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The Multi Purpose Simulator at Warsash provides the
basis for our radar and electronic navigation training courses that
are designed to meet the needs of the modern shipping industry.
Both navigation and radar training utilise the simulator, which
comprises of three fully equipped bridges with up to date ARPA and
ECDIS and integrated navigation system on each bridge. Realism is
enhanced by a visual system offering a 120-degree field of view,
which may be panned through 360 degrees.
VTS training is catered for by means of a series of modular courses
that meet the full IALA v-103 standard for the training and certification
of VTS personnel. These courses are run on a three-work station
VTS simulator allowing a practical application of principles in
a realistic environment, as well as the ability to interface with
the three bridge simulator.
For further information on any Navigation and Radar
course please contact Annette Dymond course administrator on +44
(0)1 489 556215 or email annette.dymond@solent.ac.uk
| Course Code |
ECDIS |
| Approvals |
MCA to STCW'95 –A-1 |
| Course Duration |
3 Days |
| Prerequisites |
None |
| Assessment |
100% attendance |
| Teaching Methods |
The course is practically based with exercises
on a variety of ECDIS and electronic chart systems. This includes
exercises in the visual bridge simulator, applying the principles
in a practical and realistic environment. |
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Course Description
The aim of the course is to enhance navigation safety and efficiency
by training the Watch keeping Officer in the safe operation of ECDIS.
This is achieved by developing knowledge of the generic principles
of ECDIS and other chart systems: understanding the capabilities
and limitations of ECDIS: awareness of the potential errors and
interpretation and risk of reliance on ECDIS: understanding the
regulatory requirements of ECDIS: appreciating the value of ECDIS.
| Course Code |
VTSI |
| Approvals |
MCA - IALA V-103/1 |
| Course Duration |
5 Days (35 hours) |
| Prerequisites |
As per MCA requirements (MGN 180, M &F, Annex
1) |
| Assessment |
Continuous monitoring under Training |
| Teaching Methods |
Classroom lectures plus simulation |
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Course Description
This course is the first step in the MCA accredited, IALA V-103/1
training programme. It is designed to start the process of providing
the underpinning knowledge for all new entrants who wish to gain
IALA v-103 VTS certification. For existing VTS personnel NOT undertaking
the VTS simulation training on completion of this course an examination
must be passed before undertaking the VTS Simulator Assessment course.
This exam is normally conducted at the workplace, although it can
be undertaken at WMA by prior arrangement. If students are undertaking
the VTS Simulator Graining course this examination is conducted
as part of that course.
| Course Code |
VTSSA |
| Approvals |
MCA - IALA V-103/1 |
| Course Duration |
5 Days (36 hours) |
| Prerequisites |
As
per MCA requirements (MGN 180, M &F, Annex 1)
Satisfactory
outcome to pre-course examination |
| Assessment |
Continuous formal assessment |
| Teaching Methods |
As per IALA and MCA requirements - VTS Simulator
based See IALA V-103 |
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Course Description
The assessment is an integral part of the MCA accredited, IALA V
- 103/1 training and certification programme. It is the culmination
of the V-103/1 process of generic training. It is designed to assess
the competency of VTS operators in meeting all the learning outcomes
of IALA V-103/1. VTS Assessment is mandatory under the programme.
| Course Code |
VTSRIN |
| Approvals |
MCA - IALA V-103/1 (future) |
| Course Duration |
10 days (70 hours) |
| Prerequisites |
As per MCA (UK) requirements |
| Assessment |
Continuous monitoring under training |
| Teaching Methods |
Classroom lectures
Instrument room
Ships Bridge Simulator |
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Course Description
This course is an integral part of the MCA accredited, IALA V-103/1
training programme. It is designed to provide the underpinning radar
knowledge required by V-103/1 necessary to carry out the task of
a VTS operator. The course is mandatory for those without the necessary
radar background.
| Course Code |
VTSNKN |
| Approvals |
MCA - IALA V-103/1 (future) |
| Course Duration |
4 weeks (138 hours) |
| Prerequisites |
As per MCA requirements |
| Assessment |
Continuous monitoring under training Formal examination
on completion of training |
| Teaching Methods |
Classroom lectures
Instrument room
Ships Bridge Simulator
Manned Models |
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Course Description
This course is an integral part of the MCA accredited, IALA V-103/1
training programme. It is designed to provide the underpinning knowledge
in nautical subjects for new VTS operators without a marine background
that is necessary to conduct the task of a VTS Operator. The course
is mandatory for new entrants without maritime background.
| Approvals |
MCA – IALA V-103/2 |
| Course Duration |
2 weeks (3 weeks for non mariners) |
| Prerequisites |
As per MCA requirements |
| Assessment |
Formal assessment of Portfolio.
Assessment during training.
Formal examination on completion of training. |
| Teaching Methods |
Classroom lectures
Simulator exercises |
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Course Description
This course is an integral part of the MCA accredited, IALA V-103/2
training programme. It is designed to provide the greater level
of knowledge required, along with the student’s portfolio
and successful examination pass to enable the student to be qualified
to act as VTS supervisor.
| Course Code |
VTSTTT |
| Approvals |
MCA – IALA V-103/4 |
| Course Duration |
5 Days |
| Prerequisites |
As per MCA requirements |
| Assessment |
Continuous assessment throughout the course. |
| Teaching Methods |
Classroom lectures
Simulator exercises
Workshops |
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Course Description
This course is an integral part of the MCA accredited, IALA V-103/4
training programme. It is designed to give those VTS personnel who
give the local “on the job training” an insight into
training methodology so as to successfully carry out their on the
job training role.
| Course Code |
VTSR |
| Approvals |
MCA – IALA V-103 |
| Course Duration |
3 days |
| Prerequisites |
As per MCA requirements |
| Assessment |
Continuous assessment throughout the course. |
| Teaching Methods |
Classroom lectures
Simulator exercises |
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Course Description
This course is an integral part of the MCA accredited, IALA V-103
revalidation process. It is designed to refresh the students underpinning
knowledge, make them aware of new and impending technology and bring
them up to date with the latest National and International legislation
concerning VTS.
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