EMail Print

COURSE DATES

Event 

Title:
5 Day Navigation and Bridge Watchkeeping
When:
09.01.2012 - 13.01.2012 09.00 - 16.00
Where:
The Fishermen's Mission - Newlyn
Category:
16.5m Skippers Ticket

Description

Seafish Approved Trainer/s: Micky Ringwood/Mike Collier 

This course is intended for anyone taking a navigational watch and skippers of vessels less than 16.5m operating beyond 20 miles from a safe haven.

Mandatory: No - Voluntary at present

Under 16.5m Skippers Ticket
Successful completion of this 5 day course together with completion of the 1 day stability course and the 1 or 2 day engineering course and the GMDSS Short Range (Radio Operators) Certificate will complete the overall requirements for the Under 16.5m Skippers Ticket certificate which the MCA proposes to make mandatory in 2010.

Funding:
Thanks to support from the Department for Transport and the European Fisheries Fund, Seafish is currently able to fund the tuition fee for this course for experienced fishermen providing they hold certificates in Sea Survival, First Aid, Fire Fighting and Safety Awareness. See our 'Training Course' page for more info.

Tuition Fee:
Experienced fishermen: Free* (subject to eligibility)

Course Aim:
To provide participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for competent Watchkeeping.

On completion of this course you should be able to:
Explain the principles of watchkeeping
Understand the rules of the road
Explain principles of safe navigation
Explain the uses and limitations of electronic navigational aids
Explain the IALA buoyage system
Understand lights, shapes and sounds in navigation
Understand vessel emergency procedures

On completion of this course you will be able to use charts to accurately:
Find positions (Lat. and Long.
Use scales and chart data
Use manual position fixing methods
Use compass bearings and transits
Determine course considerations (tide, leeway, set and drift)
Determine water and ground tracks
Estimate positions with course made good
Estimate positions with speed made good

Examination type:
On-going practical assessment of chartwork skills
Final end test
40 multiple choice and short answer questions

Anyone with dyslexia or other learning needs should inform the instructor during the course or the course administrator at the time of booking

Venue

The Fishermen's MissionMap
Course Venue:
The Fishermen's Mission
Street:
The Ship Institute, North Pier, Newlyn
ZIP:
TR18 5JB
City:
Newlyn
State:
Cornwall
Country:
UK

Description

On arrival in Newlyn, please park in the Newlyn Harbour Car Park and ensure you purchase a full day ticket.
Make your way to the Fishermen's Mission by turning right out of the harbour car park and walk back through the village with the Fish Market on your right hand side.

The Fishermen's Mission will then be on your right after 50 yards.
Training will take place upstairs in the Chapel.

RocketTheme Joomla Templates

South West Handline Fishermen's Association


The administration of the South West Handline Fishermen’s Association is coordinated from our Newlyn office including memberships, tag orders and funding applications. Visit www.linecaught.org.uk for more info.

fishingforlitter


Fishing For Litter South West
Seafood Cornwall Training Ltd. coordinates "Fishing For Litter South West", a three year project which aims to remove 200 tonnes of litter from the marine environment. For more information please visit www.fishingforlitter.org

cornishsardines


The Cornish Sardine Management Association is a group of Cornish fishermen and processors who came together in 2004 to agree common standards between themselves for catching, processing and marketing Cornish Sardines.
www.cornishsardines.org.uk

Duchy Fish Quota Co.


The Duchy Fish Quota Company was established in 2001 by members of the fishing industry who were extremely concerned at the trade in fish quota and the impact this is having on the Cornish fishing industry.
www.duchyfishquota.co.uk