Have a VHF Radio? Get Your Required Restricted Operator Certificate

Have a VHF Radio

Mar 25, 2021

This Maritime Radio ONLINE SELF-STUDY program is a completely integrated version of Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons Maritime Radio classroom course. It includes an online course manual and supporting learning materials. By taking this online self-study program you will learn how to operate a marine radio and obtain a Restricted Operator’s Certificate (Maritime).

The course will address the following topics to help you effectively communicate:
• Routine calls
• Emergency calls
• Digital Select Calling (DSC)
• Voice procedure
• Channel selection,
• Phonetic alphabet and
• Procedural words and phrases
• Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)

TIME PERIOD: You will have access to the program for 60 days.   

EXAM: The self-study program includes an exam to obtain a Restricted Operator’s Certificate (Maritime) which will be done in person with a CPS-ECP certified examiner. DURING THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC this exam will be administered using a video link.

COST: $100.00

Register today

 

Article courtesy of CPS – ECP

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