Designed to provide instruction in safety, health and hygiene in a shipboard environment.
Designed to meet the minimum requirements set forth by the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) for the training and certification of Fisheries Observers employed aboard purse seiners and long line vessels. Include internationally recognized qualified under the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watch-Keeping for Seafarers (STCW). Also includes additional instruction in the use of electronic information gathering, professional ethics, navigation and seamanship to better prepare students for the challenges and responsibilities of working at sea as an Observer.
Provides entry-level fisheries industry workers with the basic skills needed to successfully function as a member of a deck crew on a purse seine or long line fishing vessel This course is being developed according to the recommendation included in the SPC “Purse Seine Crew Course” (2012).
Provides maritime and fisheries industry workers of all levels of experience with mandatory basic safety training. Covers basic marine firefighting; first aid/CPR; personal safety and social responsibility; and personal survival. The course meets the requirements of the IMO Convention of Standards of Training, Certification and Watch-Keeping for Seafarers (STCW) and is also suitable for first responders such as municipal and airport firefighters, industrial workers, police officers and ambulance attendants.
Prerequisite:
ENG 090s or Placement into Credit English
Introduces basic grammar structures of Spanish to build sentences and a basic working vocabulary and conversation skills.
Prerequisite:
English 90’s or placement into Credit English
Explores and analyzes critical social problems and other issues related to cultural values and changes in Micronesia.
Prerequisite:
English 90’s or placement into Credit English
Introduce basic sociological theories, concepts, and contributions to the modern field of sociology and prepare students to utilize these concepts to show how culture relates to the world as a whole and to the individual citizen. Using scientific methods, sociology explores the relationships between individuals, social groups, institutions, and cultures. This class teaches the core theories of sociology and how they apply to life in the Marshall Islands and around the world. Students will examine interconnectedness of human experience and the vast diversity of cultural construction and expression.
Prerequisite:
ENG 90s or Placement in Credit English
A comparative study of contemporary Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism, with brief examinations of other religions or religious movements. The role of religion in human culture will be emphasized.
Prerequisite:
C or better in PSY 101
Surveys human growth and development with emphasis on the prenatal period throughout the life span. Emphases the physical, cognitive, emotional and moral issues related to each developmental stage.
Prerequisite:
C or better in ENG 111
Prepares students to survey the fundamentals of Psychology including modern theories, research and relevant topics.
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