MaltaShort course
Award in Naval Architecture, Ship and Yachting Theory
Gioya - Higher Education Institution (Previously GY Academy)
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Programme facts
- Level
- Short course
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- Study mode
- full time, part time
- Credits
- 5 ECTS
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Entry requirements
- Prerequisites
- To Join this course, the learners should have the following requirements: - completed a secondary school education (level 5 EQF), a matriculation examination, or a vocational qualification (level 5 MQF)possibly related with subjects like economy, business, finance as well as navigation; no particular grades are requested for such subjects but applicants might ask GY Academy relevant staff to assess their educational and professional profile in order to evaluate whether they have the right ability to succeed as well as recognition of prior learning, in line with GY Academy IQA and RPL Policy. - should demonstrate at least 1 year of ‘seagoing service’ [reference: STCW Convention, International Convention on Standard of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for seafarers, 1978, point 26] with official documentation (e.g. for Malta or UK the “Seamen’s Discharge Book”; for Italy the “libretto di navigazione e estrattomatricola”; etc); GY Academy relevant staff will assess the documentation compliance in order to evaluate whether they have the minimum navigation experience needed to complete the Bachelor programme. This requirement will be applied for the students enrolling in the bachelor’s degree and it will not be applicable for students enrolling for lower qualifications or awards - Level of English requested is B2 for the English Language Edition of the course; level of Italian requested is B2 for the Italian Language Edition of the course; the level of English
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