Sailing is a skill to learn and master, so let us teach you the theory. This course teaches you everything from speaking like a sailor, to learning the “rules of the road” at sea, to navigating from A to B while knowing where you are at all times.

Start: Introduction to the Sailing Course

Module 1: Terminology

Module 2: Basics of Sailing

Module 3: Collision Regulations

Module 4: Chart Work Basics

Module 5: Passage Planning

Module 6: The IALA Maritime Buoyage System

Module 7: Catamaran Sailing Drills

Module 8: Monohull Sailing Drills

Module 9: Maintenance

Final Section: Sailing Course Examination

Safety is the most essential aspect of any vessel. Knowing what equipment is available, how to use the equipment, and the stowage location of all equipment is essential to preserve life at sea. In an emergency, quick actions are required, so safety must be drilled to ensure actions are appropriate and second nature.

Start: Introduction to the Safety Course

Module 1: Safety & Security Awareness

Module 2: Life-Saving Appliances

Module 3: Firefighting Equipment

Module 4: Global Maritime Distress & Safety System (GMDSS)

Module 5: Safety Management

Final Section: Safety Course Examination

This course is a theoretical introduction to the skills and knowledge you should have when applying to become part of a deck crew. The course covers intense knowledge-based modules.

preserve life at sea. In an emergency, quick actions are required, so safety must be drilled to ensure actions are appropriate and second nature.

Start: Learning Outcomes & Picture Quiz

Module 1: Introduction to Deck

Module 2: Operational Drills

Module 3: Safety Management Checklists

Module 4: Preventative Maintenance Activity Plan

Module 5: Worklists, Project Documents & Special Purchases

Final Section: Deck Examination

From making a bed to cleaning a cabin, the INTERIOR department is all about the finer details. The lessons in the course lay the foundation for future crew members to fulfil the interior tasks on a vessel with excellence. It covers the theory regarding operational drills, procedure guides, and maintenance activities.

Start: Introduction to the Interior Course

Module 1: Introduction to Interior

Module 2: Operational Drills

Module 3: Vessel Setup

Module 4: Maintenance Activity Plan

Module 5: Worklists, Project Documents & Special Purchases

Final Section: Interior Examination

This course describes the tasks and duties of the service crew when preparing for and hosting guests onboard.

Start: Introduction to the Service Course

Module 1: Setting Up

Module 2: Execute

Module 3: Return

Module 4: Vines & Wines

Module 5: Inform

Module 6: Customer Centric

Module 7: Excellence

Final Section: Service Course Examination

A contract course is an agreement between parties, creating mutual obligations that are enforceable by law.

The essential elements required for the agreement to be a legally enforceable contract are mutual assent, expressed by a valid offer and acceptance; adequate consideration; capacity; and legality.

Start: Introduction to the Contracts Course

Module 1: Employment

Module 2: Contract Termination

Module 3: Post Termination

Final Section: Contract Course Examination

Human rights at sea are indispensable for ensuring fair treatment, protection, and the preservation of fundamental freedoms of individuals living and working in the maritime industry.

Start: Introduction to the Rights Awareness & Mental Wellness Course

Module 1: Your Human Rights

Module 2: Your Protection

Module 3: Your Mental Health

Final Section: Learner Survey

In this library, you will find all the learning resources and reference documents you would need to consult throughout your studies.

• Comprehensive Glossary of Nautical Terminology
• Basic knots that every deck crew member should know
• Complete Stowage Plan
• Spray, Wash Down and Chamois Procedure Guide
• Wet Dust and Vacuum Procedure Guide
• Cleaning Caddy and Product Guide
• Laundry Procedure Guide
• Maritime Industry Acronyms Document