IMO Training course for Instructors

The IMO 6.09 Training course for Instructors is aimed at providing the knowledge and skills required for anyone looking to teach STCW courses. Recent changes in MNTB and MCA guidelines have increased the need for Instructors to have adequate teaching qualifications. This course meets the latest requirements.

Description

The IMO 6.09 Training course for Instructors is aimed at providing the knowledge and skills required for anyone looking to teach STCW courses. Recent changes in MNTB and MCA guidelines have increased the need for Instructors to have adequate teaching qualifications. This course meets the latest requirements.


Previous seatime and qualifications: Whilst no formal maritime qualifications are required to attend the course, candidates should be qualified in the technical aspects of the STCW courses they will be using this qualification for.
Assumed knowledge: None
Duration: 5 days - classroom based
Content: Teaching methods and the role of the Instructor, debriefing, basic communication skills, teaching aids, designing lessons plans and aligning learning objectives and outcomes, assessment techniques and effective feedback.
Assessment: continual training and assessment by trainer
Commercial use: Allows teaching STCW courses for which the candidate has technical qualifications

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