SESSION PLAN CADET TO CADET 1ST CLASS SEAMANSHIP– SEA TERMS Copyright © 2012 Marine Society and Sea Cadets Preparation Course Cadet Training Programme Subject Seamanship – General Sea Terms Reference Number SM01 Training Format Practical demonstration (EDIP: explanation/demonstration/imitation/practise) Duration 45–60 minutes References Seamanship Training Manual (STM) Training Aids Model of a ship Pictures of ships PowerPoint as required A compass Instructor notes Participant Needs Check if participants have any special requirements you should be aware of Introduction Welcome/Name of Trainer Ensure that you introduce yourself and that you know the names of all participants Safety Aspects Consider unit risk assessment and your duty of care to participants Interest Seamanship helps cadets with the many waterborne activities that are available to them During your training you will be need to know: –The different terminology used in Seamanship –The different principle parts of a ship and other parts of a ship and sea terms Objectives By the end of this session cadets will be able to: –Explain and identify the principle parts of a ship –Explain and identify the other parts of a ship –Explain and identify the other sea terms Copyright © 2012 Marine Society and Sea Cadets Development Material Reference Key Points Method Seamanship Training Manual (STM) Explain to the cadets that there is different terminology used in seamanship to describe the different parts of a ship and for describing other sea terms. Practical demonstration STM What are the principle parts of a ship? Practical demonstration STM Hull Practical demonstration STM Bow Practical demonstration STM Stem Practical demonstration STM Stern Practical demonstration STM Amidships Practical demonstration STM Forward Practical demonstration STM Aft Practical demonstration STM Starboard side Practical demonstration STM Port side Practical demonstration STM Fore and after line Practical demonstration STM Deck Practical demonstration STM Upper deck Practical demonstration STM Lower deck Practical demonstration STM Forecastle Practical demonstration STM Waist Practical demonstration STM Quarter deck Practical demonstration STM Beam Practical demonstration STM Athwartships Practical demonstration Copyright © 2012 Marine Society and Sea Cadets STM There are also some other parts of a ship such as the bridge Practical demonstration STM Brow Practical demonstration STM Gangway Practical demonstration STM Galley Practical demonstration STM Heads Practical demonstration STM Hatch Practical demonstration STM Ladder Practical demonstration STM Deck head Practical demonstration STM Bulkhead Practical demonstration STM Ship’s draught Practical demonstration STM There are also other sea terms we use such as adrift Practical demonstration STM Awash Practical demonstration STM Way Practical demonstration STM Shipshape Practical demonstration STM Different types of bearings Practical demonstration STM Compass bearing Practical demonstration STM Relative bearing Practical demonstration STM Red and green bearings Practical demonstration STM Port and starboard bearings Practical demonstration STM Ahead Practical demonstration STM Astern Practical demonstration STM Abeam Practical demonstration Copyright © 2012 Marine Society and Sea Cadets STM On the bow Practical demonstration STM On the quarter Practical demonstration STM Fine Practical demonstration Consolidation Summarise Key Points Now the lesson is complete, you will be able to: –Explain and identify the principle parts of a ship –Explain and identify the other parts of a ship –Explain and identify the other sea terms Planned Questions Check Objectives Met Example questions: Q1: Where is the ship’s Q2: Where is the ship’s Q3: Where is the ship’s Q4: Where is the ship’s hull? bow? stem? stern? Do cadets understand the points raised, ask relevant questions to confirm Ensure cadets can identify and describe the principle parts of a ship and understand the terminology used Copyright © 2012 Marine Society and Sea Cadets
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