses with specific objectives, target groups, and different training durations. Relevant agencies are responsible for organizing and managing the implementation of the program.

Đối tượng áp dụng

Civil aviation security officers; part-time civil aviation security instructors; civil aviation security inspectors; aircraft pilots and cabin crew members; airline operational assistants, operational monitoring specialists; airline station representatives; passenger service staff, baggage handling staff, coordinators, cargo loaders, transporters, ticket sellers; food production and processing staff; aircraft maintenance technicians; airline cargo assistants; airport staff, air traffic control authorities, and businesses operating in restricted areas of airports.

Các điểm cốt lõi

  • Vietnamese citizens aged from 18 to 30 years old may participate in long-term civil aviation security training programs, with a study duration of 18 months.
  • The civil aviation security surveillance operations course is intended for mid-level security officers in the civil aviation security force, with a study duration of 114 hours.
  • The civil aviation security management operations course is intended for management-level officers and specialists involved in management within the civil aviation security force, with a study duration of 81 hours.
  • Civil aviation security courses organized by foreign organizations in Vietnam must be approved by the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam.
  • Graduates of basic civil aviation security training programs will be awarded vocational certificates and diplomas in accordance with legal provisions.

🌐 Tác động xã hội từ văn bản này

  • Creating conditions for people and businesses in the civil aviation industry to enhance their knowledge and skills in security matters.
  • Reducing safety risks at airports and enhancing the effectiveness of security management.
  • Absorbing knowledge from international organizations to improve the quality of training.

❓ Câu hỏi thường gặp

Who can participate in the long-term civil aviation security training program?

Vietnamese citizens aged from 18 to 30 years old who have completed secondary education and meet other conditions such as political integrity, health, and appearance.

What is the duration of the civil aviation security management operations course?

81 hours.

Courses on civil aviation security organized by foreign organizations in Vietnam need approval from whom?

They must be approved by the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam.

What will graduates of basic civil aviation security training programs receive?

They will be awarded vocational certificates and diplomas in accordance with legal provisions.

Toàn văn

MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION

SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIET NAM
Independence – Freedom – Happiness

Number: 73/2005/QĐ-BGTVT
Hanoi, December 30, 2005

DECISION OF THE MINISTER OF TRANSPORTATION

Issuing the Civil Aviation Security Training Program

THE MINISTER OF TRANSPORTATION

Pursuant to the Civil Aviation Law of Vietnam dated December 26, 1991 and the Law Amending and Supplementing Certain Provisions of the Civil Aviation Law of Vietnam dated April 20, 1995;

Pursuant to Decree No. 34/2003/NĐ-CP dated April 4, 2003 of the Government stipulating the functions, tasks, powers, and organizational structure of the Ministry of Transport;

Pursuant to Decree No. 11/2000/NĐ-CP dated May 3, 2000 of the Government promulgating the Civil Aviation Security Assurance Regulations;

At the proposal of the Director of the Cadre and Personnel Department and the Director of the Civil Aviation Administration,

DECISION:

Article 1. This Decision hereby promulgates the "Civil Aviation Security Training Program" attached hereto.

Article 2. The Standard Measurement Quality Control Department shall be responsible for organizing and guiding the implementation of the Regulations adopted herein.

Article 3. The Heads of the Office, Directors of Departments, the Inspector General of the Ministry, the Director of the Civil Aviation Administration, Heads of agencies, units, and individuals concerned shall be responsible for implementing this Decision.

THE MINISTER

(Signed)
Dao Dinh Binh

PROGRAM
CIVIL AVIATION SECURITY TRAINING

(Issued together with Decision No. 73/2005/QĐ-BGTVT,
dated December 30, 2005 of the Minister of Transportation)

PART I
GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1. General Objectives of the Program

1. To train personnel working in civil aviation security with knowledge and skills in civil aviation security.

2. To provide security training for civil aviation security staff and individuals working in positions related to ensuring security for civil aviation activities in Vietnam.

3. To unify the content and duration of teaching; to classify teaching for training institutions according to specific programs.

Article 2. System of Civil Aviation Security Training Programs

The system of civil aviation security training includes:

1. Basic vocational training program in civil aviation security (long-term vocational training program);

2. Basic vocational training program in civil aviation security (short-term vocational training program);

3. Supervision security vocational training program;

4. Management security vocational training program;

5. Crisis management security vocational training program;

6. Security instructor training program;

7. Security inspection training program;

8. Various security knowledge training programs;

9. Regular and advanced training courses.

PART II
PROGRAMS OF TRAINING COURSES
CIVIL AVIATION SECURITY

Article 3. Basic Vocational Training Program in Civil Aviation Security (Long-Term Training Program)

1. Objective: To equip students with a solid system of knowledge and proficiency in specialized professional skills for security control and security screening.

2. Eligibility:

a) Vietnamese citizens aged from 18 to 30;

b) Graduates of high school or higher;

c) Having good political and moral qualities, clear background;

d) Without criminal records or under the supervision of legal authorities;

đ) Meeting health requirements;

e) Male height of 1.65 meters or more, female height of 1.58 meters or more;

g) Balanced appearance, no facial deformities, stuttering, or lisping;

h) Visual acuity of 10/10 in each eye (without glasses).

3. Duration of Training: 18 months.

4. Content of the Program: The training course will be conducted with content and duration as specified in the following tables:

a) Distribution of total training period

 

Serial number

Contents of activities
in the training plan

Number of weeks

Ratio of training time

1

Study time

- Classroom instruction time

- Review time (midterm, final exams, graduation)

68

63

5

87,2%

80,7%

6,5%

2

Time for common activities

- Opening and closing ceremonies, midterm summaries, annual summaries

- Summer break, holidays

Public service work, reserve

10

1

7

2

12,8%

Total

78 weeks

100%

 

 

b) Distribution of time for subjects

Serial number

Content

Number of weeks

Number of class hours

I.

Common subjects

10 = 12,7%

270

1

Politics

1,8

45

2

Law

0,6

15

3

Physical education

1,2

45

4

National defense education

1,6

45

5

Basic computer science

1,8

45

6

Communication English

3

75

II.

Foundation subjects

11,2 = 14,4%

284

1

Overview of the civil aviation industry

1,2

30

2

Introduction to airports and aircraft

0,6

15

3

General law

2,4

60

4

Civil aviation security law

1,96

49

5

Communication skills and behavior

1,2

30

6

Air traffic management operations

0,8

20

7

Passenger service procedures at airports

1,2

30

8

Airport apron safety

1,2

30

9

Organizational structure of airports, airlines, and civil air traffic management centers

0,8

20

III

Specialized subjects

41,8 = 53,6%

1160

1

Martial arts

7,3

220

2

Specialized English for civil aviation security

6,4

160

3

Basic civil aviation security operations

9,2

230

3.1

Criminal methods

1

25

3.2

Scene protection

1,2

30

3.3

Investigation and reporting procedures, how to write incident reports

1,6

40

3.4

Civil aviation security equipment

1,4

35

3.5

Hazardous materials

1,2

30

3.6

Weapons and destructive devices; how to use weapons and support tools

1,8

45

3.7

Emergency situations and fire prevention

1

25

4.

Specialized civil aviation security operations

14

350

4.1

Security control operations

7,6

190

4.1.1

Patrol and guard duties

1,6

40

4.1.2

Escorting persons and cargo

1,4

35

4.1.3

Aircraft protection

1,4

35

4.1.4

Maintaining security in terminal areas

1,4

35

4.1.5

Control of entry and exit for persons and vehicles

1,8

45

4.2

Inspection and screening operations

6,4

160

4.2.1

Security inspection

3,6

90

4.2.2

Passenger visual inspection

1,4

35

4.2.3

Baggage and cargo visual inspection

1,4

35

5

Internship

5

200

 

Article 4. Basic aviation security operations training program (short-term vocational training system)

The basic aviation security operations training program, short-term vocational training system: The security control training course includes the contents specified in Sections I, II, III, IV, and VI of Clause 5 of this Article, and the security screening training course includes the contents specified in Sections I, II, III, V, and VI of Clause 5 of this Article.

1. Objective: To equip trainees with a system of knowledge and professional skills related to aviation security control; security inspection and screening.

2. Eligibility:

a) Vietnamese citizens aged from 18 to 30;

b) Graduates of high school or higher;

c) Having good political and moral qualities, clear background;

d) Without criminal records or under the supervision of legal authorities;

d) Meeting health requirements as stipulated by law;

e) Male height of 1.65 meters or more, female height of 1.58 meters or more;

g) Balanced appearance, no facial deformities, stuttering, or lisping;

h) Visual acuity of each eye at 10/10 (without glasses);

i) English proficiency level A for the security control training course;

k) Proficiency level B for the security screening training course.

3. Clause 3 of this Article does not apply to individuals who are currently aviation security officers or staff.

4. Duration: 13.6 or 18.1 weeks

5. Program content:

Serial number

Content

Number of class hours

I

Common subjects

30

1

Introduction to Vietnam's civil aviation industry

12

2

Passenger and cargo transportation

15

II

Law

50

1

General law

30

2

Civil aviation security law

20

III

Basic civil aviation security operations

90

1

Organizational structure of airports, airlines, and the Civil Aviation Management Center of Vietnam

10

2

Criminal methods

10

3

Scene protection

10

4

Investigation and reporting procedures, how to write incident reports

10

5

Civil aviation security equipment

10

6

Emergency situations and fire prevention

15

7

Weapons, destructive devices, and methods of using weapons as support tools

15

8

Hazardous materials

10

IV

Security control operations

125

1

Patrol and guard duties

30

2

Escorting persons and cargo

20

3

Aircraft protection

20

4

Maintaining security in terminal areas

20

5

Control over persons and means operating at airports

35

V

Security inspection and screening operations

240

1

Specialized English for civil aviation security

120

2

Security inspection

60

3

Passenger visual inspection

30

4

Baggage and cargo visual inspection

30

VI

Practical training, review, final examination, opening and closing ceremonies, contingency

44

Total

- Security control training course program (I+II+III+IV+VI)

 

 

- Security screening training course program (I+II+III+V+VI)

 

339

(13.6 weeks)

454

(18.1 weeks)

 

Article 5. Training program for security surveillance operations enhancement

1. Objective: To equip trainees with knowledge, skills, and security surveillance operations.

2. Eligibility:

a) Team and squad-level officers in the aviation security force of airports and airlines;

b) Officers, specialists, and security staff of the Port Authority Office.

3. Duration: 114 hours.

4. Program content:

Serial number

Content

Number of class hours

1

Overview of the course

6

2

Update on aviation security laws

20

3

Aviation security surveillance

16

4

Standard operational procedures

4

5

Ensuring effective operation of security equipment

4

6

Assigning tasks to security teams

5

7

Deploying tasks to security personnel

6

8

Monitoring task execution

6

9

Monitoring compliance with standard operational procedures

14

10

Evaluating security personnel performance

5

11

Supervisors and trainers for probationary security personnel

4

12

Emergency response and illegal intervention procedures

6

13

Surveillance and handling of aviation security incidents

6

14

Review and testing, opening and closing ceremonies, contingency

12

Total

114

Article 6. Aviation security management operations enhancement training program

1. Objective: To equip trainees with knowledge, skills, and aviation security management operations.

2. Target audience: Managers at all levels and specialists involved in management within the aviation security force.

3. Duration: 81 hours

4. Program content:

Serial number

Content

Number of class hours

1

Overview of the course

6

2

Update on aviation security laws

8

3

Aviation security programs

6

4

Security management at an airport or airline

7

5

Financial resource management

3

6

Human resource management

7

7

Recruitment and training

4

8

Record and document management

4

9

Operational methods

8

10

Inspections, audits, and security checks

4

11

Emergency security plans

4

12

Management of responses to illegal interventions

8

13

Review and testing, opening and closing ceremonies, contingency

12

Total

81

Article 7. Course Program on Crisis Management Skills for Aviation Security

1. Objective: To equip participants with knowledge, skills, and expertise in managing aviation security crises.

2. Eligibility:

a) Staff at all levels in the aviation security force; emergency and rescue forces in aviation.

b) Leaders of airports, airlines, and units involved in implementing emergency plans.

3. Duration: 51 class hours.

4. Program content:

Serial number

Content

Number of class hours

1

Overview of the course

7

2

Overview of Crisis Management

6

3

Crisis Management Plan

7

4

Crisis Management Team

8

5

Equipment for Crisis Management

4

6

Practical Crisis Management

8

7

Review and testing, opening and closing ceremonies, contingency

11

Total

51

 

Article 8. Course Program for Part-time Aviation Security Instructor Training

1. Objective: To equip participants with knowledge, skills, and pedagogical expertise to teach aviation security.

2. Target Audience: Staff in the aviation security force.

3. Duration: 70 class hours.

4. Program content:

No.

Content

Number of class hours

1

Overview of the course

4

2

Role of Aviation Security Instructors and Standard Training Program (STP)

8

3

Teaching and Learning Principles

4

4

Course Organization

3

5

Preparation of Teaching Materials and Equipment

3

6

Overview of the Training Enhancement Program Implementation

4

7

Presentation of Teaching Materials

6

8

Teaching Methods

4

9

Familiarization with the Standard Training Program Materials

8

10

Group Presentations

20

11

Opening, Closing, Backup Sessions

6

Total

70

 

Article 9. Course Program for Aviation Security Inspector Training

1. Objective: To equip participants with knowledge, skills, and inspection expertise related to aviation security.

2. Target Audience: Staff in the aviation security force, aviation inspectors.

3. Duration: 59 class hours.

4. Program content:

No.

Content

Number of class hours

1

Overview of the course

5

2

Definition and Content of Aviation Security Inspection Work

5

3

Preparation for Inspections and Audits

6

4

Inspection Methods

4

5

Inspection Skills

6

6

Practical Inspection Exercises, Writing Inspection Reports

30

7

Opening, Closing, Backup Sessions

3

Total

59

 

Article 10. Programs for Aviation Security Knowledge Enhancement Courses

Objective: To equip participants with necessary knowledge about aviation security and handling security situations.

1. Program 1

a) Target Audience: Aircraft pilots and flight attendants.

b) Duration: 44 class hours.

c) Program Content:

Serial number

Content

Number of class hours

1

Overview of the course

5

2

Aviation Security Law and Programs; Regulations and Procedures for Special Aircraft Services

5

3

System of Countermeasures

4

4

Recognition of Prohibited Items and Destructive Devices

3

5

Aircraft Protection and Inspection

4

6

Response to Violations and Illegal Interference; Transporting High-Risk Passengers

4

7

Response to Ground and In-Flight Bomb Threats

4

8

Response to Hijackings, Negotiations, and Crisis Management

7

9

Coordination Actions and Communication Between Flight Attendants and Pilots

3

10

Opening, Closing, Backup Sessions

5

Total

44

 

2. Program 2

a) Target Audience: Operations Assistants, Airline Operational Supervisors, Air Traffic Controllers.

b) Duration: 28 class hours.

c) Program Content:

No.

Content

Number of class hours

1

Overview of the course

5

2

System of Countermeasures

3

3

Emergency Security Situation Response Methods

4

4

Aviation security programs

5

5

Airlines' Response to Illegal Interference

4

6

Security Briefing with Flight Crew

2

7

Opening, Closing, Backup Sessions

5

Total

28

 

3. Program 3

a) Target Audience: Heads and Deputy Heads of Airline Representatives.

b) Duration: 35 class hours.

c) Program Content:

No.

Content

Number of class hours

1

Overview of the course

4

2

System of Countermeasures

3

3

Aviation Security Law and Programs

8

4

Security Resource Management

4

5

Emergency Security Situation Response Methods

3

6

Airport Security Management

3

7

Airlines' Response to Illegal Interference

5

8

Opening, Closing, Backup Sessions

5

Total

35

 

4. Program 4

a) Target Audience: Passenger Service Staff, Baggage Handling Staff, Coordinators, Loading and Unloading Staff, Ticket Sales Staff.

b) Duration: 25 class hours.

c) Program Content:

No.

Content

Number of class hours

1

Overview of the course

5

2

System of Countermeasures

3

3

Aviation Security Law and Programs

5

4

Security Measures During Ticket Sales, Passenger Check-In, and Luggage Handling

3

5

Security Measures at Baggage Screening Points and Boarding Gates

4

6

Opening, Closing, Backup Sessions

5

Total

25

 

5. Program 5

a) Target Audience: Staff from Food Production and Supply Companies.

b) Duration: 21 class hours.

c) Program Content:

No.

Content

Number of class hours

1

Overview of the course

4

2

System of Countermeasures

2

3

Aviation Security Law and Programs Related to Food Control

3

4

Processes and Measures to Ensure Food Security

3

5

Emergency Security Situation Response

4

6

Opening, Closing, Backup Sessions

5

Total

21

 

6. Program 6

a) Target Audience: Aircraft Maintenance Technicians, Aircraft Service Staff (Drivers, Equipment Operators, Aircraft Cleaning Staff).

b) Duration: 20 class hours.

c) Program Content:

No.

Content

Number of class hours

1

Overview of the course

5

2

System of Countermeasures

2

3

Recognition of Prohibited Items and Destructive Devices

3

4

Security Measures During Aircraft Maintenance and Repair

5

5

Opening, Closing, Backup Sessions

5

Total

20

 

7. Program 7

a) Target Audience: Cargo Assistants, Freight Forwarders, Express Mail Handlers of Airlines, Freight Companies, and Agents.

b) Duration: 39 class hours.

c) Program Content:

No.

Content

Number of class hours

1

Overview of the course

3

2

Awareness of Cargo Security

8

3

Methods and Management of Cargo, Mail, Parcels, and Letters Security

13

4

Cargo Scanning and Other Security Control Measures

10

5

Opening, Closing, Backup Sessions

5

Total

39

 

8. Program 8

a) Target Audience: Staff from Airports, Air Traffic Control Authorities, and Businesses Operating in Restricted Areas of Airports (excluding those specified in Programs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7).

b) Duration: 20 class hours.

c) Program Content:

No.

Content

Number of class hours

1

Overview of the course

5

2

System of Countermeasures

2

3

Aviation Security Law and Programs

4

4

Recognition of Prohibited Items, Destructive Devices, and Response to Illegal Interference

4

5

Opening, Closing, Backup Sessions

5

Total

20

 

9. Program 9

a) Target Audience: Part-time Security Staff at Local Airports.

b) Duration: 64 class hours.

c) Program Content:

No.

Content

Number of class hours

1

Relevant Laws Pertaining to Aviation Security Work

15

2

Criminal methods

8

3

Scene protection

8

4

Patrol and guard duties

10

5

Aircraft protection

8

6

Control of People and Means of Transportation Operating at Airports

10

7

Opening, Closing, Backup Sessions

5

Total

64

 

Article 11. Periodic Refresher Course Program and Advanced Training Program

1. The periodic refresher course on aviation security shall be organized every two years to review and update knowledge and new regulations on aviation security for individuals who have completed the courses specified in Articles 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 of this Program.

2. The advanced training program on aviation security operational skills shall be organized based on actual conditions and needs, aiming to enhance knowledge and operational skills for aviation security forces.

CHAPTER III
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROGRAM

Article 12. Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam

1. Manage, direct, guide, inspect, and supervise the implementation of this Program by relevant agencies, units, and individuals; evaluate the effectiveness of the Program and propose supplements and amendments to the Program when necessary.

2. Specify the content of the program, the duration of each lesson, and the organization of the periodic refresher and advanced training courses.

3. Develop and promulgate standards for part-time aviation security instructors and sample certificates issued to graduates of the knowledge and operational skills refresher courses.

4. Approve the list of part-time aviation security instructors from agencies and units within the Vietnamese civil aviation sector.

5. Guide agencies, units, and training institutions within the Vietnamese civil aviation sector in compiling textbooks and materials for aviation security training programs.

6. Coordinate and cooperate with domestic and international organizations and training institutions in civil aviation security training work.

Article 13. Vietnam Aviation College

1. Draft textbooks, materials, and develop detailed programs for basic training courses; provide refresher courses on aviation security knowledge and operational skills as stipulated in Articles 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9; and Clauses 8 and 9 of Article 10 of this Program.

2. Organize aviation security training courses as stipulated in Articles 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9; and Clauses 8 and 9 of Article 10 of this Program.

3. Develop and submit to the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam for approval the list of part-time aviation security instructors.

4. Invest in necessary equipment to ensure training operations.

Article 14. Regional Airports Clusters

1. Collaborate with the Vietnam Aviation College to draft textbooks, materials, and develop detailed programs for courses as stipulated in Clause 8 and 9 of Article 10 of this Program.

2. Train and provide refresher courses for part-time aviation security instructors.

Article 15. Flight Training Center of Vietnam National Aviation Corporation

1. Draft materials, detailed programs, and organize courses to provide refresher courses on aviation security knowledge for individuals specified in Clause 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 of Article 10 of this Program and the air escort training program.

2. Develop and submit to the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam for approval the list of flight training center aviation security instructors.

3. Invest in necessary equipment to ensure training operations.

Article 16. Aviation Security Textbooks and Materials

Aviation security textbooks and materials must be compiled in accordance with the content and duration of each subject and updated and revised appropriately in line with current practical situations, existing laws of Vietnam, and International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards and recommended practices, as well as International Air Transport Association (IATA) recommendations.

Article 17. Issuance of Certificates and Certifications

1. Graduates from basic aviation security training courses as stipulated in Articles 3 and 4 of this Program shall be issued vocational certificates and certificates in accordance with the provisions of the law.

2. Graduates from knowledge enhancement courses, business operation courses; regular, advanced aviation security courses as stipulated in Articles 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 of this Program shall be issued certificates in accordance with the model prescribed by the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam.

Article 18. Recognition of Certificates and Certifications Issued by Foreign Entities

Certificates and certifications for aviation security courses issued by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the International Air Transport Association (IATA), and other foreign organizations shall be recognized by the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam if they align with the objectives and contents of the courses specified in this Program.

Article 19. Foreign Organizations and Individuals Organizing Aviation Security Training in Vietnam

Aviation security courses organized by foreign organizations and individuals for civil aviation agencies and units in Vietnam must be approved by the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam.

Article 20. Planning Reports and Archiving Training Records

1. Training institutions and agencies, units requiring training; knowledge enhancement; aviation security operations must submit training plans to the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam before November each year.

2. The Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam is responsible for reporting to the Ministry of Transport on civil aviation security training.

3. Agencies, units sending personnel to participate in training; knowledge enhancement; aviation security operations and training institutions must archive relevant records and documents in accordance with the provisions of the law./.

THE MINISTER
(Signed)
Dao Dinh Binh
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