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Course Structure:
The Diploma in Maritime Management:
Syllabus (course content):
The Ship
, Types of Ships, The Crew, Navigation, Types of Cargo, Costs & Freight Rates, World Tonnage, Shipping Finance, Charters,
The Liner Market, Safety, Documentation, Ports
Maritime Operations
Syllabus (course content):
Introduction to Shipping and to the Ships
, Ship design and construction, Manning of Vessels, Customs house and ship’s papers, Maritime canals and inland waterways, Services generated by principal shipping organisations, Passenger fares and freight rates, Liner conferences, Ship operation, Bills of lading,
Cargoes, The shipping company, Charter parties,
Containerisation, Seaports, Multi-modalism: global supply
chain management and international logistics, The international consignment, Political aspects.
By kind permission of the Port of Tyne
International Trade and Transport
Syllabus (course content):
Physical Distribution in Perspective
, The Export Office, The Export Quotation, Inland Transport, International Transport Modes, International Transport Documentation, International Customs Controls, Risk Management, Methods of Payment, The Future.
Maritime Economics
Syllabus (course content):
Introduction to Shipping
, The Organization of the Shipping Market, Shipping Market Economics, Supply Demand and Freight Rates, The Four Shipping Markets, Shipping Company Economics, Financing Ships and Shipping Companies, Risk Return and Shipping Company Economics, Seaborne Trade and Transport Systems, The Principles of Maritime Trade, The Transport of Bulk Cargoes, The Transport of Specialized Cargoes, The Transport of General Cargo, The Merchant fleet and Transport Supply, The regulation of the Maritime Industry, Maritime Forecasting and Market Research
Lecturing Staff:
Students also benefit from tuition provided by a lecturing staff who have had first-hand experience in the shipping industry. Monitoring and testing of student process and effective counseling on academic matters ensure a continuous high rate of examination success.
The Award:
A Diploma in Maritime Management is awarded on completion of all Part 1 subjects
Entry requirements
- One ‘A’ level or equivalent qualification plus 3 GCSE’s or equivalent
- A relevant ICM Certificate.
- Any qualifications equivalent to the above
- Minimum age for registration for this course is 18
- English Certificate required for international students (min level B1 or equivalent).
Examinations
September, December, March and June.
Course Hand Book
http://www.icm.ac.uk/documents/course-handbooks/Maritime%20Management.pdf
About the Awarding Body:
Institute of Commercial Management -
The ICM is recognised by the UK government’s accreditation organisation QCA, as an awarding body that can offer programmes up to doctorate level.
ICM is committed to providing high quality global education, training and consulting services which raise performance standards for business, encourage lifetime learning and provide professional status for individuals.
The Institute of Commercial Management (ICM) is a fully accredited QCA/Ofqual awarding and examining body for business and management students. ICM’s educational programmes and qualifying examinations
provide recognised qualifications for commercial management and business development staff working in the key industry sectors.
Accredited
All of the Institute of Commercial Management (ICM) Maritime programmes are are listed on the '
The National Database of Accredited Qualifications (NDAQ)' which contains details of qualifications that are accredited by the regulators of external qualifications in England (Ofqual), Wales (DCELLS) and Northern Ireland (CCEA). Details of the courses offered the maritime management courses offered at London Waterloo Academy can be found below.
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