What begins Phase 2 training?

Phase 2 training in the context of RAF Officer and Aircrew Selection Centre typically begins with the Foundation module known as CAOM (Core Air Operations Module). This module establishes the essential skills, knowledge, and understanding that aircrew need to operate effectively within an air operations environment. It serves as a critical building block for further specialized training by covering fundamental concepts and practices.

Starting with this foundation ensures that all personnel have a uniform level of understanding and competence before they move on to more advanced or specialized training phases. This systematic approach enhances overall effectiveness and readiness, enabling a cohesive training experience that is tailored to the demands of air operations. The focus on establishing a core understanding allows participants to engage meaningfully with the material that follows, such as advanced tactical training or simulation exercises, which build upon this essential knowledge.