Supporting Knowledge Subjects

English

Introduction

In our Deck Officer Class III training, the English component is designed to enhance your proficiency in maritime communication. As English is the primary language of the maritime industry, this course will focus on both general and technical English skills. You will learn maritime terminology, which is essential for understanding and giving instructions on board, as well and interpreting maritime laws and international regulations. Practical exercises will simulate real-life scenarios, helping you to practice radio communications, writing official logs, and conducting safety briefings with clarity and accuracy. By improving your listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills, you will be better equipped to handle everyday communications, emergency situations, and interactions with international crews and port authorities. This comprehensive approach ensures you not only communicate effectively but also contribute to the safety and operational efficiency of your vessel.

You will learn the topics below;

Part A

1. What is the port City

2. Lash-Vessel

3. Tides

4. The Sea

5. Art of Navigation

6. Orders to Helmsman

7. Ship Building

8. VHF

9. Containers

10. The Ship

11. The Lighthouses

12. Cargo

13. Water Pollution

14. Creating Artificial Reefs

Part B

1. Introduction

2. Standard Marine Communication Phrases

3. Maritime English Vocabulary

4. Abbreviations

Part C

1. Present Continuous Tense

2. Simple Present Tense

3. Present Perfect Tense

4. Simple Past Tense

5. Past Continuous Tense

6. Present Perfect Continuous Tense

7. Past Perfect Tense

8. Past Perfect Continuous Tense

9. Future Tense with going to and Will

10. Summery Exercise

11. Conditionals

12. Relative Pronoun

13. The Preparatory/Introductory "There/It"

14. Order of Words

15. Nationality Words

16. The Phonemic Chart

17. Essay