Malta Enterprise – Get Qualified SchemeThis course gives students the essential knowledge and training to skipper a yacht less than 200 GT. Transport Malta will issue a licence either limited up to 60Nm or limited up to 150 Nm from a safehaven depending on proof of seatime made available.
Course Name:
Transport Malta Master on Yachts 200GT up to 150NM
Package:
Accommodation (optional – please ask for options and prices)Get this licence and you will be able to earn a living while doing something you love!Description: Malta Enterprise – Get Qualified SchemeThis course gives students the essential knowledge and training to skipper a yacht less than 200 GT. Transport Malta will issue a licence either limited up to 60Nm or limited up to 150 Nm from a safehaven depending on proof of seatime made available.
Course Name:
Transport Malta Master on Yachts 200GT up to 150NM
Package:
Accommodation (optional – please ask for options and prices)
Course Structure: Tuition will be given by means of classroom lectures, demonstrations & practical exercises on the following modules:
Offshore Navigation
Maritime Law
Instruments
Meteorology
Rules of the Road
Seamanship & GSK
Signals & Voice Procedures
Introduction to MARPOL
Engineering
Practical Boat Handling & Maneuvering
Entry Requirements: To be eligible to attend this course, students must fulfil the following requirements:
Be 18 years or older
Hold a valid seafarers medical fitness certificate (IMO/ILO)
To be eligible for a licence from Transport Malta, students must present the following requirements:
Course completion certificate
Hold a valid STCW Basic Safety Training Certificate (available at MaritimeMT)
Hold a valid VHF-SRC, or GMDSS ROC, or GMDSS GOC (available at MaritimeMT)
For a 60Nm licence: – Hold an officially recognised licence to skipper a vessel and have documentary evidence of 800Nm logged approved seagoing service, 30 hours of which must be carried out during night-time.
For a 150Nm licence: – Have held an officially recognised licence to skipper a vessel for at least two years and have documentary evidence of 2500Nm logged approved seagoing service, 100 hours of which must be carried out during night-time.
Participants who do not meet the entry requirements may still attend the course, but this will be indicated on their course completion certificate.
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Presenters: Adrian Gusman, Gilbert Farrugia, Edwin Vella