STCW Proficiency in Security Awareness

The course consists of approx. 4 hours theory in our classroom covering: 

• Maritime security key threats like piracy and armed robbery.
• Knowledge of international maritime security policy and responsibilities
• Security levels, measures and procedures aboard ships and in port facilities
• Security reporting procedures and contingency plans
• Recognition and awareness of security threats
• Plans and procedures for combatting threats, training, drills and exercise

What's included in the price:

• Water, coffee and tea 
• STCW BST Certificates of Proficiency 

Entry Requirements: 

• Medical or Health Declaration: 
  A valid medical certificate or health declaration is required to ensure candidates are fit for the demanding nature of the course.
• Minimum Age Requirement: 
  Candidates must be at least 16 years old to enroll.
• ID or Passport: 
  A valid form of identification (ID or passport) is required for registration and certification purposes.

Our Certification:

• STCW Certificates of Proficiency: 
  After successful completion, we issue both a hard copy and a digital copy of the STCW Basic Safety Training (BST) Certificates of Proficiency.
• MOEI/FMA Accreditation: 
  Our training institute is fully accredited by the Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure (MOEI) and the Federal Maritime Authority (FMA) of the U.A.E., ensuring compliance with the highest maritime training standards.
• Compliance with STCW 78 as amended (including 2010 amendments): 
  Our courses adhere to the latest amendments of the STCW 78 Convention, including the 2010 Manila Amendments, which set global standards for seafarer safety training.
• International Recognition: 
  Our STCW certification is internationally recognized, allowing candidates to work on yachts, commercial vessels, and cruise liners worldwide. However, candidates should always verify acceptance with their flag state, employer, or relevant authority.
• Course Validity: 
  The STCW BST Certificate is valid for five years as per U.A.E. maritime legislation, after which refresher training is required to maintain compliance