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Maritime school and transport college - Shipping Practice and Ships Operations

49155 One year Skills Certificate in Shipping Practice NQF 04

Entry: Matric Certificate NQF 4
This program is for learners wishing to be involved in Ships operations. Learners will be competent at Port operations, Ships husbandry, Maritime Geography, Ships construction and Lifting Gear, International Trade Orientation, Marine Risk and Insurance. Legal Principles applied to Shipping. Learners complete either one of two electives, Managing Liner Trades or Occupational health and Safety. Learners completing this program will apply for positions with Ships agents and related Port companies. See below for the full time program starting in March 2010.

Cost: : R23 000

Core	116940	Use a Graphical User Interface (GUI)-based spreadsheet application to solve a given problem	Level 3	6
Core	116942	Use a GUI-based word processor to create merged documents	Level 3	3
Core	117685	Apply Maritime Geography	Level 4	4
Core	13941	Apply the budget function in a business unit	Level 4	5
Core	117668	Demonstrate an understanding of the basics of local and international trade	Level 4	15
Core	117667	Demonstrate the basic legal principles applied to shipping	Level 4	8
Core	117156	Interpret basic financial statements	Level 4	4
Core	117655	Know and understand the basics of marine insurance	Level 4	8
Core	117638	Understand the basics of Ships Design and Cargo operations	Level 4	10
Core	10135	Work as a project team member	Level 4	8
Fundamental	8968	Accommodate audience and context needs in oral communication	Level 3	5
Fundamental	8969	Interpret and use information from texts	Level 3	5
Fundamental	8973	Use language and communication in occupational learning programmes	Level 3	5
Fundamental	8970	Write texts for a range of communicative contexts	Level 3	5
Fundamental	9015	Apply knowledge of statistics and probability to critically interrogate and effectively communicate findings on life related problems	Level 4	6
Fundamental	8974	Engage in sustained oral communication and evaluate spoken texts	Level 4	5
Fundamental	8977	Evaluate literary texts	Level 4	5
Fundamental	8975	Read analyse and respond to a variety of texts	Level 4	5
Fundamental	9016	Represent analyse and calculate shape and motion in 2-and 3-dimensional space in different contexts	Level 4	4
Fundamental	7468	Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal, business, national and international issues	Level 4	6
Fundamental	8976	Write for a wide range of contexts	Level 4	5
Elective	8016	Maintaining occupational health, safety and general housekeeping	Level 3	8
Elective	8035	Processing and controlling documentation	Level 4	4
Elective	117632	Work with container control administration.	Level 4	10
Elective	117683	Complete financial, statutory and operational shipping documentation	Level 5	8
Elective	117650	Know and understand the basics of maritime liner trades

49155 One year Skills Certificate in Shipping Practice NQF 04 Part time

The purpose of this qualification is to build a foundation of competence in the field of the Ships Agency environment, which will provide learners with the conceptual framework to perform routine and non-routine functions. This qualification is intended to equip learners to function effectively within the operations or freight aspects of the Ships Agency environment and is designed to

Provide learners with an entry level in the Ships Agency environment, as well as for initial employment in the shipping industry, and serve as a foundation for further study in the Ships Agency environment. See below for the Skills Cluster Commencing March 2010.

Cost: R14 250

Core	117668	Demonstrate an understanding of the basics of local and international trade	NQF 04	15
Core	117685	Apply Maritime Geography	NQF 04	4
Core	117667	Demonstrate the basic legal principles applied to shipping	NQF 04	8
Core	117655	Know and understand the basics of marine insurance	NQF 04	8
Core	117638	Understand the basics of Ships Design and Cargo operations	NQF 04	10
Elective	8035	Processing and controlling documentation	NQF 04	4
Elective	117650	Know and understand the basics of maritime liner trades	NQF04	12
Elective	8016	Maintaining occupational health, safety and general housekeeping	NQF 03	8

Maritime school and transport college, Durban, South Africa

Maritime school and Transport College, Durban, South Africa. SA Maritime School and Transport College has been offering Learnerships and skills programs since 1986.

CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS
IN
INTERNATIONAL TRADE

SPECIALISING IN EITHER

SHIPPING PRACTICE(4)
PORTS AND DISTRIBUTION(3)

INTERNATIONAL TRADE (2)
CUSTOMS CLEARING AND FORWARDING(4)

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TRANSPORT INDUSTRY
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(031)3377889

The S.A. Maritime School has been offering Learnerships and skills programs since 1986. It has a long History of training in Southern Africa, with some learners going onto become prominent members in the Transport industry

Qualified facilitators work against SAQA unit standards with courses being conducted full time in the morning from 08h40 – 12h20 or on Saturdays from 08:30 to 12:00. Learners are only given a short break and are expected to have lunch before or after lectures.

The Academies are conducted under a strict routine and Learners are expected to apply by a code of conduct. Learner’s welfare is a priority; as we try and make learning fun. Accurate reporting systems keep the Guardian or sponsor directly involved in the learner’s progress.

These Certfifcates are conducted between March to March encompassing 4 semesters. The course material seeks to expand the student’s knowledge in a specific career direction while improving linguistic and arithmetical ability.

The learner will be supplied with a file, with notes issued as required. The different programs require different textbooks; these are not included in the price. Learners are encouraged to make their own notes although the School will provide printed plans or diagrams when required.

The S.A. Maritime School Campus in Durban is air-conditioned and secure and situated in the new Point waterfront development and is fully TETA accredited.

Learners are required to submit assignments every two weeks and marks accrue to end of term marks. These marks and evidence form part of the learners portfolio of evidence. Assessment is based on your POE and practical ability.