THE COURSE CAN BE CONDUCTED IN TWO VARIANTS – YOU CHOOSE WHICH ONE
Hybrid form
Step one:
After creating an account in our system and selecting the training, each candidate is required to complete the documents required by Ocean Angels in the system,
Step two: Each candidate is required to attend a series of three 2-hour online meetings with an OAC instructor. Meetings take place via commonly available videoconferencing applications. If the candidate does not have such an application, the meeting takes place through the system provided by OAC.
Step three: E-learning training which must be completed after the online meetings with the OAC instructor. This stage is mandatory for every candidate and is a theoretical self-study form that does not take place in a traditional classroom.
Step four: In the final stage of theoretical training the participant is required to complete a test verifying the knowledge acquired in previous steps. Passing the exam allows the participant to enroll in the on-site training which, depending on the selected option, lasts from 5 to 16 hours (one to two days – depending on the number of participants and their preparation after the previous online and e-learning training).
Step five: Completion of the on-site training authorizes the candidate, depending on the licenses*/certificates they apply for, to take the exam**. Exams take place on the day the on-site training ends or on the following day***.
Step six: Depending on the organization or license selected by the participant, the final step is submitting an application for the document or waiting for the document authorizing yacht operation or confirming the acquired knowledge and skills.
On-site form
Step one: After creating an account in our system and selecting the training, each candidate is required to complete the documents required by Ocean Angels in the system,
Step two: Each candidate should participate in a 30-minute online meeting with an OAC instructor. The meeting takes place via commonly available videoconferencing applications. If the candidate does not have such an application, the meeting takes place through the system provided by OAC.
Step three: Each candidate must participate in a 24-hour on-site training divided into two modules: theoretical and practical. Trainings take place in various locations across European Union countries in facilities designated by OAC.
Step four: Full participation in the on-site training authorizes the candidate to take the exam**.
Step five: Depending on the organization or license selected, the final step is submitting an application for the document or waiting for the document confirming the acquired knowledge and skills.