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Guidelines - Chief Mate NCV (Phase II) Course
Key Changes and Requirements
1. Course Details and Duration
The course covers part of the education required under Regulation II/2 and aims to meet the standards of competence specified in Section A-II/2 of the STCW 95. It prepares students to appear for the examinations of Phase II of the Certificate of Competency as Chief Mate of a Foreign going Ship.
- Duration: 12 weeks
- Course Outline: As per Appendix M-II/2A of META Manual Vol. II
- Detailed Teaching Syllabus: As per Appendix M-II/2A of META Manual Vol. II
2. Faculty and Instructor Strength
For a class of maximum 40 students, not less than two Master Mariners (including the course in-charge) shall be the regular (full time) faculty.
- Qualifications: Certificate of Competency as Master of a Foreign Going Ship, at least 5 years service on Merchant ships, and relevant experience
- Age Limit: As per DGS order No. 1 of 2003
3. Assessment and Attendance
The institute shall carry out two written internal assessments, one midway and the other near the end of the course. The minimum attendance required is 90%.
- Internal Assessments: Two written assessments, one midway and one near the end of the course
- Minimum Attendance: 90% (exceptional cases may be 75% with valid reasons)
Institutes must follow these guidelines in letter and spirit. Non-compliance may result in penalties as per relevant rules and regulations.
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