Imo Model Course 1.45 (2027)
For any maritime training institution that owns a simulator, failing to implement Course 1.45 is a safety risk. For any instructor who stands in front of a conning display, lacking this certification is a professional liability. Whether you are training a cadet to berth a container ship in a crosswind or refreshing a master on polar code navigation, IMO Model Course 1.45 ensures that the simulator serves the learning objective—not the other way around.
If you manage a maritime training center, audit your staff today. How many hold a valid IMO Model Course 1.45 certificate? If the answer is less than 100%, it is time to schedule a training session. The sea does not forgive improper training—and neither will your flag state auditor. For official purchasing of the IMO Model Course 1.45 publication (ISBN: 978-92-801-1696-4), visit the IMO Publications section or authorized national distributors. imo model course 1.45
In the rapidly evolving world of maritime education, the shift from traditional chalk-and-talk methods to high-fidelity simulation has been nothing short of revolutionary. However, a sophisticated simulator is only as effective as the instructor operating it. This is where IMO Model Course 1.45 becomes indispensable. For any maritime training institution that owns a
| Course Number | Title | Focus | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Train the Simulator Trainer & Assessor | The meta-skill: Teaching with simulators. | | 1.22 | Training Course for ECDIS | The technical skill: Using Electronic charts. | | 1.27 | Operational Use of Shiphandling Simulators | The technical skill: Maneuvering the ship. | | 6.10 | Train the Maritime Trainer (Classroom) | The basic skill: General teaching. | If you manage a maritime training center, audit
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