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(STCW Convention Regulation VI/1, Sections A-VI/1 & B-VI/1 of the STCW Code) All seafarers are required to be trained in matters which may affect their own personal safety and the safety of the vessel on which they are employed. Conducted in English or Bislama Prerequisites The candidate must be at least 16 years old.
(STCW Convention Regulation II/4, Sections A-II/4 & B-II/4 of the STCW Code) A Deck Watch Rating certificate confirms that the holder is competent to perform duties as rating forming part of a navigation watch on board vessels engaged on near coastal voyages. Prerequisites The candidate must be at least 16 years old, be in possession of a valid Safety Certificate and have 12 months approved sea service on deck. Duration 5 weeks
(STCW Convention Regulation II/3.6, Section A-II/3 of the STCW Code) A certificate of competency as Master <20GT (NCV) entitles the holder to take charge of commercial vessels of less than 20 Gross Tonnes operating within 200 nautical miles of the coast. Prerequisites The candidate must be at least 18 years old, be in possession of a valid Safety Certificate, have 12 months approved sea service, and satisfactorily complete either a two-week Preparatory Skills Course or a literacy and numeracy assessment. Duration 4 weeks
(STCW Convention Regulation II/3.6, Section A-II/3 of the STCW Code) A certificate of competency as Master <200GT (NCV) entitles the holder to take charge of commercial vessels of less than 200 Gross Tonnes operating within 200 nautical miles of the coast. Prerequisites The candidate must be at least 20 years old, be in possession of a valid Safety Certificate, satisfactorily complete either a two-week Preparatory Skills Course or a literacy and numeracy assessment.have:
Duration 10 weeks
(STCW Convention Regulation II/3.5 & II/3.7, Sections A-II/3.5 & A-II/3.7 of the STCW Code) Prerequisites The candidate must have at least 12 months approved sea service while holding a Master <200 GT Certificate, with not less than 6 months sea service on vessels >500 GT. Duration 10 weeks
Leads to a Restricted Radio Operators Certificate of Proficiency. Prerequisites The candidate must be at least 16 years old. Duration 4 days
(STCW Convention Regulation VI/3, Section A-VI/3 of the STCW Code) Designed to train ships' officers to take charge of fire-fighting & damage control activity
(STCW Convention Regulation VI/2, Section A-VI/2-1 of the STCW Code) Designed to train ships' officers to take charge of the launch & operation of a ship's survival craft & rescue boat (other than a fast rescue boat). Also covers lifesaving appliances, survival techniques and search & rescue procedures.
(STCW Convention Regulation VI/4-1, Section A-VI/4 & Table A-VI/4-1 of the STCW Code) Designed to train ships' officers to give immediate & on-going treatment to the sick and injured at sea and to maintain the casualty until the arrival of a higher medical authority. Prerequisites Safety Certificate Duration 5 days
Small Vessel Operators/Water Taxis Designed for people operating small, mainly outboard-powered, passenger-carrying vessels. Conducted in English or Bislama
Designed to teach skills in fishing, seafood handling and boat & outboard motor maintenance that will enable fishers to catch fish for their families and for sale, as well as enhancing small boat safety. Usually conducted in rural villages, in Bislama
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Safety Certificate (Unlimited) (STCW Convention Regulation VI/1 and Sections A-VI/1 & B/VI-1 of the STCW Code) All seafarers are required to be trained in matters which may affect their own personal safety and the safety of the vessel on which they are employed. Conducted in English or Bislama
(STCW Convention Regulation VI/1 and Sections A-VI/1 & B/VI-1 of the STCW Code) Introductory course for ni-Vanuatu seeking employment aboard tuna fishing vessels. Conducted in Bislama
(STCW Convention Regulations V/1 & VI/1 and Sections A-V/1, A-VI/1, B-V/1 & B/VI-1 of the STCW Code) Training for seafarers seeking employment as ratings aboard international vessels. Following 14 weeks of general-purpose training, students spend the last part of the course specialising in deck, engine or catering training. Students are required to live in College, wear uniforms and maintain strict discipline. Prerequisites Must be at between 20 and 35 years of age, medically fit and have a good understanding of the English language. Previous experience on domestic or overseas vessels or foreign fishing vessels or, for those interested in training as cooks or stewards, recent experience in the hotel and catering industry.
Tanker Familiarisation (2 separate courses: Oil & Chemical Tankers, Liquefied Gas Tankers) (STCW Convention Regulations V/1 and Section A-V/1 & B/V-1 of the STCW Code) Familiarisation courses for seafarers who have not previously served aboard tankers.
(STCW Convention Regulation VI/3, Section A-VI/3 of the STCW Code) Designed to train ships' officers & crew to take charge of fire-fighting & damage control activity
Proficiency in Survival Craft (STCW Convention Regulation VI/2, Section A-VI/2-1 of the STCW Code) Designed to train ships' officers & crew to take charge of the launch & operation of a ship's survival craft & rescue boat (other than a fast rescue boat). Also covers lifesaving appliances, survival techniques and search & rescue procedures. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Prerequisites Safety Certificate Duration 5 days Syllabus Shipboard familiarisation & training Lifeboats Liferafts Detection Lifesaving appliances Search & rescue Marine survival Rescue boats other than fast rescue boats |
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(STCW Convention Regulation VI/4-1, Section A-VI/4 & Table A-VI/4-1 of the STCW Code)
Designed to train ships' officers & crew to give immediate & on-going treatment to the sick and injured at sea and to maintain the casualty until the arrival of a higher medical authority.
Prerequisites
Safety Certificate
Duration
5 days
Last update: April, 2009
Vanuatu Maritime College P.O. Box 201 Luganville Santo Vanuatu Tel.: (678) 36547 Fax : (678) 36154 E-mail: martrain@vanuatu.com.vu