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The best way to get an STCW certificate is to attend a U.S. Coast Guard-approved training school such as a Maritime Academy or Maritime Vocational School, like MITAGS.
To acquire the relevant certification, the applicant must verify they meet all the requirements such as: Hold a current certificate of competency OR Prove they hold a current certificate of competency or equivalent; Prove they have met the minimum sea service requirements; Complete and pass the approved qualifications;
Under the STCW Convention, all seafarers need to meet minimum standards of competence, age, medical fitness, and approved sea-going service. These standards are set by each national administration, but as a minimum, they should reflect STCW standards.
To acquire the relevant certification, the applicant must verify they meet all the requirements such as: Hold a current certificate of competency OR Prove they hold a current certificate of competency or equivalent; Prove they have met the minimum sea service requirements; Complete and pass the approved qualifications;
Sea service is a requirement for most certificates of competency. You must complete a specified amount of service time on a vessel in support of your application. The time and skills needed for your sea service can be recorded in a task book, sea service form, letter from the vessel operator or a declaration.
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Course Completion: Online and 1 Day in person. The online course is delivered on our Maritime Learning System followed by 1 classroom Day (Final test and assessments). The online course covers the following topics: Control firefighting operations aboard ships. Organize and train fire parties.
This include: Complete Application for Registration. All documents are required to be docHubd unless witnessed/certified in Jamaica before a Justice of the Peace. Successfully undergo an inspection for technical compliance. Being issued with the Jamaican Certificates as evidence of the completion of the process.
Complete one of following training programs that includes a training record book: An AMSA approved pre sea course and an AMSA approved monitored onboard training program for trainee deck officers. Include at least 18 months documented qualifying seagoing service on vessels 500 gross tonnage.

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