IMO No. 1.13 Elementary First Aid (Duration - 2 Days , 15 Hours)IMO No. 3.24 Security Awareness Training For Port Facility Personnel With Designated Security Duties (Duration: 1 days ,9 hours)IMO No. 3.25 Security Awareness Training For All Port Facility Personnel (Duration: 0.5 days 4 hours)IMO No. 3.26 Security Training For Seafares With Designated Security Duties (2 days , 10.5 hours)IMO No. 3.27 Security Awareness For All Seafarers (Duration: 0.5 days, 4 hours)Rating as Able Seafarer for Deck Rating as Able Seafarer for Engine Rating Forming Part Of Navigational Watch Rating Forming Part Of Engineer Watch IMO No. 1.14 Medical First Aid (4 days , 30 hours)IMO No. 1.15 Medical Care (Duration: 6 days , 45.5 hours)IMO No. 1.19 Personal Survival Techniques at Sea (Duration: 2 days ,13.25 hours)IMO No. 1.07 Radar Navigation, Radar Plotting and use of ARPA (Duration: 9 days , 66.5 hours)IMO No. 1.08 Radar, ARPA, Bridge Teamwork and Search and Rescue (Duration: 5 days , 38 hours)IMO No. 1.27 The Operational Use of Electronic Chart Display and Information Systems (ECDIS) , (Duration: 5 days , 40 hours)IMO No. 1.25 General Operator’s Certificate for Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) (Duration: 17 days , 132 hours)IMO No. 1.23 Proficiency In Survival Craft And Rescue Boats other than Fast Rescue Boat (Duration: 4 days , 32 hours)IMO No. 1.24 Proficiency In Fast Rescue Boats (Duration: 3 days , 24 hours)Engine Room Resources Management Bridge Resources Management IMO No. 1.1 Dangerous, Hazardous And Harmful Cargoes (Duration: 4 days , 31.25 hours)IMO No. 1.01 Basic Training For Oil And Chemical Tanker Cargo Operation (Duration: 6 days , 47 hours)IMO No. 1.20 Fire Prevention And Fire Fighting (Duration: 2 days , 15 hours)IMO No. 1.20 Advanced Training For Oil Tanker Cargo Operations (Duration: 8 days , 60 hours)IMO No. 1.03 Advanced Training For Chemical Tanker Cargo Operations (Duration: 8 days , 60 hours)IMO No. 1.04 Basic Training For Liquefied Gas Tanker Cargo Operations (Duration: 4 days , 33 hours)IMO No. 1.05 Advanced Training For Liquefied Gas Tanker Cargo Operations (Duration: 8 days , 60 hours)IMO No. 3.19 Ship Security Officer (Duration: 2 days , 16 hours)IMO No. 3.21 Port Facility Security Officer (Duration: 3 days , 18 hours)IMO No. 3.20 Company Security Officer (Duration: 3 days , 18 hours)IMO No. 1.22 Ship Simulator And Bridge Teamwork (Duration: 5 days , 40 hours)IMO No. 1.34 Automatic Identification System (Duration: 2 days , 10 hours)IMO No. 2.03 Advanced Training In Fire Fighting (Duration: 4 days , 29 hours)IMO No. 1.21 Personal Safety And Social Responsibilities (Duration: 2 days , 14 hours)IMO No. 2.07 Engine Room Simulator (Duration: 10 days , 80 hours)IMO No. 6.09 Train The Trainer (Duration: 8 days , 60 hours)IMO No. 6.10 Train The Simulator And Assesor (Duration: 4 days , 30 hours)Updating Course For Master And Chief Mate 7.01 Upgrading Course For Chief Engineer And Second Engineer 7.02 IMA No. 7.03 Updating Deck Office (Duration: 109 days , 874 hours)IMO No. 7.04 Updating Course For Officer In Charge Of An Engineering Watch (Duration: 196 days , 1569 hours)Pleasure Yacht Captain Able Seafare Deck Able Seafarer Engine IMO No. 1.28 Crowd Management IMO No. 1.28 (Duration: 1 days , 8 hours)Ordinary Seaman Wiper Proficiency in Crisis Mgmt & Human Behavior- 1.29 Ship’s Cook in accordance with MLC, 2006 Reg 3.2 Marine Environmental Awareness 1.38 Leadership And Teamwork 1.39

Train The Simulator And Assesor 6.1

Scope:
The scope of this course is provided according to the minimum requirements established by regulation I/ 6, section A‐I/6 qualifying instructors, supervisors and assessors in the use of simulators used for teaching. This course is designed to comply with the requirements of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watch keeping for Seafarers, STCW1978, as amended.

General Objectives:
After completing the course the participant will be able to acquire the skills necessary for compliance with the International Convention on “Training, Certification and Watch keeping for Seafarers” STCW 1978 as amended, according to the requirements of regulation I/6, section A‐I/6 qualifying instructors, supervisors and assessors in the use of simulators used for teaching.

Prerequisites
Besides having basic knowledge of computer systems and IMO regulations, students must have also complied with the section A‐I/6. of the STCW Code.
The instructor qualifications and experience play an important role as its application to any course. Although not only understood implicitly but also a seafaring background is a must. However, a seafaring background alone cannot be considered sufficient.

What is needed is an aptitude for maritime simulator studies and an ability to transmit knowledge. If you see the level of maritime courses, i.e. courses for personnel offshore (short / specialised), personal Maritime Navigation (Advanced), maritime safety / pollution prevention (management) company personnel Shipping in the long course or training certificate courses, one appreciate the potential instructor will have to amalgamate his / her practice seafaring background with knowledge of pedagogy to be able to transfer knowledge.

Ideally, those entering the course have had some experience in training, although those who are about to enter the profession would also be suitable. The balance of new entrants to experienced participants affect the nature of the course and the instructor should be aware of this aspect well in advance. It is also recommended that the student has completed the IMO Model Course 6.09‐ Instructor Training Course or a similar program in which the underlying concepts and principles of pedagogical processes are discussed.

Course Information

Abbreviation: TTS
IMO No: 6.10
Duration: 4 days (30 hours)
Mode: in classroom

We offer a combination of lectures, videos, computer based training software and simulators, as well as online acces to all material, to provide high quality training.

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