Deck Cadet Training Program (HND-Part 1 Nautical Science) in association with Liverpool John Moores

Venue Length Mode of Study Course Dates Student Intake per batch Course Fees SAMET, Bhubaneswar, India 20 Weeks Full Time 1st October 2010 to 29th January 2011 20 Nos (maximum limit) INR 4,90,000

Faculty Nautical Science (Deck)

Progress diagram - Cert He in Nautical Science (Deck Cadet) Phase 1 HND Part 1 NAUTICAL SCIENCE Pre-Sea STCW Courses, Deck Hand Training in SAMET, INDIA 20 Weeks - India

Please note: SAMET fees does not include the University fees at Phase-4 of this course. Abbreviations SAMET - Springdale Academy of Maritime Education and Training INR - Indian Rupees LJMU UK Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom HND Higher National Diploma SQA Scottish Qualification Authority EDH - Efficient Deck Hand OOW Officer of the Watch STCW Standards of Certification and Watchkeeping MCA Maritime Coast Guard Agency TRB Training Record Book Course Contents The Cadet Training Programme is the first step towards being a Captain on a cruise liner taking passengers around the world or navigating a 300,000 tonne merchant ship (Oil tanker). Merchant Navy encompasses many and varied shipping companies with vessels ranging from 500 to 300,000 tonnes in size. The ships constitute a vital part of the world economy, carrying oil, containers, refrigerated cargo, coal, ore, grain, timber, cars, steel and a thousand other products to keep nations fed and industry supplied. Other commercial activities include cruise liners and passenger/ vehicle ferries, cable laying and scientific vessels studying the seabed. As a deck officer and eventually as Captain of one of these vessels you would be responsible for the safe navigation and delivery of cargo or let the passengers travel to their final destination. You as a ships officer will be part of a small vital team in charge of millions of sterling pounds worth of sophisticated vessel and cargo. The course is designed to be integrated with professional short courses and eighteen months guided ship onboard training at sea so that, after three years, the successful student will have not only obtained a Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE) in Nautical Science but also a MCA certified Officer of Watch (OOW) Certificate of Competency (COC). This is the initial qualification for an officer to be in independent charge of navigational watch on a commercial vessel anywhere in the world. After further sea time and exams a Chief Mate and Master Mariner certificates can be obtained.

Sea Phase

SEA PHASE Complete MNTB Record Book

18 months

Phase 3

SAMET (may be completed at Liverpool) OOW STCW Short Courses GMDSS, AFF, MCAS,PSRB

6 weeks India (or Liverpool)

Phase 4

LJMU Cert HE in Nautical Science NARAST (O), EDH, MCA Signals, SQA and MCA Orals at Liverpool

9 Months - Liverpool

Academic Delivery at SAMET will include all H1 & H2 Units (Pre-Sea) STCW library reference covered Equiv Edexcel HND Units & utcomes WN1.7 WN8.3, WC, WO1.1 3.All 4.All 1.All & 2.3 7.All &2.1/2 5.All & 15.All WO2 WO6, WM 6.All 13.All & 14.1/2 Naras(O) theory Module Code Module Name

HND Unit 2: Tides and Sailings ENRLM1009 HND Unit 3 : Meteorology ENRLM1010 HND Unit 4: Cargo Work HND Unit 5: Ship Stability HND Unit 6 Celestial Navigation HND Unit 7: Bridge Watchkeeping HND Unit 8: Ship Construction ENRLM1011 ENRLM1012 ENRLM1013 4a 4b 4b 4a Cargo Work & Port Operations Chartwork Practical Navigation Ship Construction and Stability Maritime Management & Law Numerate & Personal Development Skills Bridge Watchkeeping & Emergency Response Electronic Navigation Aids Total credits studied 12 4a Meteorology 12

Credit 12 12 12

Phase

HND Unit 1: Chartwork

WN1.2 except WN1.2.4/6 WN1.1, WN1.2.6

ENRLM1014

4a

12

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On successful completion of the course students will be awarded Edexcel International HND Nautical Science. Note: MCA assessment requirements will not be applicable to this pre-sea education programme. Students will be able to progress to complete their seatime with a 40% pass in each of their units and completion of STCW pre-sea courses. Students will also receive EDH training before going to sea. The full EDH course and examination will also be provided at UK after successful completion of 18 months sea time. Sea time SAMET on behalf of LJMU will undertake the task of counselling and supervising each student on their TRB . We will advise the students on its content and how to write the TRB before going to sea. We will also counsel the student at midpoint and end of the sea-phase to make sure that they do not arrive in UK with an inadequately completed TRB. Prior to going to sea, SAMET staff will liaise with shipping companies regarding student TRB needs, provide information for Master and officers of each vessel and act as a first point of contact if the ship or company require more information or advice. Academic Delivery at Liverpool The academic programme includes SQA safety papers and Cert HE Nautical Science. EDH course and examination will be scheduled into the programme as convenient. ENRLM1015 4a 12

ENRLM1016

4b

24

WN1.5/6, WN2/4/5/6/7, WN8.1,WN8.2.2/3/4 WN1.2.4, WN1.3/4, WN3

ENRLM1017

4b

12

120

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Module Phase 4a = 11 weeks (also includes signals) Phase 4b = 11weeks Phase 4c includes SQA external papers, Narast(O) practicals, MCA oral The above UK delivery matches our delivery, already approved by MCA for our 36 month sea time entry. The University will award a Cert HE if students meet 40% in their modules. To meet MCA requirements students will have to achieve 65% in Navigation assessments modules, 60% in Stability and 50% in other STCW assessments held in the UK. This will be evidenced by a letter from the programme leader.