Professional Level
Informative and professional Leading with expertise. Explore what it takes to become a modern Ship Master. Master the helm. Learn the essential skills for commanding a vessel and crew. From deck officer to captain. Discover the journey of maritime leadership.
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Course Overview
Educational content on Ship Masters covers the intensive training required for maritime leadership, including navigation, cargo management, and vessel safety protocols. This comprehensive education, combined with years of sea experience, prepares officers to command a ship, manage a crew, and make critical decisions under pressure. It instills the deep knowledge and practical skills necessary to ensure compliance with international laws while safely navigating the world's oceans.
Schedule of Classes
Course Curriculum
1 Subject
Professional Level
55 Learning Materials
Merchant Shipping Act - 1958
Application of MS Act
National Shipping Board
Definitions and Key Provisions
General Administration
Merchant Shipping Act - 2024
Part 1 - Preliminary
Maritime Governance Framework
Part III - Registration of Ships
Part IV - Maritime Education and Training
Part V - Seafarers
Part VI - Maritime Safety and Security
Part VII - Prevention and Containment of Pollution from Vessel and Response Clause
Part VIII Survey Audit and Certification
Part IX - Maritime Liability and Compensation - Collision accident at sea and liability
Part IX - Maritime Liability and Compensation - Limitation of Liability of Maritime Claims
Part IX - Maritime Liability and Compensation -Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Damage
Part IX Maritime Liability and Compensation - Oil Pollution Damage
Part X - Marine Incidents and Emergency Response
Part XII - Wreck and Salvage
Part XI - Investigation and Inquiry on Marine Casualty
Part XIV - Penalty and Procedures
Part XV - Miscellaneous Provisions
International Salvage Convention
Salvage Convention - 1989
SCOPIC Clause
Codes and Conventions
CLC Convention
IOPC Fund and Supplementary Funds
Ship Recycling Convention
Wreck Removal Convention
Ballast Water Management Convention
HNS Convention
Intervention Convention
SUA Convention
Civil Liability for Bunker Oil Pollution Damage
International Tonnage Convention
LLMC Convention
AFS Convention
HNS Protocol of OPRC Convention
OPRC Convention
Loadline Convention
UNCLOS
FAL Convention
London Dumping Convention
Control Measures
Maritime Legislature
P&I Club
York Antwerp Rules
Types of Losses and General Average
MARPOL
Global Warming, Climate Change, Green House Effects, CII, Carbon Credit, Kyoto Protocol
Ship Handling and Maneuvering
Weather Routing and Voyage Planning
Synchronous and Parametric Rolling
In Harbor Ship Handling
Maneuvering Capability of Ships
Ship Handling in Restricted Waters
Maritime Emergencies
Collision
Grounding
Use of Anchors in Emergency
Abandonment
Towing and Salvage
Course Instructor
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