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NC Shipping and Maritime Operations

SCQF level 6

This course is essential if you want to        Key Information
progress on to further qualifications
(HNC/HND) which form part of Merchant          Entry requirements
Navy deck and engineer officer training        You should have at least 3 National 5s or
programmes. The course forms part of a         equivalent, inclusive of mathematics and 1
scheme of training approved for                science subject. Alternatively, our Certificate
professional certification by the Merchant     in Maritime and Aquaculture Skills will be
Navy Training Board.                           considered. All applicants will attend
                                               an interview.
  It is also useful if you wish to follow a
career in shore based maritime operations
or ship management.

• computing: office and personal productivity  What next?
  applications                                 This course can provide students with a
                                               sound platform from which to progress
• maritime industry: an introduction           towards completion of HNC/HND marine
• mathematics for science                      training programmes and then on to other
• safety training for seafarers                Merchant Navy Certificates of Competency.
• ship construction and stability              The course would also suit those wanting
• shipboard operations                         to enter the aquaculture, freight logistics
• bridge watch keeping                         and offshore wind sectors of the
• engineering dynamics                         maritime industry.
• Efficient Deck Hand
• nautical science: an introduction            Base: Mallaig
• strength of materials
• embedded development of core and             Course Study Key

  essential skills

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