Continuing Education Nautical Courses
Spring 2010

TO REGISTER:

In Person Drop by either Camosun College Campus, Admissions/Registration Department Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, 9am-4pm AND Thursday, 9am – 5:30pm

By Phone Call the Admissions Dept. at (250) 370-3550 or Toll-free number 1-877-554-7555

Online Visit the Website at www.camosun.ca/ce If you have questions or would like to put your name on an interest list for future courses, please contact us at: Continuing Education, School of Trades & Technology, Camosun College Phone: (250)370-4563 Email: ttce@camosun.bc.ca

Fishing Master 4

• Chartwork & Pilotage 1
• Navigation Safety 1
• Ship Construction & Stability 1
• Radio Operator Certificate (ROC-MC)
• SEN Limited
• Marine Emergency Duties  (Basic Safety) A1
• Marine Advanced First Aid

Camosun College
Phone:   (250) 370-4563

Electronic Chart Display & Information Systems (ECDIS)

Using IMO's performance standards and recognized by Transport Canada, the course introduces ECDIS: setting up and maintaining equipment & display; basic navigation functions; using ECDIS to set up and monitor a route and to ensure a safe navigational watch. Prerequisites: computer experience with windows, prior experience with nautical chartwork.

Course #: 2010Q3 TTMT 619V 002 June 14-18 (5 sessions) Mon-Fri, 8:30am-4:30pm Tuition: $675

Marine Basic First Aid & CPR

For those working in the marine, fishing, or passenger vessel industry, this two day course includes the latest First Aid and CPR guidelines and meets Transport Canada's standards for Marine Basic First Aid. You will develop the skills and knowledge needed to respond to cardiovascular emergencies and choking, airway, and breathing emergencies.

Phone 250-370-4563 or email ttce@camosun.bc.ca to put your name on an interest list for the next offering.

Restricted Operator, Maritime Commercial (ROC-MC)

The Restricted Operator Certificate - Maritime Commercial (ROC-MC) is required for mariners serving on commercial vessels fitted with Global Maritime Distress and Safety Systems (GMDSS). This four-day course is approved by Industry Canada and includes both theory and practical study. Class size is limited and early registration is recommended!

Phone 250-370-4563 or email ttce@camosun.bc.ca to put your name on an interest list.

Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP)

For operators of small commercial vessels, this Transport Canada course provides information on regulations, seamanship, marine weather, charts and navigation, collision regulations and small vessel stability. Please contact Transport Canada to confirm certificate requirements for your operation.

Course #: 2010Q3 TTMT 622V 001 June 14-18 (5 sessions) Tue-Fri, 8:30am-4pm Tuition: $595

Simulated Electronic Navigation Limited (SEN L)

Required for Fishing Masters and officers of commercial vessels, this course provides a Simulated Electronic Navigation Certificate with an understanding of Collision Regulation applied to navigational watch using Radar. Topics include the fundamental principles of Radar, factors affecting Radar detection, plotting and charting practices; and collision avoidance and safety margins. Prerequisite: Fishing Master IV/ Certificate of Service with a knowledge of chart work.

Course #: 2009F TTMT 618V 001 Nov. 30-Dec.4(5 sessions) Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, 8:30am-4:30pm Tuition fee: $745 Ivan Oxford

Marine Emergency Duties Training

Marine Emergency Duties (MED) courses at Camosun College are authorized and approved by Transport Canada and all students successfully completing MED courses are issued a Transport Canada certificate. Level 3 is the most basic of courses, followed by Level A1, with Level A2 being the more advanced of the courses offered at Camosun. (Note that students completing MED A2 receive credit for A1 and A2).

Marine Emergency Duties MED A3: Small Non-pleasure Craft

A one day, classroom session, this course is the most basic of Transport Canada approved Marine Emergency Duties courses and is designed for crew members of fishing vessels operating not more than 20 miles offshore, or crew members on passenger vessels with un-berthed accommodation only. Please contact Transport Canada (250-363- 0394 in Victoria) to ensure your training will meet your operational requirements.

Course #: 2010W TTMT 599V 001 Jan.30 (1 session) Saturday, 8am-5pm Tuition fee: $265

Course #: 2010W TTMT 599V 002 Mar.1 (1 session) Monday, 8am-5pm Tuition fee: $265

Course #: 2010Q3 TTMT 599V 001 May 3 (1 session) Monday, 8am-5pm Tuition fee: $265

Marine Emergency Duties MED A1: Basic Safety Course

Recommended for crew members on larger commercial vessels, this 3-day Transport Canada course provides seafarers with an understanding of the hazards associated with the marine environment and helps them develop the skills required to cope with emergency situations. Topics include hazards and emergencies, emergency response, lifesaving appliances, and survival rescue with practical pool and fire-fighting sessions. Students require transportation to practical sessions, discussed at first class. Please check with Transport Canada (250-363-0394 in Victoria) prior to registration to ensure your training will meet your operational needs.

Course #: 2010W TTMT 600V 001 Mar. 2-4 (3 sessions) Tuesday -Thursday, 8:30am-4:30pm Tuition fee: $570.

Course #: 2010W TTMT 600V 002 Mar.16-18 (3 sessions) Tuesday-Thursday, 8:30am-4:30pm Tuition fee: $570.

Course #: 2010Q3 TTMT 600V 001 Apr. 6-8 (3 sessions) Tuesday-Thursday, 8:30am-4:30pm Tuition fee: $570

Course #: 2010Q3 TTMT 600V 002 May 4-6 (3 sessions) Tuesday-Thursday, 8:30am-4:30pm Tuition fee: $570

Marine Emergency Duties MED A2 (includes A1): Small Vessel Safety

Students completing this course receive credit for both A1 and A2 Levels. A four-day Transport Canada approved course is designed to provide skippers and other seafarers with various safety related skills associated with small commercial boat operation and ensuring the safety of passengers. You will increase your knowledge of hazards associated with the marine environment, develop skills to assist passengers to survive an emergency, and learn to maintain safety equipment and keep safety records. Includes pool and firefighting practical sessions. Students require transportation to practical sessions, discussed at first class. Students will receive a Transport Canada certificate upon successful completion.

Course #: 20010Q3 TTMT 601V 003 May 18-21(4 sessions) Tue-Fri, 8:30am-4:30pm Tuition: $598 Interurban Campus plus Fieldtrips

TO REGISTER:

In Person Drop by either Camosun College Campus, Admissions/Registration Department

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, 9am-4pm

Thursday, 9am – 5:30pm

By Phone Call the Admissions Dept. at 370-3550 or Toll-free number 1-877-554-7555

(VISA, Mastercard or American Express registration only)

On the Web Visit the Continuing Education Website at www.camosun.ca/ce (VISA, Mastercard or American Express registration only)

For more information or to put your name on an interest list for future courses, phone the School of Trades & Technology, Continuing Education at 250-370-4563 or email ttce@camosun.bc.ca