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    The document outlines requirements for written exams taken by applicants seeking an exemption for foreign certificates of competency or skipper's licenses to operate pleasure crafts in local waters. Applicants must take an exam with questions depending on the distance their certificate allows them to operate from shore, with more advanced certificates requiring longer exams covering more topics including chartwork. The exemptions will also apply to those who applied before the date of this document. Candidates are directed to review exam syllabi online and materials to prepare.

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    The document outlines requirements for written exams taken by applicants seeking an exemption for foreign certificates of competency or skipper's licenses to operate pleasure crafts in local waters. Applicants must take an exam with questions depending on the distance their certificate allows them to operate from shore, with more advanced certificates requiring longer exams covering more topics including chartwork. The exemptions will also apply to those who applied before the date of this document. Candidates are directed to review exam syllabi online and materials to prepare.

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    Skipper-Grant of Exemption For Holders of Certificate of Competence by Foreign Institutions

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    Ben Bowden
    The document outlines requirements for written exams taken by applicants seeking an exemption for foreign certificates of competency or skipper's licenses to operate pleasure crafts in local waters. Applicants must take an exam with questions depending on the distance their certificate allows them to operate from shore, with more advanced certificates requiring longer exams covering more topics including chartwork. The exemptions will also apply to those who applied before the date of this document. Candidates are directed to review exam syllabi online and materials to prepare.

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    Grant of exemption for holders of Certificate of Competence/

    Skipper's Licences issued by foreign institutions

    Applicants holding a certificate of competency to navigate a pleasure craft at a distance of less


    than 12 nautical miles from the shore shall undergo a written examination consisting of 20
    questions for duration of 45 minutes.

    Applicants holding certificate of competency to navigate a pleasure craft at a distance of more


    than 12 and up to 24 nautical miles shall undergo a written examination consisting of 25
    questions for a duration of 60 minutes.

    Applicants holding certificate of competency for ocean navigation shall undergo a scenario
    based written examination including chart work for a duration 01 hour and 30 minutes where
    they will be required to answer 35 questions in relation to operation of a craft at sea.

    The CTP has also confirmed that this decision will be applicable to all persons who have
    submitted their application for exemptions prior to this date.

    Candidates are to be requested to:

    (a) consult the website of the Tourism Authority to be informed of the syllabus (skipper
    licence category C & B)

    (b) download the Code de la Mer

    (c) do self-learning regarding those subjects that are not covered in the Code de la Mer
    (internet searches on skipper training are recommended)

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