Ice navigation courses in accordance with the Polar Code training
Aboa Mare offers comprehensive Basic level and Advanced level training in accordance with the Polar Code training and IMO model courses. The basic level and advanced level courses are three – day courses delivered on–site in Turku, Finland. In addition, Aboa Mare offers a combined Basic-Advanced level course of five-day duration.
On request the training can be delivered at our partner training premises GigaMare Training Centre in Subic Bay, Philippines or GMC Maritime Training Center in Piraeus, Greece. Contact us if you are interested in a tailor-made solution.
The IMO International Code for Ships Operating in Polar Waters (Polar Code Training) entered into force on January 1st, 2017. The Polar Code addresses ship design, construction and equipment, operational and training concerns, search and rescue and the protection of the unique environment of the polar regions. (imo.org). The IMO Polar Code is STCW mandatory as of 1 July 2018.
Course overview
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Duration |
5 days |
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Course language |
English |
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Prerequisites |
None |
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Training method |
Classroom lectures; simulator exercises |
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Training personnel |
Experienced master mariners with several years of experience of operating in ice covered waters, cold climate and darkness |
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Equipment |
Full mission bridge simulators |
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Individual course |
Yes |
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Price |
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Location |
Aboa Mare Training Center, Turku, Finland |
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STCW |
Mandatory as of 1.7.2018 |
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Flag approval |
The Polar Code training is approved by the Finnish Maritime Authorities (Traficom) |
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Course recognition by flag state |
All EU flags, Bahamas, Malta, Singapore and Liberia. More information on request |
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Course compliance |
STCW Section A-V/4, paragraphs 1 and 2., IMO model courses 7.11 and 7.12 |
Basic and Advanced Polar Code Training, leaflet »
Facility overview - Ship Bridge Simulators »
