
Camosun College offers specialized Nautical Training programs designed to equip individuals with the skills and certifications needed for a career in the maritime industry. These programs balance indoor theoretical learning with essential outdoor practical experience, catering to various working styles and preferences within the sector. Graduates can look forward to well-compensated roles exploring Canadian waters and developing strong professional camaraderie. The college emphasizes practical, industry-approved training delivered by experienced mariners. Instructors possess decades of real-world experience and up-to-date knowledge of regulations from Transport Canada, Industry Canada, and the provincial government. With over 40 years of providing training, Camosun is dedicated to delivering the practical skills and support necessary for students to achieve their required industry certifications.
A career in the nautical industry offers a balance of indoor and outdoor activities, with a mix of practical and administrative duties. Positions are available that pay well and match diverse working styles. Seafaring roles allow for the development of advanced skills and camaraderie while exploring Canadian waters.
All courses are approved by Transport Canada.
The programme is a diploma level, but specific duration details are not provided. Please contact ProSIT at prosit@camosun.ca or 250-370-4563 for programme length.
Tuition fees for international students are not specified. Please contact ProSIT at prosit@camosun.ca or 250-370-4563 to inquire about current tuition costs.
To register and obtain program details, contact the Professional Studies and Industry Training (ProSIT) department. You can reach them by email at prosit@camosun.ca or by phone at 250-370-4563.
Graduates can pursue roles as Seafarers or Maritime professionals. The programme prepares individuals for well-paying positions in the nautical industry, exploring Canadian waters.
All courses within the Nautical Training programme are approved by Transport Canada, ensuring industry-recognized certifications.