Master <45M / Master 4

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Licensing/Regulatory Information

Master 35M

This level of qualification is currently cited as meeting some of the requirements for certification as a Master up to 45 metres Near Coastal as defined by Marine Order 505 (Certificates of competency – National law) 2022.

For a full Certificate of Operation from AMSA as a Master <45 metres Near Coastal, you will require;

  • MAR40320 Certificate IV in Maritime Operations – Master <45 metres Near Coastal,
  • Master <24 metres Near Coastal licence,
  • an appropriate radio certificate of proficiency,
  • Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) final oral assessment
  • and an AMSA approved first-aid certificate.

People seeking certification should check with AMSA.

Pre-requisites to receiving your certificate

  • Current first-aid certificate
  • Elements of Shipboard of Safety
  • Marine Radio license
  • A completed task book
  • or a copy of your sea time application – This is a part of our Delivery and Assessment Strategy; without this, the course would be triple the time and cost.

Delivery

Virtual Classrooms via Zoom –

Virtual Classrooms sessions run the same as attending classes except delivered via Zoom. Classes run six days a week, including Saturdays; each day starts at 0800 and finishes at 1600.

There are allocated course durations for all courses; however, depending on the group, You may complete it sooner.

It is your responsibility to complete your assignments, preferably during the course or prior, if possible.

You need to advise as soon as possible if you cannot attend a class and must catch up in your own time.

Each subject holds practical assessment components as part of the maritime training package, so students MUST Brisbane to complete this.

We cannot issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied, including the practical assessment.

The practical assessment and AMPA is a collaborative day, so students who choose not to complete their AMPA with us still need to complete their practical assessment.

Remote / Flexible –

If you do not have time to attend classes, you can study remotely via correspondence.

Once you have enrolled and paid for your course fees, you access your student portal, which holds all of the course content and assignments.

You can submit your assignments to your designated assessor and feedback received through the same system.

Remote students are given ten contact hours with their designated assessor to assist them through this process should they need it.

Once Remote students have completed all of their assignments, they will need to contact the office to book their online exams.

As part of the maritime training package curriculum, each course holds a practical assessment component, and students must attend our Brisbane Campus to complete this.

The practical assessment and AMPA is a collaborative day, so students who choose not to complete their AMPA with us still need to complete their practical assessment.

We are unable to issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied.

Master <35M / Master 4

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Licensing/Regulatory Information

Master 35M

This level of qualification meets some of the requirements for certification as a Master <35M Near Coastal as defined by the National Standard for Commercial Vessels (NSCV) Part D.

For a full Certificate of Operation from AMSA as a Master <35 metres Near Coastal, you will require;

  • MAR40320 Certificate IV in Maritime Operations – Master <35 metres Near Coastal,
  • Master <24 metres Near Coastal licence,
  • an appropriate radio certificate of proficiency,
  • Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) final oral assessment
  • and an AMSA approved first-aid certificate.

People seeking certification should check with AMSA.

Pre-requisites to receiving your certificate

  • Current first-aid certificate
  • Elements of Shipboard of Safety
  • Marine Radio license
  • A completed task book
  • or a copy of your sea time application – This is a part of our Delivery and Assessment Strategy; without this, the course would be triple the time and cost.

Delivery

Virtual Classrooms via Zoom –

Virtual Classrooms sessions run the same as attending classes except delivered via Zoom. Classes run six days a week, including Saturdays; each day starts at 0800 and finishes at 1600.

There are allocated course durations for all courses; however, depending on the group, You may complete it sooner.

It is your responsibility to complete your assignments, preferably during the course or prior, if possible.

You need to advise as soon as possible if you cannot attend a class and must catch up in your own time.

Each subject holds practical assessment components as part of the maritime training package, so students MUST Brisbane to complete this.

We cannot issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied, including the practical assessment.

The practical assessment and AMPA is a collaborative day, so students who choose not to complete their AMPA with us still need to complete their practical assessment.

Remote / Flexible –

If you do not have time to attend classes, you can study remotely via correspondence.

Once you have enrolled and paid for your course fees, you access your student portal, which holds all of the course content and assignments.

You can submit your assignments to your designated assessor and feedback received through the same system.

Remote students are given ten contact hours with their designated assessor to assist them through this process should they need it.

Once Remote students have completed all of their assignments, they will need to contact the office to book their online exams.

As part of the maritime training package curriculum, each course holds a practical assessment component, and students must attend our Brisbane Campus to complete this.

The practical assessment and AMPA is a collaborative day, so students who choose not to complete their AMPA with us still need to complete their practical assessment.

We are unable to issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied.

ENROL NOW

Master <35M / Master 4

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Licensing/Regulatory Information

Master 35M

This level of qualification meets some of the requirements for certification as a Master <35M Near Coastal as defined by the National Standard for Commercial Vessels (NSCV) Part D.

For a full Certificate of Operation from AMSA as a Master <35 metres Near Coastal, you will require;

  • MAR40320 Certificate IV in Maritime Operations – Master <35 metres Near Coastal,
  • Master <24 metres Near Coastal licence,
  • an appropriate radio certificate of proficiency,
  • Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) final oral assessment
  • and an AMSA approved first-aid certificate.

People seeking certification should check with AMSA.

Pre-requisites to receiving your certificate

  • Current first-aid certificate
  • Elements of Shipboard of Safety
  • Marine Radio license
  • A completed task book
  • or a copy of your sea time application – This is a part of our Delivery and Assessment Strategy; without this, the course would be triple the time and cost.

Delivery

Virtual Classrooms via Zoom –

Virtual Classrooms sessions run the same as attending classes except delivered via Zoom. Classes run six days a week, including Saturdays; each day starts at 0800 and finishes at 1600.

There are allocated course durations for all courses; however, depending on the group, You may complete it sooner.

It is your responsibility to complete your assignments, preferably during the course or prior, if possible.

You need to advise as soon as possible if you cannot attend a class and must catch up in your own time.

Each subject holds practical assessment components as part of the maritime training package, so students MUST Brisbane to complete this.

We cannot issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied, including the practical assessment.

The practical assessment and AMPA is a collaborative day, so students who choose not to complete their AMPA with us still need to complete their practical assessment.

Remote / Flexible –

If you do not have time to attend classes, you can study remotely via correspondence.

Once you have enrolled and paid for your course fees, you access your student portal, which holds all of the course content and assignments.

You can submit your assignments to your designated assessor and feedback received through the same system.

Remote students are given ten contact hours with their designated assessor to assist them through this process should they need it.

Once Remote students have completed all of their assignments, they will need to contact the office to book their online exams.

As part of the maritime training package curriculum, each course holds a practical assessment component, and students must attend our Brisbane Campus to complete this.

The practical assessment and AMPA is a collaborative day, so students who choose not to complete their AMPA with us still need to complete their practical assessment.

We are unable to issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied.

ENROL NOW

Master <35M / Master 4

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Licensing/Regulatory Information

Master 35M

This level of qualification meets some of the requirements for certification as a Master <35M Near Coastal as defined by the National Standard for Commercial Vessels (NSCV) Part D.

For a full Certificate of Operation from AMSA as a Master <35 metres Near Coastal, you will require;

  • MAR40320 Certificate IV in Maritime Operations – Master <35 metres Near Coastal,
  • Master <24 metres Near Coastal licence,
  • an appropriate radio certificate of proficiency,
  • Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) final oral assessment
  • and an AMSA approved first-aid certificate.

People seeking certification should check with AMSA.

Pre-requisites to receiving your certificate

  • Current first-aid certificate
  • Elements of Shipboard of Safety
  • Marine Radio license
  • A completed task book
  • or a copy of your sea time application – This is a part of our Delivery and Assessment Strategy; without this, the course would be triple the time and cost.

Delivery

Virtual Classrooms via Zoom –

Virtual Classrooms sessions run the same as attending classes except delivered via Zoom. Classes run six days a week, including Saturdays; each day starts at 0800 and finishes at 1600.

There are allocated course durations for all courses; however, depending on the group, You may complete it sooner.

It is your responsibility to complete your assignments, preferably during the course or prior, if possible.

You need to advise as soon as possible if you cannot attend a class and must catch up in your own time.

Each subject holds practical assessment components as part of the maritime training package, so students MUST Brisbane to complete this.

We cannot issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied, including the practical assessment.

The practical assessment and AMPA is a collaborative day, so students who choose not to complete their AMPA with us still need to complete their practical assessment.

Remote / Flexible –

If you do not have time to attend classes, you can study remotely via correspondence.

Once you have enrolled and paid for your course fees, you access your student portal, which holds all of the course content and assignments.

You can submit your assignments to your designated assessor and feedback received through the same system.

Remote students are given ten contact hours with their designated assessor to assist them through this process should they need it.

Once Remote students have completed all of their assignments, they will need to contact the office to book their online exams.

As part of the maritime training package curriculum, each course holds a practical assessment component, and students must attend our Brisbane Campus to complete this.

The practical assessment and AMPA is a collaborative day, so students who choose not to complete their AMPA with us still need to complete their practical assessment.

We are unable to issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied.

ENROL NOW

Certificate of Safety Training AMSA Approved – Brisbane

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The STCW 10 replaces the old STCW 95

The STCW 10 or STCW 95 is a certificate of sea safety training and the minimum requirement for anyone who would like to work on vessels all around the world. Students will learn all the safety requirements on board a vessel. You will learn all about Social Responsibility, Fighting fires on board, Survival Techniques and Security. This course runs for 8 consecutive days and attendance is mandatory as per the International Maritime Organisation.

STCW 10

Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities

(STCW Reg VI/1 and Code Section A-V1/1, Table A-VI/1-4)
MARF006 Observe personal safety and social responsibility is similar to the IMO module listed above.
The subject and content are based on the IMO Model Course 1.21 Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities (PSSR).

Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting

(STCW RegVI/1 and Code Section A-V1/1, Table A-VI/1-2)
MARF008 Prevent and fight fires on board a vessel is similar to the IMO module listed above.
This subject aims to provide the training for candidates in fire prevention and fire fighting in accordance with Section A-VI/1 of the STCW Code.

Personal Survival Techniques

(STCW Reg VI/1 and Code Section A-V1/1, Table A-VI/1-1)
MARF009 Survive at sea in the event of vessel abandonment is similar to the IMO module listed above.

(Ref: Page 4 of the IMO Model Course 1.19)

Security Awareness Training

(STCW Reg VI/6 and Code Section A-VI/6, Table A-VI/6-1)
MARF003 Follow vessel security procedures is similar to the IMO module listed above.

If you are interested in enrolling please complete our online enrolment form or call us to discuss your options on 07 3390 4443

STCW 10
STCW 10
STCW Pool activity
STCW Pool activity
STCW Immersions Suits
STCW Immersions Suits

Elements of Shipboard Safety Brisbane

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Elements of Shipboard Safety or more commonly known as ESS.

Elements of Shipboard Safety

Elements of Shipboard Safety (ESS) is the first sea safety certificate to work on commercial vessels located in Australia. These four subjects are also prerequisites for all commercial qualifications up to (and including) Master Class 4. Any crew on/or pursuing  a maritime career on commercial vessels will be required to complete this course within 6 months of working onboard a commercial vessel in Australia.

During classroom workshops and practical demonstrations this course will aim to develop an awareness of:

  • workplace health and safety issues in the maritime industry
  • an ability to cope efficiently and effectively with emergency situations on board
  • practical training in the use of life-jackets and life-rafts,
  • fire fighting
  • flare activation

Career Opportunities   

This course could offer you the opportunity of securing a Deckhand on commercial fishing / trading vessels and/or entrance into traineeships. This qualification could lead to other career opportunities within the Maritime Industry as a Master, Coxswain or a Marine Engine Driver on commercial ships.

Duration       

Elements of shipboard Safety

Elements of Shipboard Safety Training

The ESS course is delivered over 2 days.

Requirements for the days of training are the following:

  • Boots/covered in shoes (Day 1 & 2)
  • Sun protection (Day 1 & 2)
  • Swimmers  (Day 1)
  • Towel (Day 1)
  • Long sleeved shirt & trousers (Day 1 & 2)
  • Change of clothes  (Day 1)

To complete the practical assessments throughout the course you will be required to swim, extinguish fires, visit a commercially registered vessel and activate a hand held flare. Please let us know if you have any issues with any of these practical components of the course.

Course Structure  – Class Times – 8.00 a.m. – 4.00 p.m.
(Please be on time, as class will start at 8.00 a.m.)   

If you would like to know more please contact us or ENROL NOW

Master <35M / Master 4 Upgrade Course

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Master 35M / Master 4 Course Upgrade Course

Master

Training Master <35M on board Danial Thain

Certificate IV in Maritime Operations, Master 35M / Master 4, if you already have your Master <24M under the current training package, you maybe eligible to apply for the upgrade course, a copy of your course certificate will need to be provided prior to enrolment being accepted.

This level of qualification is currently cited as meeting some of the requirements for certification as a Master 35M Near Coastal as defined by the National Standard for Commercial Vessels (NSCV) Part D.

Certification as a Master 35M NC requires successful achievement of MAR40613 Certificate IV Maritime Operations including copies of;

  • Master less than 24 metres Near Coastal licence,
  • An appropriate radio certificate of proficiency,
  • Successful completion of an AMSA final assessment,
  • An AMSA approved first aid certificate.

Anyone seeking licences should double check with AMSA as per requirements to convert your college certificate to a licence.

Mate less than 80M NC

This course meets the requirements as a Mate less than 80M NC as per the NSCV Part D.  In addition to achieving the MAR40613 Certificate IV in Maritime Operations you will need the following;

    • qualifying sea service and/or
    • completed AMSA approved task book
    • an appropriate radio certificate of proficiency,
    • AMSA final assessment and an
    • AMSA approved first aid certificate

Again anyone who wishes to apply for their Mate <80M should make contact with their local AMSA office to discuss their situation. It is possible to hold your Master 5 and your Mate 80M creating better job opportunities.

COURSE STRUCTURE

Classroom sessions –

In-class courses run 6 days a week including Saturdays with classes starting at 0800 and finishing at 1600. We do not move any quicker than any one group can work and while we have allocated course durations for all in-class courses, depending on the group, it may be completed sooner. It is your responsibility to complete your assignments once the course has finished should you not have time during the course to complete them all.  If you cannot attend a scheduled session, you are required to advise us as soon as possible and arrange to catch up in your own time.  As part of the maritime training package curriculum, each course holds a practical assessment component and students must attend our Brisbane Campus to complete this. In-class students will complete the mandatory practical assessment whilst at the college during the course.

Practicals can be completed offsite for Corporate Clients or groups of 8 or more, provided all the resources required have been audited and approved.

Remote / Flexible –

If you do not have time to attend classes you can study remotely.  When you have enrolled and paid your course deposit, you will be given access to your student portal which holds all of the course content and assignments. Your assignments can be submitted to your designated assessor and feedback received through the same system. Remote students are given 10 contact hours with their designated assessor to assist them through this process should they need it, and further assistance is available for students when necessary. Once Remote students have complete all of their assignments, they will need to contact ECA Maritime College to organise a time to sit their written exams.  As part of the maritime training package curriculum, each course holds a practical assessment component and students must attend our Brisbane Campus to complete this. ECA Maritime College is unable to issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied, this includes the practical assessment.

Online / Virtual Classrooms –

Live interactive Virtual Classrooms sessions are run similarly to the classroom sessions via Zoom Meeting. These are run 6 days a week including Saturdays, with sessions starting at 0800 and finishing at 1600 for the duration of the course. We do not move any quicker than any one group can work and while we have allocated course durations for all in-class courses, depending on the group, it may be completed sooner.  It is your responsibility to complete your assignments once the course has finished should you not have time during the course to complete them all.  If you cannot attend a scheduled session, you are required to advise us as soon as possible and arrange to catch up in your own time.  As part of the maritime training package curriculum, each course holds a practical assessment component and students must attend our Brisbane Campus to complete this. ECA Maritime College is unable to issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied, this includes the practical assessment.

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Master 35M / Master 4

Master <24M / Master 5

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Master 24M / Master 5 – Course information

Master 24M / Master 5

Master 24M and Maser 5 training vessel

Qualification Description

The Master 24M commonly known as Master 5 applies to people working in the maritime industry seeking an Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA)
certificate of competency in the capacity of:

  • master on commercial vessels up to 24 m in length within the exclusive economic zone (EEZ) or
  • chief mate or deck watchkeeper on vessels up to 35 m in length within the EEZ or
  • chief mate or deck watchkeeper on vessels up to 80 m in length in inshore waters.

Licensing/Regulatory Information

This qualification is required to obtain an AMSA certificate of competency as a Master <24 metres NC as defined in the National Standard for Commercial Vessels (NSCV) Part D.

AMSA certification of competency will require:

  • achieving MAR30918 Certificate III in Maritime Operations (Master <24 m Near Coastal)
  • a Marine Radio Operators Certificate of Proficiency
  • sea service consisting of:
  • 120 days qualifying sea service and a completed AMSA approved task book

or

  • 600 days qualifying sea service
  • meeting the medical and eyesight requirements specified in the NSCV Part D and
  • assessment by an AMSA approved assessor using the AMSA mandated practical assessment (AMPA) conducted on a commercial vessel ≥7.5 m in length.

PRE-REQUISITES TO RECEIVING YOUR CERTIFICATE

The following documentation will need to be provided by the student before being issued their certificate.

• Elements of Shipboard of Safety
• A copy of a current first aid certificate
• A copy of a Marine Radio license
• A completed task book or a copy of their approved sea time document

All the pre-requisites will be required to be on file before a student is issued a certificate.

Australia has changed from the state-based certification to a National Certification. The previous certifications Master Class 5, Skipper Grade 3, Master Class5/Skipper Grade 3, Master Class V (Trading), Master Class V (Fishing) and Master Class 5 (Trading and Fishing) now all come under the Master under 24 m NC national system.

Every commercial vessel licensed to operate in Australian waters needs the ‘skipper’ or person in charge to hold a Certificate of Competency issued by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority

The Master up to 24 m NC course at ECA Maritime College provides the required theory and practical training to complete all the units for the Maritime Training Package achieving MAR30918 Certificate III in Maritime Operations (Master <24 m Near Coastal)

After training, candidates must sit an oral examination with a National Regulator approved examiner to complete the Certificate of Competency.

COURSE STRUCTURE

Classroom sessions –

In-class courses run 6 days a week including Saturdays with classes starting at 0800 and finishing at 1600. We do not move any quicker than any one group can work and while we have allocated course durations for all in-class courses, depending on the group, it may be completed sooner. It is your responsibility to complete your assignments once the course has finished should you not have time during the course to complete them all.  If you cannot attend a scheduled session, you are required to advise us as soon as possible and arrange to catch up in your own time.  As part of the maritime training package curriculum, each course holds a practical assessment component and students must attend our Brisbane Campus to complete this. In-class students will complete the mandatory practical assessment whilst at the college during the course.

Practicals can be completed offsite for Corporate Clients or groups of 8 or more, provided all the resources required have been audited and approved.

Remote / Flexible –

If you do not have time to attend classes you can study remotely.  When you have enrolled and paid your course deposit, you will be given access to your student portal which holds all of the course content and assignments. Your assignments can be submitted to your designated assessor and feedback received through the same system. Remote students are given 10 contact hours with their designated assessor to assist them through this process should they need it, and further assistance is available for students when necessary. Once Remote students have complete all of their assignments, they will need to contact ECA Maritime College to organise a time to sit their written exams.  As part of the maritime training package curriculum, each course holds a practical assessment component and students must attend our Brisbane Campus to complete this. ECA Maritime College is unable to issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied, this includes the practical assessment. ECA Maritime College offers the practical assessment and AMPA completion as a collaborative day, however students who are choosing to not complete their AMPA with us will still need to satisfy the practical assessment component.

Online / Virtual Classrooms –

Live interactive Virtual Classrooms sessions are run similarly to the classroom sessions via Zoom Meeting. These are run 6 days a week including Saturdays, with sessions starting at 0800 and finishing at 1600 for the duration of the course. We do not move any quicker than any one group can work and while we have allocated course durations for all in-class courses, depending on the group, it may be completed sooner.  It is your responsibility to complete your assignments once the course has finished should you not have time during the course to complete them all.  If you cannot attend a scheduled session, you are required to advise us as soon as possible and arrange to catch up in your own time.  As part of the maritime training package curriculum, each course holds a practical assessment component and students must attend our Brisbane Campus to complete this. ECA Maritime College is unable to issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied, this includes the practical assessment. ECA Maritime College offers the practical assessment and AMPA completion as a collaborative day, however students who are choosing to not complete their AMPA with us will still need to satisfy the practical assessment component.

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Master under 35M / Master 4

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Master 35M Course

Master

Training Master <35M on board Danial Thain

Certificate IV in Maritime Operations, Master 35M / Master 4, if you already have your Master <24M under the current training package, you maybe eligible to apply for the upgrade course, a copy of your course certificate will need to be provided prior to enrolment being accepted.

This level of qualification is currently cited as meeting some of the requirements for certification as a Master 35M Near Coastal as defined by the National Standard for Commercial Vessels (NSCV) Part D.

Certification as a Master 35M NC requires successful achievement of MAR40618 Certificate IV Maritime Operations including copies of;

  • Master less than 24 metres Near Coastal licence,
  • An appropriate radio certificate of proficiency,
  • Successful completion of an AMSA final assessment,
  • An AMSA approved first aid certificate.

Anyone seeking licences should double check with AMSA as per requirements to convert your college certificate to a licence.

Mate less than 80M NC

This course meets the requirements as a Mate less than 80M NC as per the NSCV Part D.  In addition to achieving the MAR40618 Certificate IV in Maritime Operations you will need the following;

    • qualifying sea service and/or
    • completed AMSA approved task book
    • an appropriate radio certificate of proficiency,
    • AMSA final assessment and an
    • AMSA approved first aid certificate

Again anyone who wishes to apply for their Mate <80M should make contact with their local AMSA office to discuss their situation. It is possible to hold your Master 5 and your Mate 80M creating better job opportunities.

COURSE STRUCTURE

Classroom sessions –

In-class courses run 6 days a week including Saturdays with classes starting at 0800 and finishing at 1600. We do not move any quicker than any one group can work and while we have allocated course durations for all in-class courses, depending on the group, it may be completed sooner. It is your responsibility to complete your assignments once the course has finished should you not have time during the course to complete them all.  If you cannot attend a scheduled session, you are required to advise us as soon as possible and arrange to catch up in your own time.  As part of the maritime training package curriculum, each course holds a practical assessment component and students must attend our Brisbane Campus to complete this. In-class students will complete the mandatory practical assessment whilst at the college during the course.

Practicals can be completed offsite for Corporate Clients or groups of 8 or more, provided all the resources required have been audited and approved.

Remote / Flexible –

If you do not have time to attend classes you can study remotely.  When you have enrolled and paid your course deposit, you will be given access to your student portal which holds all of the course content and assignments. Your assignments can be submitted to your designated assessor and feedback received through the same system. Remote students are given 10 contact hours with their designated assessor to assist them through this process should they need it, and further assistance is available for students when necessary. Once Remote students have complete all of their assignments, they will need to contact ECA Maritime College to organise a time to sit their written exams.  As part of the maritime training package curriculum, each course holds a practical assessment component and students must attend our Brisbane Campus to complete this. ECA Maritime College is unable to issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied, this includes the practical assessment.

Online / Virtual Classrooms –

Live interactive Virtual Classrooms sessions are run similarly to the classroom sessions via Zoom Meeting. These are run 6 days a week including Saturdays, with sessions starting at 0800 and finishing at 1600 for the duration of the course. We do not move any quicker than any one group can work and while we have allocated course durations for all in-class courses, depending on the group, it may be completed sooner.  It is your responsibility to complete your assignments once the course has finished should you not have time during the course to complete them all.  If you cannot attend a scheduled session, you are required to advise us as soon as possible and arrange to catch up in your own time.  As part of the maritime training package curriculum, each course holds a practical assessment component and students must attend our Brisbane Campus to complete this. ECA Maritime College is unable to issue a certificate without ALL components of the curriculum being satisfied, this includes the practical assessment.

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Master 35M / Master 4

Master 5 course practical training

Danial Thain’s maiden voyage at ECA Maritime College

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We have recently purchased our own training vessel called the Danial Thain. This was our maiden voyage for the new asset to ECA Maritime College and we hope our Master 4 and Master 5 students enjoyed their course and time with ECA Maritime College.

Danial Thain

Danial Thain at first light, getting ready for her maiden voyage