This module covers the technical words and terms used in the forthcoming sailing training videos, designed to expand your knowledge and understanding to prepare you to enter the maritime industry.

• Lesson 1:
  Vessel Parts Terminology
• Lesson 2:
  Sailing Terminology
• Lesson 3:
  Sails and Manoeuvring Terminology
• Module Test

This module introduces the basics of sailing theory and expands on the terminology learned in Module 1.

• Lesson 1:
  Hull Type
• Lesson 2:
  Keel Type
• Lesson 3:
  Mast Configurations
• Lesson 4:
  Vessel Parts
• Learning Activity: Vessel Parts
• Lesson 5:
  Rigging
• Lesson 6:
  Sails
• Lesson 7:
  How Wind Acts on a Sail
• Lesson 8:
  Basic Manoeuvres
• Lesson 9:
  Points of Sail
• Module Test

This module aims to introduce you to the Collision Regulations 'COLREGs' focusing on the main rules needed to sail a vessel safely in hours of daylight. However, the sooner you begin to familiarise yourself with the COLREG’s and begin to learn and understand them, the safer you will be at sea, and the faster you will excel in your maritime career.

• Lesson 1:
  COLREGs Part A
• Lesson 2:
  COLREGs Part B - Section I
• Lesson 3:
  COLREGs Part B - Section II
• Lesson 4:
  COLREGs Part B - Section III
• Lesson 5:
  COLREGs Part C
• Lesson 6:
  COLREGs Part D
• Lesson 7:
  COLREGs Part E & Part F
• Lesson 8:
  COLREGs ANNEXES
• Module Test

Understanding the basics of chart work will help you better understand what is required to navigate safely at sea.

• Lesson 1:
  Instruments
• Lesson 2:
  Charts
• Lesson 3:
  Symbols and Abbreviations
• Lesson 4:
  Distance, Speed, Time, and Direction
• Lesson 5:
  Plotting
• Lesson 6:
  Position Fixes
• Module Test

Passage/voyage planning is the procedure used to develop a complete description of the vessel's voyage from departure to arrival or ‘berth to berth’. Passage plans provide all the necessary information to navigate the vessel safely. Therefore, it should be comprehensive, detailed, and easy to understand.

• Lesson 1:
  Principles of Planning
• Lesson 2:
  Stage Planning
• Lesson 3:
  Execution
• Lesson 4:
  Monitoring
• Module Test

The IALA Maritime Buoyage System is in place to improve navigational safety and to act as a barrier to dangers. When entering or exiting a port, vessels need to understand where the safe water is to navigate and the potential hazards to avoid collisions. To achieve this, we use aids to navigation; these may be buoys, lighthouses, lightships, or other fixed or floating devices.

• Lesson 1:
  Lateral Marks
• Lesson 2:
  Cardinal Marks
• Lesson 3:
  Isolated Danger Mark
• Lesson 4:
  Safe Water Mark
• Lesson 5:
  Special Marks
• Lesson 6:
  New Danger Mark
• Lesson 7:
  Other Marks and Rules
• Module Test

This module provides a theoretical understanding of operating the CNB Lagoon 620 sailing vessels in a safely and efficiently. By following steps for each action, you will limit any risk of endangering yourself, the vessel, or your fellow crew members. Practical training will reinforce this learning.

• Drill 1:
  Lowering the Boom
• Drill 2:
  Hoisting the Mainsail
• Drill 3:
  Reefing the Mainsail
• Drill 4:
  Shaking Out a Reef
• Drill 5:
  Dropping the Mainsail
• Drill 6:
  Lifting the Boom
• Drill 7:
  Genoa / Staysail: Unfurling
• Drill 8:
  Genoa / Staysail: Furling
• Drill 9:
  Hoisting the Code Zero
• Drill 10:
  Deploying the Code Zero
• Drill 11:
  Furling the Code Zero
• Drill 12:
  Heavy Weather / Overnight Preparedness for the Code
• Module Test

This module provides a theoretical understanding of how to operate a monohull sailing vessels safely and efficiently. By following steps for each action, you will limit any risk of endangering yourself, the vessel, or your fellow crew members. Practical training will reinforce this learning.

• Drill 1:
  Bending on the Mainsail
• Drill 2:
  Hoisting the Mainsail
• Drill 3:
  Lowering the Mainsail
• Drill 4:
  Reefing the Mainsail and Shaking Out a Reef
• Drill 5:
  Bending on the Jib
• Drill 6:
  Unfurling and Furling the Jib
• Drill 7:
  Tack
• Drill 8:
  Gybe
• Drill 9:
  Goosewing
• Module Test

After completing this module, you will know in theory how to maintain the standing and running rigging of the monohull and catamaran vessels. The maintenance concepts are relatively universal across all vessel types, and following the schedule is imperative to extend the working life of your rigging while keeping you safe at sea.

• Lesson 1:
  Products used in the Spars and Rigging Procedure
• Lesson 2:
  Tools
• Lesson 3:
  Catamaran Rig Visual Maintenance
• Lesson 4:
  Catamaran Rig Physical Maintenance
• Lesson 5:
  Monohull Rig Visual Maintenance
• Lesson 6:
  Monohull Rig Physical Maintenance
• Lesson 7:
  Winch Service
• Module Test

The score for this course contributes towards an average final score after completing all the courses.

Awareness is the first step towards safety at sea, not just for you but for all those on board the vessel, for the vessel itself, and the environment. Knowledge of your role onboard, not just in an emergency, is essential to developing and maintaining a good safety culture. Preparation for the correct response to an emergency situation cannot start soon enough… so let’s get you started.

• Introduction & Virtual Tour
• Lesson 1:
  Safety Signs & Symbols
• Lesson 2:
  Muster List, Emergency Duties & Safe Manning
• Lesson 3:
  Alarms & Distress Signalling
• Lesson 4:
  Safety & Security Inductions/Familiarisations
• Lesson 5:
  Security Awareness
• Module Test

Life-Saving Appliances (LSA) refers to all equipment on board a vessel that protects human life at sea. Appliances include lifeboats, lifebuoys, life-jackets, life rafts, and many others to be used by passengers and crew in case of emergency to protect their lives at sea.

• Introduction to LSA
• Lesson 1:
  Life Saving Appliances (LSA)
• Lesson 2:
  LSA Stowage
• Lesson 3:
  LSA Inspections & Maintenance
• Module Test

One of the primary causes of accidents at sea is fire. FFE refers to all equipment on board a vessel that protects human life at sea from fire. Prevention is always best, so in this awareness course, you will learn and understand the basics of fire, including its common causes onboard vessels. However, in the event of a fire, it is essential that you are aware of the detection systems and the FFE available onboard your vessel to ensure a quick and appropriate response.

• Introduction to FFE
• Lesson 1:
  Understanding Fires
• Lesson 2:
  Common Causes of Fires
• Lesson 3:
  Detectors & Alarms
• Lesson 4:
  Firefighting Equipment (FFE)
• Lesson 5:
  FFE Inspections & Maintenance
• Module Test

This module introduces you to all the key components of the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System. The GMDSS safety procedures, equipment, and communication protocols are designed to increase safety at sea and make it easier to rescue distressed vessels.

• Introduction to GMDSS
• Lesson 1:
  GMDSS Terminology
• Lesson 2:
  GMDSS Equipment
• Lesson 3:
  GMDSS Distress Signals
• Module Test

Ultimate personal safety is achieved when safe working habits become an integral part of your reflexes rather than self-initiated actions. Knowledge of the vessel, your workspace, and your surroundings creates the necessary awareness of any risks and hazards present.

The safety of life at sea is ensured by implementing various safe practices onboard vessels through a Safety Management System. This module introduces you to vessel safety management and the basic components of the systems.

• Introduction to Vessel Safety Management
• Lesson 1:
  Safety Management Systems
• Lesson 2:
  Reporting
• Lesson 3:
  Risk Assessments, Health & Safety
• Lesson 4:
  Permits to Work & Safety Checklists
• Lesson 5:
  Emergency Preparedness & Response
• Module Test

The score for this course contributes towards an average final score after completing all the courses.

Become familiar with the glossary to fully understand the common terminology used in the sailing industry, and how to correctly use these terms.

• Lesson 1:
  Comprehensive Nautical Glossary Test your Terminology
• Lesson 2:
  Eight Basic Knots every Deck Crew Member should know
• Practice:
  Eight Knots Deck Crew Members should know. Upload photos.
• Lesson 3:
  Deck Stowage Plan
• Lesson 4:
  Spray, Chamois and Wash down Procedures Guide
• Lesson 5:
  Generator Start-up Drill
• Module Test

In this module of the course, you will learn what the deck operational drills and procedures are. These drills are executed on a timeline and in a sequence depending on the circumstances.

• Drill 1:
  Entering a Port
• Drill 2:
  Clearing a Port
• Drill 3:
  Mooring
• Drill 4:
  Unmooring
• Drill 5:
  Shore Utilities
• Drill 6:
  Side Boarding Ladder
• Drill 7:
  Anchor
• Drill 8:
  Stern Tie
• Drill 9:
  Hydraulics Operation
• Drill 10:
  Tender Lift
• Drill 11:
  Wash Down
• Drill 12:
  Man Hoisting
• Drill 13:
  Guest on Board Protocols
• Module Test

This module introduces you to the safety, emergency, and duty watch checklists on board a vessel. Some of these checklists are also referred to in the Operational Drills in Module 1. All of these checklists form part of a vessel's Safety Management System.

• How to access a Safety Management Checklist
• Lesson:
  Lists of Safety Management Checklists

This section will outline what products, equipment and tools to use and procedures to follow when maintaining the different areas and surfaces. The optimum cadence for these procedures is also listed, for example, should they occur daily, weekly, or monthly.

• Lesson 1:
  Products to Use
• Activity:
  Recognize the products
• Lesson 2:
  Equipment to Use
• Activity:
  Recognize the equipment - Part 1
• Activity:
  Recognize the equipment - Part 2
• Lesson 3:
  Surfaces to Clean
• Activity:
  Clean the Surface - Part 1
• Activity:
  Clean the Surface - Part 2
• Lesson 4:
  Locations to Clean
• Activity:
  Clean the Location
• Lesson 5:
  Procedures to Follow - Part 1
• Activity:
  Procedures to Follow - Part 2
• Module Test

This module outlines the purpose of Worklist, Project Documents, and Special Purchases. You will understand the difference between these documents and when and how to use them.

• Lesson 1:
  Worklist, Project Documents, and Special Purchases
• Module Test

The score for this course contributes towards an average final score after completing all the courses.

In this module, you are introduced to some of the essential procedure guides onboard a vessel. These guides are the core foundation of interior operations and standards.

• Lesson 1:
  Interior Stowage Plan
• Lesson 2:
  Cleaning Caddy and Product Guide
• Lesson 3:
  Wet Dust and Vacuum Procedure Guide
• Lesson 4:
  Laundry Procedure Guide
• Module Test

The drills in this module outline the set procedure for each task or operation to ensure efficient execution and consistent results. These activities are relevant for both on and off of guest services onboard a vessel.

• Lesson 1:
  Guest Arrival Drill
• Lesson 2:
  Guest Departure Drill
• Lesson 3:
  Laundry Drill
• Lesson 4:
  Bed Making Drill
• Lesson 5:
  Toilet Cleaning Drill
• Lesson 6:
  Tidy Cabins and Bathroom Drill
• Lesson 7:
  Wet Dust Drill
• Lesson 8:
  Turndown Drill
• Lesson 9:
  Closing Drill
• Lesson 10:
  Detail Drill
• Lesson 11:
  Service Overview Drill
• Module Test

This module outlines the checklists of setup items required in each area and the location of their placement. These activities are relevant for both on and off of guest services onboard a vessel.

• Lesson 1:
  Cabin Set up
• Lesson 2:
  Bathroom Set up
• Lesson 3:
  Cockpit Set up
• Lesson 4:
  Flybridge Set up
• Lesson 5:
  Saloon Set up
• Module Test

In this module, you learn what products, equipment, and tools to use and procedures to follow when maintaining the appliances, surfaces and areas of the interior of a vessel.

You also learn the optimum frequency for completing each task, for example, should they occur daily, weekly, or monthly.

The following is covered:

• Lesson 1:
  Products
• Lesson 2:
  Tools
• Lesson 3:
  Bi-weekly and Weekly
• Lesson 4:
  Two-Weeks
• Lesson 5:
  Four Weeks
• Lesson 6:
  Eight Weeks
• Lesson 7:
  Sixteen Weeks
• Module Test

This module outlines the purpose of Worklist, Project Documents, and Special Purchases. You will understand the difference between these documents and when and how to use them.

• Lesson 1 :
  Worklist, Project Documents, and Special Purchases
• Module Test

The score for this course contributes towards an average final score after completing all the courses.

Meal service is one of the most important contributors to the overall success of the guest’s experience.

Excellent service is achieved by being fully prepared. Knowing the names and stowage locations for each item required for each set-up will allow you and your fellow crew members to work efficiently and in synergy.

• Lesson 1:
  Serviceware and Stowage
• Lesson 2:
  Table Linen
• Lesson 3:
  Closing Drill
• Module Test

This module focuses on executing the tasks required to setup and serve the guests throughout their stay.

Elegant table set-up and impeccable service leave a positive impression on the guests. If you know what to do, you can prepare the table quickly and flawlessly under time constraints and be prepared for meal service without the guests even noticing. You will learn the sequence of service and general service principles to provide highly professional service and enhance the guests' experience during meal service and throughout the day.

• Lesson 1:
  General Service Principles
• Lesson 2:
  Carrying
• Lesson 3:
  Breakfast Drill
• Lesson 4:
  Lunch Drill
• Lesson 5:
  Dinner Drill
• Lesson 6:
  Daily Setup
• Module Test

What happens behind the scenes is imperative to the overall success of the meal experience.

In this module, you will learn when and how to clear the table, clean up after each meal, and manage your time efficiently to prepare for the next service experience - always working efficiently, quietly, and discreetly.

• Lesson 1:
  Clearing
• Lesson 2:
  Dishwashing Drill
• Module Test

This module provides an introduction to the World of Wine.

Professional and confident wine service will enhance the atmosphere of the dining experience. You will learn the fundamentals of wine, covering the different geographical origins, grape varietals, styles of wine, storage, and service.

• Lesson:
  Detailed Wine Guide
• Module Test

Good communication is essential for the safety and smooth running of a vessel.

It is also essential to the success of guest services. Communication is not something that can be textbook learned; it requires situational and context awareness. Employing simple practices can assist you in building clear communication skills. Effective communication is not just about what we say; it is also about listening, recognising non-verbal signs, and always providing feedback.

• Lesson 1:
  Communication
• Module Test

Our business is in the SERVICE industry and the client is king!

In module 6 we learn how one person’s customer service principles impacted customer service worldwide. You will be introduced to the four fundamental principles on how to take care of your guests to ensure they continue to come back and spread the good word.

• Lesson 1:
  Clients First
• Module Test

Excellence in service is the hallmark of a luxury experience. The standard is to meet the guest’s expectations and exceed them. If it's not perfect, it's not right.

Excellence relies not just on executing service to the highest standard but going the extra mile to ensure the guests are happy and satisfied. Although getting the basics right is easy, creating and maintaining excellence in an overall positive atmosphere onboard is the ultimate goal.

• Lesson 1:
  Table Etiquette
• Lesson 2:
  Professionalism
• Module Test

The score for this course contributes towards an average final score after completing all the courses.

Knowing and understanding the offer, the employment conditions, as well as your rights and obligations is critical to a fair and successful employment process. This module makes you aware of the important documentation you should expect to receive and the correct process involved when joining a vessel.

• Lesson 1:
  Recruitment & Interview Process
• Lesson 2:
  Offer of Employment
• Lesson 3:
  Seafarers Employment Agreement
• Lesson 4:
  Confidentiality Agreement
• Lesson 5:
  On Board Conduct & Obligations
• Module Test

A smooth termination process, regardless of the reason, should be the ultimate goal for all involved. Therefore, you should understand what is required for a calm and successful termination to achieve a professional and fair outcome.

• Lesson 1:
  Termination Reasons & Obligations
• Lesson 2:
  Termination Documentation
• Module Test

Most crew think that once the termination is completed successfully that their obligations are over. This module highlights the important post termination obligations that must be upheld, which could have serious consequences if neglected.

• Lesson 1:
  Post Termination Obligations
• Module Test

The score for this course contributes towards an average final score after completing all the courses.

Human rights are protected by law, both onshore and at sea. This module introduces students to human and labour rights and the organisations that safeguard them. It also provides students with an understanding of fundamental rights and associated responsibilities of employers, as well as guidance on addressing exploitation and abuse in order to better protect an individual's rights.

• Lesson 1:
  Human Rights Protections at Sea
• Lesson 2:
  Labour Rights and Human Rights at Sea
• Lesson 3:
  Business and Human Rights
• Module Test

In this module, you will gain valuable insights into crucial topics, including the sensitive issue of sexual abuse at sea. You will explore prevention strategies and avenues for seeking support while highlighting the significance of fostering respect and acceptance and promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion within the maritime community.

• Lesson 1:
  Sexual Abuse at Sea
• Lesson 2:
  Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion
• Module Test

You will learn valuable skills such as stress management and coping mechanisms by gaining knowledge about wellness, well-being, and mental health. Additionally, this module addresses workplace bullying and harassment, emphasising the creation of a respectful and inclusive environment. Understanding trauma and its varied effects enables you to respond effectively, provide support, and seek professional assistance when necessary.

• Lesson 1:
  Welfare and Well-being
• Lesson 2:
  Bullying and Harassment
• Lesson 3:
  Trauma Awareness at Sea
• Module Test

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