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MEMACE-941
This course begins with online coursework followed by an in-person assessment. Register for the online coursework here.
This blended USCG approved course meets the STCW mandatory minimum requirements for training and qualification of masters and officers on board ships operating in polar waters. Part 1: The online coursework is delivered through Instructure’s Canvas, a web-based learning management system which allows you to work at your own pace. Each section of the course will have an online assessment which must be passed prior to advancing to the next section. Completion of the online modules is a prerequisite for attending the assessment day; however, you may register to take the assessment at any point after starting the course. Part 2: Once the online portion is successfully completed students must report to Maine Maritime Academy to complete a required three-day practical and written final examinations. A certificate will be awarded when both portions are successfully completed. USCG Approval: This course meets the Certification requirements for Basic Polar Code Operations and satisfies the training requirement and standard of competence of Section A-V/4, table A-V/4-1, of the STCW Code as amended for Basic Polar Code Operations. More 
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Online coursework is followed by a three (3) day on campus assessment.<br> Enrollment always open. Register for final assessment on this site.
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91 open seats left
Class size:
100 seats
MEMACE-847
This course begins with online coursework followed by an in-person assessment. Register for the online coursework here.
This blended USCG approved course meets the STCW mandatory minimum requirements for training and qualification of masters and officers on board ships operating in polar waters. Part 1: The online coursework is delivered through Instructure’s Canvas, a web-based learning management system which allows you to work at your own pace. Each section of the course will have an online assessment which must be passed prior to advancing to the next section. Completion of the online modules is a prerequisite for attending the assessment day; however, you may register to take the assessment at any point after starting the course. Part 2: Once the online portion is successfully completed students must report to Maine Maritime Academy to complete a required one-day written final examination. A certificate will be awarded when the assessment is successfully completed. USCG Approval: This course meets the Certification requirements for Basic Polar Code Operations and satisfies the training requirement and standard of competence of Section A-V/4, table A-V/4-1, of the STCW Code as amended for Basic Polar Code Operations. More
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Online coursework is followed by a one day on campus assessment.<br>Enrollment always open. Contact the CPMD office to schedule final assessment.
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470 open seats left
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500 seats
MEMACE-828
Register to begin your ERM online coursework here.
Each GAP course consists of 35 total hours: 27 hours online followed by an 8 hour final assessment on campus. Part 1: The online coursework is self-paced and delivered through Instructure’s Canvas, a web-based learning management system which allows you to work at your own pace. Part 2: Once the online modules are completed you will register for your final assessment. Completion of the online modules is a prerequisite for attending the assessment day however, you may register to take the assessment at any point after starting the course. More
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Online enrollment is always open. You will gain access to the class immediately following registration.
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480 open seats left
Class size:
500 seats
MEMACE-827
Register for your LMS online coursework here.
Each GAP course consists of 35 total hours: 27 hours online followed by an 8 hour final assessment on campus. Part 1: The online coursework is self-paced and delivered through Instructure’s Canvas, a web-based learning management system which allows you to work at your own pace. Part 2: Once the online modules are completed you will register for your final assessment. Completion of the online modules is a prerequisite for attending the assessment day however, you may register to take the assessment at any point after starting the course. More
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Online enrollment is always open. You will gain access to the class immediately following registration.
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450 open seats left
Class size:
500 seats
MEMACE-829
This course begins with online coursework followed by an in-person final assessment.
Register for your MEECE online coursework here. Each Gap course consists of 35 total hours: 27 hours online with an eight (8) hour on campus final assessment. Part 1: The online coursework is self-paced and delivered through Instructure’s Canvas, a web-based learning management system which allows you to work at your own pace. Part 2: Once the online modules are completed you will take a final assessment held on our Bucksport campus. Completion of the online modules is a prerequisite for attending the assessment day; however, you may register to take the assessment at any point after starting the course. More
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Online enrollment is always open. You will gain access to the class immediately following registration.
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499 open seats left
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500 seats
MEMACE-787
This course is offered fully online (no on-campus requirements).
This course is intended to provide the “already qualified” seafarer instruction and training in assessment techniques of competency, as well as appropriate guidance in assessment methods and practices. Student's will already possess an appropriate level of knowledge, understanding and proficiency (KUP) of the competence he/she will be assessing of others. Each participant successfully completing this course will be able to: Apply the international and national requirements concerning the training and assessment of officers and ratings on merchant Organizevessels/platforms. Determine and verify effective assessment procedures and methods, and administer, assessments to those requiring such. USCG Approval: This course meets the training requirements of 46 CFR 10.405(a)(1) and 46 CFR 10.405(d) as well as STCW Code Section A-I/6 paragraphs 3 and 6. All assessments must be signed by a qualified assessor approved by the Coast Guard in accordance with 46 CFR 10.405. This course meets the requirements of The Qualified Assessor fundamentals as outlined as a requirement in USCG NVIC 19-14. More
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Fully online course. Online enrollment is always open. You will gain access to the class immediately following registration.
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968 open seats left
Class size:
1000 seats
Section 608 Certification Exam
Please contact Tim Achorn at timothy.achorn@mma.edu or (207) 326-2363 to schedule an exam date.
Section 608 of the Federal Clean Air Act requires persons who work with or purchase regulated refrigerants for stationary equipment to become certified through a closed book exam. The certification types are defined as follows: Type‐I: Required for servicing small appliances Candidates must pass the Core section of the exam along with one or more of the Types to earn the certification. More
Starts:
7/1/2020
8:00 AM
Ends:
6/30/2021
4:00 PM
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75 open seats left
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75 seats
July 15-17
Register here for Part 2. Final Assessment for Advanced Polar Code Operations. You may register for the three-day, on campus final assessment once you have started the online coursework however, you must complete the coursework before attending the final assessment.
The course is held at Maine Maritime Academy and includes hands-on and written assessments. A certificate will be awarded when both portions are successfully completed. This USCG approved course meets the STCW mandatory minimum requirements for training and qualification of masters and officers on board ships operating in polar waters. USCG Approval: This course meets the Certification requirements for Basic Polar Code Operations and satisfies the training requirement and standard of competence of Section A-V/4, table A-V/4-1, of the STCW Code as amended for Basic Polar Code Operations. More
Starts:
7/15/2020
9:00 AM
Ends:
7/17/2020
5:00 PM
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97 open seats left
Class size:
100 seats
July 15, 2020
Register for the July 15th on campus assessment here.
Part 2: Once the online modules are completed you will take an 8-hour, one day assessment held on our Bucksport campus. Completion of the online modules is a prerequisite for attending the assessment day however, you may register to take the assessment at any point after starting the course. More
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If you do not see a date that coincides with your schedule, please contact the CPMD office at 207-326-2211.
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Closed
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20 seats
July 16, 2020
Register here for your eight (8) hour on campus assessment. You may register for an assessment date once you have started the online coursework. A certificate will be awarded upon the successful completion of the online coursework and the assessment.
If you do not see a date that works with your schedule, please contact the CPMD office at 207-326-2211. More
Starts:
7/16/2020
8:00 AM
Ends:
7/16/2020
5:00 PM
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23 open seats left
Class size:
25 seats
July 17, 2020
Register here for your eight (8) hour on campus assessment. You may register for an assessment date once you have started the online coursework. A certificate will be awarded upon the successful completion of the online coursework and the assessment.
If you do not see a date that works with your schedule, please contact the CPMD office at 207-326-2211. More
Starts:
7/17/2020
8:00 AM
Ends:
7/17/2020
5:00 PM
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23 open seats left
Class size:
25 seats
MEMACE-142
The central objective of the course is to meet mandatory training requirements for Crowd Management and Passenger Safety for mariners with applicable duties aboard RO-RO Passenger vessels and on ships other than Ro-Ro passenger vessels. Individuals will learn about lifesaving tools, control plans, mustering techniques, and how to assist passengers to muster stations. These central learning objectives are accomplished through a combination of classroom learning and practical exercises.
USCG Approval:
Regulations V/2 paragraphs 4-7
Regulation V/3 paragraphs 4-6 as specified in the STCW 95’ Code Sections A-V/2 and A-V/3 Volume 46 CFR Subpart J 15.1101-15.1105 (STCW Certification)
CFR 46; Ch. 1 Subpart 171.01-171.105 (Passenger Vessels)
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Starts:
7/20/2020
8:00 AM
Ends:
7/20/2020
4:00 PM
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20 open seats left
Class size:
20 seats
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