Certificate in Bridge Watch Rating

If you have a sense of adventure, this could be the career for you. You're introduced to all aspects of the mariner's trade through a combination of classroom and hands-on training in shops, simulators and at sea. You learn deck duties (seamanship, mooring, anchoring, cargo work), bridge team duties (steering, lookout, aids to navigation) and emergency duties.Where feasible, toursfield trips will be arranged to provide additional context for lectures related to ship-board equipment.Other infoMany employers in this industry require a current, official criminal record check as part of the hiring process. A conviction on your criminal record may impact your ability to secure employment.Successful program completion requires that students maintain an attendance standard of 90%, a pass mark of 70% in practical examination and 60% in written examination.International students may not be eligible for a Transport Canada certificate of competency unless granted citizenship or permanent resident status. You are strongly encouraged to verify currency of training with your government prior to registering.Career optionsGraduates are prepared to work on marine vessels, including bridge support, deckhand and marine shop duties.