TC Courses

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Understanding the wording of Collision Regulations can be one of the most daunting parts of this course. In this course, Linda breaks down the language to simple examples any mariner can remember.  This course is available online, however currently is not accredited, which means you still need to challenge the final exam at a Transport Canada Office. 

 Our Marine Advanced First Aid course equips maritime professionals with the advanced skills, judgement and readiness required to respond effectively in remote or offshore environments. The course covers critical topics including casualty assessment, airway & breathing management, circulatory emergencies, trauma & environmental illness, medical care at sea, and leadership in major emergencies. Whether you’re serving as an officer, medic-designated crew member or shipboard first responder, you’ll build the competence and confidence to handle serious illness or injury on board. 

 This course introduces mariners to the Canada Shipping Act, MARPOL, and key Occupational Health and Safety practices. Participants gain the knowledge needed to support safe operations, prevent pollution, and understand their responsibilities at sea. This course is self lead and available online, however currently is not accredited, which means you still need to challenge the final exam at a Transport Canada Office. 

This interactive online course provides mariners with the essential meteorological knowledge and practical tools required under Transport Canada TP2293 (Meteorology – Level 1). Designed for self-directed learning, the course blends theory, real-world case studies, and interactive weather chart exercises to help learners understand, interpret, and apply meteorological information for safe and efficient navigation.

Whether you are upgrading your certification, refreshing your skills, or learning independently, this course allows you to progress at your own pace — anytime, anywhere. 

Course Overview
The Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) course is a Transport Canada–approved, 26-hour training program designed for operators of commercial vessels under 5 gross tonnage (or 6 metres for passenger vessels) engaged in near coastal or sheltered waters operations.

This comprehensive course equips participants with the essential knowledge and practical skills needed to safely operate small commercial vessels. Through a combination of theory, interactive discussions, and applied scenarios, learners develop a strong understanding of navigation, safety procedures, collision regulations, and emergency response — ensuring compliance with Canadian maritime standards.