Language: english Author: Conrad Languages Genre: Language Course Publisher: Fairplay Publicat Ions Ltd, Conrad Languages Ltd, Page Bros (Norwich) Ltd. Format: PDF Quality: eBook Number of pages: 91 Description: The Seafarer's Language Course ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This course was created by Conrad Languages Ltd. It is hoped that it will help meet the long felt need for an English Language Course that contains relevant job related materials. I would like to take this opportunity of thanking all those who have given their invaluable assistance and advice, especially the Marine Operation Services Department, Shell International, London and British Petroleum, London. A special mention is also due to the members of the Conrad Research Department and to all those whose help has proved a valuable source of encouragement. Copies of this programme can be obtained from INTRODUCTION TO THE PROGRAMME This programme is intended for seafarers whose mother tongue is not English, but who need to communicate in that language. English is becoming the most extensively used language of the sea, being that generally used in intership communications and navigational/meteorological warnings. There is a definite need for an international language at sea, and it is the already widespread use of English which makes it the most practical choice. This programme has been written by seafarers for seafarers. Common aspects of a seafarers life are described, in which frequent use of marine terminology and jargon is included. It is intended that the dialogues in conjunction with the audio cassettes should provide a realistic and practical framework for a seafarer's learning of English. The course has been designed in such a way as to describe, scene by scene, various situations that occur during the voyage of an oil tanker from Punta Cardon Venezuela to Piney Point, U.S.A. Each scene contains dialogues and descriptive passages followed by extracts from the Standard Marine Navigational Vocabulary related to that particular scene. In some cases, documents, check lists and forms have also been included. In order for the material to he fully exploited various language exercises are given. These, together with the dialogues can also be found on the cassettes. The pack contains check lists of Bridge Procedures which can be a useful guide, and should be used as a key to projects set at the end of various scenes.
SHIPS OF THE SEA
There are many types of sea-going vessels other than oil tankers and tankers themselves can be divided into various categories: gas tankers--liquified petroleum gas, LPG or natural gas, LNG; obos—oil--bulk oil, which some-times carry oil and sometimes carry bulk such as grain, feeding stuffs or ore. Ships that ply the sea also include general cargo ships either of the break bulk or dry bulk type; roll-on roll-off (known as ro/ros, container ships; reefer ships and barge carriers. There are passenger ships ranging from large ocean going liners to small cabin cruisers, private yachts, and of course, the vast range of military warships of different types and tonnage.
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION Leaving Cardon Scene 1 Loading Page 1 Scene 2 Preparations for the Voyage Page 7 Scene 3 Un-berthing and Departure Page 13 Scene 4 Fire on Board! Page 21 Scene 5 Arriving in the US — Manoeuvring Page 31 Scene 6 Pilotage Exchanges Page 39 Scene 7 Anchoring Page 47 Scene 8 Mooring operations Page 53 Scene 9 Oil Pollution Prevention Measures Page 63 Scene 10 Engine Breakdown Page 67 Finale Return Voyage Page 73 Glossary Page 74 Bridge Procedures Page 85
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The Seafarer's Language Course
Author: Conrad Languages
Genre: Language Course
Publisher: Fairplay Publicat Ions Ltd, Conrad Languages Ltd, Page Bros (Norwich) Ltd.
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Number of pages: 91
Description: The Seafarer's Language Course
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This course was created by Conrad Languages Ltd. It is hoped that it will help meet the long felt need for an English Language Course that contains relevant job related materials.
I would like to take this opportunity of thanking all those who have given their invaluable assistance and advice, especially the Marine Operation Services Department, Shell International, London and British Petroleum, London.
A special mention is also due to the members of the Conrad Research Department and to all those whose help has proved a valuable source of encouragement.
Copies of this programme can be obtained from
INTRODUCTION TO THE PROGRAMME
This programme is intended for seafarers whose mother tongue is not English, but who need to communicate in that language. English is becoming the most extensively used language of the sea, being that generally used in intership communications and navigational/meteorological warnings. There is a definite need for an international language at sea, and it is the already widespread use of English which makes it the most practical choice.
This programme has been written by seafarers for seafarers. Common aspects of a seafarers life are described, in which frequent use of marine terminology and jargon is included. It is intended that the dialogues in conjunction with the audio cassettes should provide a realistic and practical framework for a seafarer's learning of English.
The course has been designed in such a way as to describe, scene by scene, various situations that occur during the voyage of an oil tanker from Punta Cardon Venezuela to Piney Point, U.S.A.
Each scene contains dialogues and descriptive passages followed by extracts from the Standard Marine Navigational Vocabulary related to that particular scene. In some cases, documents, check lists and forms have also been included. In order for the material to he fully exploited various language exercises are given. These, together with the dialogues can also be found on the cassettes. The pack contains check lists of Bridge Procedures which can be a useful guide, and should be used as a key to projects set at the end of various scenes.
SHIPS OF THE SEA
There are many types of sea-going vessels other than oil tankers and tankers themselves can be divided into various categories: gas tankers--liquified petroleum gas, LPG or natural gas, LNG; obos—oil--bulk oil, which some-times carry oil and sometimes carry bulk such as grain, feeding stuffs or ore. Ships that ply the sea also include general cargo ships either of the break bulk or dry bulk type; roll-on roll-off (known as ro/ros, container ships; reefer ships and barge carriers. There are passenger ships ranging from large ocean going liners to small cabin cruisers, private yachts, and of course, the vast range of military warships of different types and tonnage.CONTENTS
INTRODUCTIONLeaving Cardon Scene 1 Loading Page 1
Scene 2 Preparations for the Voyage Page 7
Scene 3 Un-berthing and Departure Page 13
Scene 4 Fire on Board! Page 21
Scene 5 Arriving in the US — Manoeuvring Page 31
Scene 6 Pilotage Exchanges Page 39
Scene 7 Anchoring Page 47
Scene 8 Mooring operations Page 53
Scene 9 Oil Pollution Prevention Measures Page 63
Scene 10 Engine Breakdown Page 67
Finale Return Voyage Page 73
Glossary Page 74
Bridge Procedures Page 85
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