NAUT 618V - Simulated Electronic Navigation Limited (SEN-L)

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Course Description

Receive up to $3,500 in tuition support towards this course!

Seats in this course may be partially or fully covered by the StrongerBC future skills grant for eligible learners. Check your eligibility and apply here.

This course is to meet the requirements of the Marine Personnel Regulations for the Domestic Fishing, Chief Mate and Master certificate of competency. Students will learn the application of electronic navigation systems and instrument typically found onboard coastal vessels to maintain watch-keeping standards. The student will gain knowledge of the principles, the use, and skill required for the proper operation of typical navigation electronic equipment found on board a coastal vessel.

Prerequisites

Students are recommended to have basic knowledge of the following subjects:

Marine Radio Operation
Chartwork and Pilotage
Navigation Safety

Notes

In order to take this course, you must bring the following to class on the first day:

Your Candidate Document Number (CDN)
A government-issued photo ID

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Supported by the Province of British Columbia

Course Details

NAUT 618V - 014

2026F

In Class

Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri 8:30AM - 4:00PM
Dec 07, 2026 to Dec 11, 2026

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SEN-L - Simulated Electronic Navigation Limited

Discussion

M, T, W, Th, F

8:30AM to 4:00PM

Dec 07, 2026 to Dec 11, 2026

Schedule and Location

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30.0

Interurban

In Class

Tuition non-credit

$1,050.00 or $500.00 deposit

Section Notes

A non-refundable $500 registration deposit is now an option for Nautical courses. The remaining tuition is due fourteen (14) calendar days prior to the start date of the course. If the course is dropped the deposit will not be refunded.

If a course is paid in full at the time of registration and dropped prior to one week before the start date a full refund is available. To drop a course paid in full please contact prosit@camosun.ca.

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