Course content
- Maritime communication
- Standard Marine Communication Phrases
- General ship knowledge
- Basic ship engineering
- Navigation
- Safety
- Documents
- Correspondence
Prerequisites
Admission to a programme of study is required:
- Nautical Studies (353MN)
Learning outcomes
Knowledge:
- In-depth knowledge of maritime English according to relevant sections of STCW II / 1 and II / 2 and STCW Code A-II / 1 Function "Operational Level Navigation"
- Knowledge of English vocational terminology in areas covered by maritime activities in addition to general competence in English language
- Knowledge of the subject areas covered in academic and curriculum texts in the subject
- Knowledge of how to write letters and reports within the domain of maritime communication
- Knowledge of how to perform administrative tasks and tasks related to safety procedures.
Skills:
- Be able to use written and oral English pertaining to the maritime profession both in letters, reports and presentations
- Be able to find, understand, evaluate and make use of English academic texts and articles
- Be able to create and give a presentation on a chosen or given topic
- Be able to take on a role on the bridge in the simulator and communicate with others appropriately using relevant terminology
Competence:
- Insight into the importance of language in terms of security and administrative tasks
- The ability to convey professional information both in writing and orally
- The ability to exchange views and experiences with others with a maritime background and thus contribute to the development of good practice
Files/Documents
ISCED Categories
Personal skills and communication
Safety
Navigation and seamanship