We bring our training expertise to classrooms and simulation labs in Malta and Turkey. Our modern facilities are providing everything from necessary marine equipment, books and detailed maps to advanced technology, ensuring students' needs are met. We are offering a multi-dimensional approach with our classrooms, simulation labs and training boats that enriches learning and equips students with real-world skills.
The simulator allows:
Modern radars and ARPA operations skills to be practiced; Familiarization with all the details of electronic chart operation, including route planning and monitoring, electronic chart updating, and the principles of displaying various information. These include exercises in collision avoidance, planning and monitoring techniques, and blind pilotage. Students may demonstrate competent use of electronic navigational aids and a thorough understanding and application of the Collision Regulations at the command level.
Our equipment in GMDSS Laboratory simulates all functions of the SAILOR 6000 series. It is an integral part of a vessel’s communication system that features true triple functionality as it safely handles all GMDSS, SSAS, and LRIT operations on board, offering enhanced functionality, a unique message replay, next-generation radiotelex software, and the ability to connect to multiple control units.
The ECA-Sindel Mistral 4000 Shiphandling simulator is a system that allows execution to maneuver and handle a ship in all conditions, to realize every kind of training session.
The simulator enables an accurate replication of handling characteristics of vessels ranging from VLCCs to small patrol craft. Night and daylight operations can be simulated in a wide variety of geographic locations and other sea areas can be constructed to meet requirements. The instructor station allows the instructor to set up, design, and modify exercises and control and monitor exercises.
Modern navigation systems implemented on the Bridge include an ARPA/Radar multifunction display, and Electronic Chart Display and Information Systems (ECDIS), all meeting the latest International Maritime Regulations.
At Xone Maritime Academy in Malta and Turkey, we teach many courses simultaneously in various classrooms and simulation laboratories all year round. Theory parts of the courses are being conducted in our well-equipped classrooms that welcome nautical enthusiasts and seafarers of all levels. Candidates gain theoretical and practical knowledge with the guidance of our respected instructors in meteorology, yacht stability and construction, algebra, route planning, medical first aid, marine communications, maritime security, hospitality, maritime law, leadership, celestial navigation theory, and much more.