Modules No. 2-6 : These modules, both theory and practical, give a basic understanding of the knowledge that is required to be an active crew member on board a yacht either power or sail.
Candidates seeking a career in Yachting, such as those who wish to hold the Proffesional International Crew Certificate, Yachtmaster Coastal, Offshore or Ocean Certificates, are rquired to complete STCW 95 Basic safety training courses at a recognized national training facility. These courses are recognized internationaly by the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
Allow successful candidate to be an active Crew member on board a vessel up to 50ft/15 m
(either auxiliary powered sailing vessels or power vessels - per certificate endorsement).
with a competent captain in Light to moderate winds and sea conditions during daylight hours and To be able to responsibly skipper a small vessel in familiar enclosed or safe waters, with shore based supervision, in light winds and sea conditions during daylight hours.
Prerequisits There are no prerequisites for attending this course
Competency requirments The candidate must be able:
To demonstrate a basic and outline knowledge of the theory component and to demonstrate the ability to perform the required practical skills safely and correctly whilst a member of a crew in light to moderate winds and sea conditions during daylight hours.
Theory and practical components The candidate is required to demonstrate successfully
the skills, detailed working knowledge and understanding of the following:
Command, crew functions and crew briefing
Check lists and preparation for sea
Navigation and pilotage
Weather and tide information
Seamanship
Anchors and anchoring
Collision regulations
Distress and emergency
Vessel handling
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