The course is based on the requirements of Sections A-ll/1 of Chapter II, A-lll/1 and A-lll/6 of Chapter III of the STCW 78 as amended in 2010

This course is for for deck officers and engineers with minimum watchkeeping officer (engineer) capacity and also electrical engineers. The trainee must know well the mandatory requirements ,means and facilities for oil pollution prevention required as per SectionA-II/1 of Chapter II,A-III/1 and A-III/6 of Chapter III of the STCW.

Developed in accordance to the requirements and recommendations of STCW'78 as amended in 2010, and the national maritime standard

The purpose of the course is to provide training for refreshing and updating the knowledge and skills of ship engineers who are holders of certificates for chief engineers, second engineers, watch-keeping engineers and electrical engineers.

The course is designed on request of shipping Company and is based on IMO Model courses 1.08,1.22 and 2.07

The course is essentially practical and consists of 10 exercises of which 6 are joint exercises performed on the most advanced Full Mission simulators Ship Bridge “Polaris” and Engine Room “Neptune” equipped with the latest software and including thorough debriefing

The course is designed in accordance to the IMO model course 1.10 and IMDG Code regulations

The course is open for officers on merchant ships, which obligations include taking, preserving discharging of dangerous, hazardous and harmful cargo as required in  IMDG Code, BC Code,  USA Federal Regulations and other relevant documents. The course is based on IMO model course 1.10.

After successful course completion Maritime Administration issues the respective certificate.
 
The training is provided in English on request.
 

Designed in accordance with n compliance with Reg VI/5 of the STCW' 78/95, as amended and Table A VI/5 of the Code

The course is a mandatory for all seafarers  who will be required to perform the duties of  Ship Security Officer on board ship and includes the obligatory minimum requirements for training and certification in compliance with Rule VI/5 and Table A VI/5 of the Code to Convention STCW 78 as amended, as per Directive 2008/106/EC, IMO model course 3.19 - Ship Security Officer and national maritime standard.

According to the requirments of Ch VI of the STCW 78/95 as amended

This course aims to improve medical training of masters, chief mates and second officers in order to assure their abilities to render first aid and medical assistance to sick and injured persons onboard till properly qualified medical personnel  provide the relevant medical care for them.
 

The course is developed in compliance with IMO model course 1.27

Course aim –  The course is developed out in accordance with IMO Model course 1.27 as well as standards of competence laid out in Section A-II/1,2 of the STCW 78 as amended, and IMO Res. A.817 (19)
 
Course objectives- 
At the end of the course, the seafarer will:
*be able to operate ECDIS equipment, use navigational functions of ECDIS, select and assess all relevant information and take proper actions.

The training is in accordance with Reg. V/1; A-V/1 (15-21) of STCW' 78

The course is opened for officers and other persons who are immediately responsible for the loading and unloading and who have worked on board chemical tankers as staff crew members. The programme complies with the mandatory requirements for the qualification of crew members - regulation V/1 and A-V/1, paragraphs 15 to 21 including, of STCW' 78/ 95, as amended.

The training is designed in accordance with the Requirements of the Regulation VI/4 para 1-3 of STCW'95

 This course is developed for training officers to provide first aid to seafarers sailing on board of a ship and is designed and performed in accordance with the Requirements of the  Regulation VI/4 para 1 and Section A-VI/4 para 1-3 of STCW'95 (as amended), IMO Model Course 1.14 and the Directive 2008/106/EС of the European parliament and the Council.

The course is designed in accordance to the Ch.VI/2 of the STCW' 78/95 as amended and national maritime standard

The course is mandatory for seafarers in charge of survival craft and rescue boat as defined in Appendix I of Reg.VI or as defined by the ship owner or the flag Administration.
 The course includes the mandatory minimum requirements for training and issue of certificates according to Chapter VI, Section VI/2 and Table A VI/2-1 of the STCW 95 as amended, Directive 2008/106/EC, IMO Model course 1.23 and national maritime standard.

The course is designed in accordance with the Ch.V/1 of the STCW' 78,as amended, IMO model course 1.02 and national maritime standard

The course is open for seafarers, immediately involved and responsible for the handling of cargo on oil tankers.
The programme meets the mandatory requirements for training of ship crews:the Regulation V/1 and A-V/1, articles 8-14 of STCW 78', as amended.