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For the Marcom A – 5-day course
For the Marcom A – 5-day course
For people sailing professionally in the A1 to A4 sea areas
For recreational boating (at sea)
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The course lasts three days with the exam on the fourth day. The topics covered are:
Day 1 - Theory
Review of questions and extra material from the textbook
Day 2 - Theory with a focus on practice
Day 3 - Practice with a focus on theory
Review of questions and extra material from the exam question book.
Day 4 - Practice with a focus on theory
Review of questions and extra material from the exam question book.
Day 5 morning - Practical exam
The practical exam takes place between 09:00 and 12:00.
This exam will be held at the school and lasts 30 minutes.
Read all practical information about the Marcom A – 4-day course in the tabs below
for the theory exams at the CBR
The Enkhuizen Nautical College has been the institute where professional sailors are trained since 1978. Since then, the nautical college has kept pace with the times. Every year, all training programs and courses are thoroughly reviewed and adapted to current times and regulations.
Lessons at the maritime school are structured and of high quality. We achieve this with expert teachers, good teaching materials, and pleasant social interaction. Safe sailing starts with a good and solid foundation of training, knowledge, and experience.
Our classroom-based education covers more than most “online” providers include in their lessons.
A frequently heard comment regarding these providers is “Now I have completed the course, but I don’t know how to call a lock or a bridge” or ” I have my VHF certificate now, but I have never seen or held a VHF radio, let alone spoken through one.”
We incorporate all these learning needs into our teaching, so that you are well-prepared regardless of where you sail; we also offer:
Can I also follow the lessons online
Several parts are practical lessons; you must be present and participate in those.
When do you need Marcom A?
In the article Marcom – General information you can read more about which certificate is required for which equipment.
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