
Elevate your maritime expertise with the IMO Model Course 1.08. Covering radar, ARPA, and search and rescue navigation, this STCW-compliant training is essential for management-level professionals.
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Elevate Your Navigation Expertise with the IMO Model Course 1.08
Unlock the full potential of radar and ARPA systems with the IMO Model Course 1.08, the industry-standard training program for management-level maritime professionals. This digital publication is meticulously designed to meet the rigorous demands of the STCW Convention, ensuring compliance with mandatory competencies for officers responsible for navigational safety. Whether you're a captain, senior officer, or maritime educator, this course provides the advanced knowledge and practical skills needed to excel in radar navigation, bridge teamwork, and search and rescue operations.
Designed for Real-World Maritime Challenges
This model course goes beyond basic radar training by integrating critical topics such as Automatic Radar Plotting Aid (ARPA) systems, collision avoidance strategies, and coordinated bridge teamwork. Aligned with Section A-I/12 of the STCW Code and Table A-II/2, it addresses the specific needs of management-level officers, offering a structured approach to mastering complex navigation scenarios. The 2019 edition, published by the International Maritime Organization, reflects the latest industry standards and best practices, making it an indispensable resource for professionals seeking to enhance their operational proficiency.
Optimized for Digital Learning and Onboard Reference
Available in a secure digital format, this course is accessible via the IMO’s free e-Reader platform, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices. With 78 pages of expertly curated content, it delivers concise yet comprehensive guidance on radar navigation, ARPA functionality, and search and rescue procedures. The digital format allows for easy updates and quick reference, making it ideal for both training institutions and individual professionals who need reliable, on-demand access to critical navigation knowledge.
Trusted by Maritime Professionals Worldwide
As an official IMO publication, this model course is recognized globally as the benchmark for radar and ARPA training at the management level. It serves as a vital tool for maritime academies, shipping companies, and regulatory bodies, ensuring that officers are equipped to handle the challenges of modern navigation. By focusing on practical applications and real-world scenarios, this course empowers users to make informed decisions, improve situational awareness, and lead bridge teams with confidence.
This IMO Model Course 1.08 is a digital publication tailored for management-level maritime professionals, offering 78 pages of in-depth training on radar, ARPA systems, bridge teamwork, and search and rescue navigation. Published in January 2019, it adheres to the STCW Convention’s Section A-I/12 and Table A-II/2 requirements, ensuring compliance with international maritime standards. Available in English, the course is delivered in a secure digital format compatible with the IMO’s e-Reader platform, providing flexible access for training and reference.
With a legacy of setting global maritime standards, the publisher behind this model course is a leading authority in maritime safety, training, and regulatory compliance. Renowned for developing internationally recognized guidelines, their publications are trusted by shipping companies, maritime academies, and regulatory bodies worldwide to deliver accurate, up-to-date, and practical training solutions for professionals at all levels of the industry.
This course aligns with the STCW table A-II/2, ensuring compliance with mandatory minimum requirements for radar navigation at the management level.
No, this course is currently available only in English.
The digital edition contains 78 pages.
Yes, the digital version is locked and requires the free IMO e-Reader for access.
This edition was published in January 2019.
Yes, it includes training on search and rescue procedures as part of bridge teamwork and radar navigation.
Yes, once downloaded, the digital version can be accessed offline using the compatible e-reader.
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