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Semester : -
Phonology:
introduction to rising
and falling intonation
repeat rising
intonation in
modelwh questions
activities on board
select appropriate
prepositions or
phrases relating
to time
Vocabulary: basic
verbs;numerical
information; alphabet;
job titles and
responsibilities
Knowledge,
understanding and
proficiency
refers to 24 hour
clock orally and in
writing
Phonology:
pronunciation of large
numbers
pronounce large
numbers correctly
note large numbers
from peer dictation
Listening and
speaking: identifying
crew roles on a ship
describe key
responsibilities of all
crew members
read through a
passage and check
the key
responsibilities of all
crew members
read through a
passage and describe
the work ofthe deck
department
scan a reading
passage to identify
Vocabulary: types of
vessel, cabins and
accommodations;
facilities on board
Phonology: word
stress
understand the
concept of word
stress
count the number of
syllables in words
identify the main
(stressed) syllable in
words
pronounce places on
board using
correctwordstress
patterns
Listening and
speaking: naming
exchange information
about vessels orally
describe a vessel in
written form
Vocabulary: safety
equipment
Knowledge,
understanding and
proficiency
Phonology: word
stress (ii)
use a dictionary to
check word stress
patterns
pronounce the
names of life-saving
Listening and
speaking: describing
the purpose of a
safety device
describe the
geographic
relationship of one
place to another
give approximate
distances between
points onland and at
sea using maps and
charts
repeat helm orders
clearly, accurately
and fluently
understand and
pronounce
mathematical signs
and expressions used
in engineering correctly
Phonology:
Listening and
speaking: describing
the location
and throughput of
large ports
describe some large
ports and their
geographical
locations
discuss data
regarding the
throughput of ports
describe ships'
positions from
information on a
nautical chart
identify ship's
positions from
information on a
nautical chart
write a description of
ports in a country
6 Name - Discussion Grammar: Examinatio
- Observation introduction to the n
positions on - Lecture imperative
board; give form;question forms;
directions on prepositional phrases
board and use the imperative
ashore form for giving
directions
use a variety of
prepositional phrases
for
indicating directions
Vocabulary: Positions
on board; vessel
directions; common
nouns
identify parts of a
vessel from diagrams
name positions on
board from diagrams
describe vessel
directions in relation
to obectsand
landmarks
refer to features of
ports
Phonology: linking
sounds (consonant /
vowel
demonstrate ability
to link word final
consonants to initial
vowels in connected
practise vowel-
consonant linking in
given phrases
Listening and
speaking: giving
directions on board
and ashore
describe a route
ashore (on land)
describe the way to
an assigned place on
board
ask for and give clear
directions
identify places on
board by reading a
written text
comprehend written
use adverbs of
degree to express
personal
use adverbs of
frequency to
describe activities
on
board
Vocabulary: leisure
activities; adjectives
ofopinion
describe preferences
regarding films,
sport andother
recreational
activities
Phonology:
use of intonation and
pitch to express
use rising intonation
and high pitch with
adjectives
expressing personal
preference
use falling
Listening and
speaking: Talking
about entertainment
and pastimes
describe possible
entertainment on
board
write a description
of routine leisure
activities on board
8 Describe
- Discussion Grammar: Present Examinatio
- Observation Continuous; contrast n
routine - Lecture
between Present
operations
Simple and Present
on board; Continuous
describe
watchkeepi use the Present
ng duties; Continuous form to
understand describe
standard activities currently
engine
orders
in progress
understand the
differences in form
and meaning
between the Present
Continuous (for
activities in
Vocabulary: verbs
describing routine
operations on board;
phrases connected
with watchkeeping
duties; standard
engine orders
from Unit 2
describe activities
taking place from
pictures /
video / audio
repeat standard
engine orders
accurately, clearly
and fluently
Phonology: contracted
sounds (is / has
distinguish between
is and has correctly
in
connected speech by
listening to sentence
context
Listening and
speaking:
understanding orders
demonstrate
understanding of
watchkeeping
duties by reading a
text and answering
questions
read descriptions
about current and
routine situations
write a description
of activities in action
demonstrate
awareness
Of basic religious
practices and rituals
Phonology: revision of
intonation and pitch,
word and sentence
stress,linking sounds,
and contracted
sounds
practise intonation
and pitch from Units
1–8
practise rising and
falling intonation
practise linking
sounds from Units 1–
18
practise contracted
sounds from
Units 1-8
monitor own
performance by
listening to arecording
of own voice
Listening and
speaking: talking
about cooking
and food on board;
comparing cultural
and
religious beliefs
describe how to
make food nutritious
and tasty
Vocabulary: types of
emergency;
emergency and life-
saving equipment;
recognise and
identify contractions
And reductions of
future forms in
spoken English
use contractions of
future forms fluently
inconnected speech
recognise contracted
auxiliary verbs in the
Present Perfect when
listening to spoken
models of connected
speech
pronounce
contracted auxiliary
verbs in the
PresentPerfect in
connected speech
give effective
emergency orders
verbally
correctly identify
message types when
listening toa
selection of
instructions,
questions and
answerswhich use
SMCP
understand short
oral commands in
simulatedemergency
situations
react to simulated
emergency situations
withsingle spoken
commands which are
clear and
accurate
11 Check
- Discussion Grammar: countable Examinatio
- Observation and uncountable n
supplies, - Lecture
nouns; quantifiers
cargo
number and categorise countable
and uncountable
safety,
nouns
passenger enquire about
information; quantities of goods
provide
using how muchand
quantities,wei
ghts and
how many
Vocabulary:
handling; phrases
describing cargo
damage;
exchange information
about prices of
various
goods and cargoes in
major currencies
recognise the
different
pronunciation of
three -ed
verb endings (/t/,
/d/, /id/)
distinguish between
the pronunciation of
-ed
endings when speaking
distinguish between
the different
pronunciations
of
pronounce past
participles correctly
in
connected speech
evaluate own
pronunciation of -ed
verb
endings in past
Listening and
speaking: exchanging
cargo and
passenger information
onboard
communication
exchange information
to complete a store's
requisition form
comprehend requests
for numerical
information Relating
to quantities,
capacities and
measure
Read and dictate a
variety of numerical
information correctly
comprehend
instructions for
packing and stowing
cargoes from written
texts
comprehend nature
of damage caused to
cargoesements from
au
write down
write a report on
damage to cargo
correctly and
efficiently thentic texts
give ship's
dimensions using
appropriate nouns
and adjectives
describe selected
equipment in terms
of shape
and dimensions
Phonology: sentence
rhythm and stress
identify content
words in spoken
sentences
stress content words
practise using
rhythm and sentence
stress in
conversation
Listening and
speaking:
understanding and
discussing how to
keep healthy on board
and
how to prevent
epidemics
talk about keeping
healthy on board
exchange ideas on how
to prevent epidemics
Identify electrical
equipment from
written descriptions
write a description of
a vessel
report on health and
safety conditions on
board
Vocabulary:
Adjectives describing
physical appearance
and personality;
articles of Personal
Protective Equipment
(PPE) and clothing;
words and phrases for
seafarer training and
education
use a wide range of
adjectives to describe
various
people's physical
appearances
shipping regulations
Phonology: unstressed
syllables; the weak
vowel sound (the
schwa)
identify the strong
and weak syllables in
word
stress patterns
evaluate own
pronunciation of the
weak vowel
sound by listening to a
recording of own voice
Listening and
speaking: talking
about the history
of seafarer education
and training in brief
talk about one's own
training and
education
exchange information
about training and
education that may
be helpful to
maritime training
to seafarer training
write a detailed
description
comparing two or
more
individuals
write a brief on a
specific training
demonstrate an
understanding of the
difference in
meaning between
going to and will
Vocabulary: months
and seasons;
adjectives
Describing weather
conditions; compass
references; lights,
buoys, shapes and fog
signals;
use various
adjectives to describe
a wide range of
weather patterns
use abbreviations of
compass points in
written note from
explain the meaning
of various lights,
buoys, shapes and
fog signals and give
examples of
occasions when they
are used
use SMCP to provide
weather information
in
onboard
communications.
warnings regarding
meteorological
information
Phonology: groups of
consonant sounds;
rising and falling
intonation
pronounce groups of
word-final consonant
sounds clearly,
without inserting
extra vowel
sounds
Distinguish between
rising intonation on
question tags for
checking information
and
falling intonation for
pronounce groups of
consonant sounds at
the beginning and in
the middle of words
clearly, without
inserting extra vowel
sounds
assess own
pronunciation by
checking a
recording of own
voice
Listening and
speaking:
understanding the
tide,
climate and weather
at sea
listen to tide reports
talk about damage to
describe weather
conditions based on
a selection
of meteorological
information
correctly interpret
and explain symbolic
data from
satellite charts /
weather maps
write down
memorise Past
Simple forms of key
irregular verbs
with attention to
spelling changes
Vocabulary: verbs
relating to ship
voyages;
vocabulary of safety,
navigation and
pilotage,
repairs; words and
phrases for main
engine and propulsion
systems
use regular and
irregular verbs
connected with
sea travel and cargo
operations to
describe the
ports of call on a
ship's passage
connected with
routes, directions,
dates, weather
recognise the
features of reduction
in connected Speech
(linking, elision,
assimilation) from
spoken examples
produce models of
reduction correctly in
controlled speaking
practice
demonstrate ability
to merge word-final
sounds
when followed by the
same initial sounds
in
connected speech
recognise that
certain sounds can
change as a
result of merging in
connected speech
describe the
functions of engines
and propulsion
systems
write a report of
events that occurred
during a sea passage
describe the
functions of engines
and propulsion
systems in written form
manipulate the
negative and
question forms of the
Past Simple correctly
in speech and writing
use a variety of wh
questions with the
Past Simple in
speech
Vocabulary: types of
incident; verbs
describing
accidents; SMCP
message markers
(information,
warnings and
equests); SMCP
communications
regarding collision
and grounding
demonstrate
understanding of the
meaning and
use of the vocabulary in
SMCP for urgency
communications
regarding technical
failure and
Phonology: use of
pitch and intonation
for
expressing degrees of
certainty
demonstrate
understanding of
how a speaker's
intended meaning can
be emphasised by
the
Listening and
speaking:
Sending efficient
distress
communications
give safety warnings
and alerts
make Mayday calls
ask for and provide
information on the
details of
an incident at sea
identify appropriate
types of VHF
communication,
based on
descriptions of
incidents at sea
communications for
giving information
and
warnings regarding
collision and
grounding or
issuing requests
regarding technical
failure and
cargo problems
write simple
sentences using
conjunctions to link
ideas
Vocabulary: articles of
protective clothing;
parts of the body;
verbs describing
injury; items used in
use standard
phrases from the
Phonology: rhythm
and contrastive
stress
demonstrate
awareness of how
rhythm is
created by stress
patterns in English
demonstrate
understanding of
how contrastive
stress can change
the emphasis of a
phrase and
communicate the
speaker's intended
meaning
Listening and
Supplementary
resources
listen to description
of injury and
complete a
written report
accurately
external urgency
communications
requesting medical
assistance
demonstrate
understanding of the
specific use of
the Present Perfect to
describe recent
actions by
different stages of
completion
Vocabulary: Verbs
relating to bunkering,
maintenance and
safety procedures;
terms connected with
engine types; fuel oil
system;
Tools
revise verbs relating
to operational
procedures
use an appropriate
range of verbs to
describe
identify types of
engine
describe the fuel oil
system
name hand and
machine tools
Phonology: revision of
elision, the weak
vowel
sound, contracted and
merging sounds in
connected speech
revise elision in
connected speech
and produce
models of elision
correctly in
practice
identify main
sentence (tonic)
stress in functional
phrases
revise contracted
sounds in connected
speech
revise merging
sounds in connected
speech
Primary
Resources
Supplementary
resources
Evaluate selected
aspects of own
pronunciation by
listening to a
recording of own
voice
Listening and
speaking: simulating
Communication
compare normal
speech with VHF
protocol
identify some VHF
recordings
check stages of
completion of a
variety of tasks
from spoken
information
simulate urgency
procedures
refer to a checklist to
describe stages of
completion in a
routine procedure
simulate VHF
communication
regarding bunkering
operations
Vocabulary: telex
abbreviations; SMCP
message markers
revise SMCP
message markers
Listening and
read and
comprehend
abbreviated telex
message
demonstrate
demonstrate
knowledge of
abbreviations by
transferring full
messages into telex
form
which were
interrupted by
another event
understand the
differences in form
and meaning
between the Past
Simple and Past
Continuous
Vocabulary: review of
verbs describing
onboard
activities; the
readability code for
VHF
transmissions;
Listening and
speaking:
communication
procedure illustrating
the VHF
simulate VHF
communication
compare real
recordings with
examples of VHF
communication
demonstrate
understanding of the
Vocabulary: indicators
of time
use adverbial
phrases to refer to
future points in time
Listening and
speaking: talking
about personal
plans and ambitions
talk about career
development
discuss individual
career plans
debate the best
course of action in a
simulated
formal meeting
negotiate a social
arrangement that
incorporates
the wishes of everyone
in a group
correspondence
select appropriate
adverbs of frequency
and
position them correctly
in sentences
Vocabulary: stative
verbs; phrases for
giving
opinions, agreeing and
disagreeing;
terminology
describing
competences
differentiate between
active and stative
verbs
demonstrate
awareness of
occasions when
stative
verbs can be used in
the continuous form
Listening and
speaking: discussing
the use of
English language in
the shipping industry
listen to and talk
briefly about
Maritime English
History
exchange opinions on
various approaches
to
language learning by
comparing different
skills and
strategies
language
requirements for
seafarers
brainstorm the
circumstances in
which seafarers
need to be able to use
English
requirements for
seafarers
write an individual
study plan for
improving
specific aspects of
English and review
the aims
select appropriate
future forms in
speech and
writing
Vocabulary: phrases
for greeting and
introducing
people; nouns
connected with
planning
use phrases for
greeting and
introducing people
appropriately in a
range of formal and
informal
situations
plan based on
information available
simulate preparing
for sea by using a
checklist to
confirm completion
of procedures
simulate preparing
ship for arrival in
port by using
a checklist to confirm
completion of
necessary
procedures
role-play
conversation between
Master and Port
information
read and
comprehend
anchoring, berthing
and
unberthing
procedures
demonstrate
awareness of
language register by
using appropriate
expressions to greet
visitors on
simulate making,
confirming and
changing hotel
reservations inperson
Vocabulary:
compound words;
vocabulary of
helicopter / ship
operations
use compound
numbers to identify
specific
technical nouns and
processes
use vocabulary of
helicopter / ship
operations
correctly
Listening and
speaking:
comparing port
customs clearance
differences in
different
countries
describe differences
elaborate on the
differences
select appropriate
modal verbs to
express
obligation and to give
advice (must, have
to,
understanding of the
differences in
meaning
Vocabulary: phrases
for giving orders,
advice and
warnings; idioms;
main engine parts;
repairs
select an appropriate
conjunction (before,
after,
when or while) to link
two clauses in
sentences
giving instructions
use appropriate
phrases with correct
grammar
construction to
simulate giving
orders, advice and
warnings regarding
demonstrate
understanding that
idioms do not
have literal
translations
Listening and
speaking: taking
actions to avoid
potential risks at
work
measures for
different activities
write a notice
warning against risks
and giving
write a full
description of the
safety measures to
be taken during a
specific operation
and causes
define the
characteristics of
various sea and tidal
conditions
Listening and
speaking:
talking about the
relationship between
meteorology and ship
safety
find out ways to
obtain necessary
weather
forecast
discuss how
meteorology
influences ship safety
note down detailed
information about
meteorological
conditions from a
listening text
describe correct
procedures for
survival at sea
write a report of an
incident that
occurred during
bad weather at sea
demonstrate
understanding of the
Vocabulary: idioms;
conjunctions first,
then, next, finally;
main components of
auxiliary
machinery;
navigational aids
identify some
common idioms in a
written text and
infer their meanings
from the context
use conjunctions to
describe a sequence
of events
correctly3 use
marine engineering
terms to identify and
machinery
Listening and
speaking:
talking about
machinery used for
maintenance and
repairs
name and describe
read engineering
manuals to check
operating
instructions for engines
and systems
changes in trends
demonstrate
understanding of the
collocation
patterns of verbs and
adverbs for
describing
change, in writing
transform verb +
adverb into adjective
+ noun for
describing changes,
in writing.5 learn a
range of phrases for
each stage of a public
talk or presentation
learn and
understand
vocabulary
Listening and
speaking: forecasting
the future of
shipping industry
discuss the future of
shipping
predict the content
and sequence of key
points on
a general seafaring
issue before listening
to a
spoken presentation
listen to the
introduction of a
presentation to
confirm the sequence
of topics
prepare an oral
evaluate own
performance
give an oral
presentation on a
current issue
affecting
seafarers locally
write a memo
describing measures
for ensuring
vessel security
symptoms
describe repair
techniques using
technical verbs
identify, name and
describe the function
of various
types of written
documentation
board
demonstrate
understanding of the
differences in
connotation and
collocation between
partial
synonyms
differentiate between
formal and informal
language registers by
using appropriate
phrases
for discussing
problems
Listening and
speaking: dealing with
routine
understand the
nature and purpose
of different
types of reading skill
and demonstrate the
ability to
analyse the
differences in form
and style between
written notes and
formal writing
simulate advising
ship's agents of
repairs using a
style and register
appropriate to the text
type
awareness;
revise uses of Present
Perfect
describe
use Present Perfect
expected question form to
standards of enquire
work and about the duration of
events
behaviour at
sea combine Present
Perfect and Past
Simple to
describe recent or
past events
distinguish between
various adverbials of
time
frequently used with
Present Perfect and
Past
Simple
use contractions of
Vocabulary: adjectives
and phrases
connected
with aptitude; forming
opposites with
prefixes
and suffixes;
adjectives and nouns
connected
with maritime folk
lore
use a range of
adjectives and
functional phrases
to describe levels of
aptitude and ability
demonstrate
understanding of the
meaning of
common prefixes
apply knowledge of
the general rules
opposite meanings
Listening and
speaking: talking
about differences
in cultural norms;
suggest ways to
reduce culture clash
describe common
types of culture clash
on board
exchange ideas about
ways to avoid culture
clash
complete a sample of
seafarer's
performance
exchange opinions on
a problem concerning
the
attitude and aptitude
of a crew member,
based on an
authentic written
text
write a letter of
reference concerning
the attitude
and aptitude of a
seafarer
write a comparative
description of cross-
cultural
issues affecting
crews compare
maritime beliefs from
different countries
compare styles of
resumés between
countries;
write a resumé for a job
application
Review 5
- Discussion Understand and use the Examinatio
- Observation grammar and vocabulary n
- Lecture
taught in Units 25-30
Successfully carry out
tasks using combinations of
the communication skills
practised in Units 25-30
use appropriate
phrases for clarifying
meaning
and dealing with
misunderstandings
in simulated
practice of telephone
conversations
demonstrate
awareness of
language register by
responding
appropriately to
incoming telephone
calls
Listening and
online applications to
send messages
breakdowns in
communication
simulate complete
telephone and radio
conversations and
exchange detailed
information
accurately
Reading and
writing:
read through a
passage
to learn about
communication at
sea by radio
read notes
from a simulated
telephone
conversation
Vocabulary: idioms;
uses of get; adverbs of
certainty; phrases for
expressing degrees of
certainty; vocabulary
associated with
COLREGs
understand the most
common uses of get
and
replace get with
appropriate
alternative
vocabulary in formal
communication
use a range of
adverbs of certainty
to make
predictions
use a range of
Listening and
speaking: reporting
recent events,
discussing
watchkeepingprincipl
es and safety
precautions,
simulating handing
over a watch
describe handing
over a watch
discuss factors that
may cause an
unsuccessful
handover
Reading and writing:
writing a simple
report of recent
simulate handing
over a watch using
checklists
and write
information correctly
in a format suitable
passive voice in
Present Perfect
Vocabulary: verbs
with suffixes; verbs
connected with
construction and
development;
equipment for
handling, securing
and stowing
cargoes; words and
phrases for describing
the characteristics of
stability
demonstrate
understanding of the
meaning of
common suffixes
describe the
construction of
vessels, buildings or
the development of
an area using
appropriate
apply knowledge of
the general rules
regarding
suffixes to transform
parts of speech in
controlled
writing exercises
connected with
construction and
development
type of equipment
used for handling,
securing and
stowing cargoes
Listening and
speaking: talking
about changes in
shipping, ship design
and technology, cargo
handling procedures
discuss the reasons
of trimming in cargo
handling
sum up the
principles of
rebalancing in
stowage
correctly draft
samples of cargo
handling
documentation
Vocabulary:
conjunctions if,
unless, provided that,
as long as in
conditional sentences;
partial
synonyms connected
with pollution control
demonstrate
understanding of the
demonstrate
understanding of
differences in
Connotation and
collocation between
partial synonyms
Listening and
speaking: talking
about marine
exchange ideas on
how to avoid marine
pollution
exchange information
about controlling oil
spills on
board
pronounce long
numbers,
percentages,
decimals,
sums of money and
other statistical
information correctly
Listening and
speaking: instructing
passengers and crew
members to evacuate
use non-defining
relative clauses to
give additional
information about a
person or an object
Vocabulary: modal
Listening and
speaking:
talking about the
causes of events and
ways of reducing
errors
arising from human
factors
discuss how to
reduce the influence
of human
factors in
accidentsccidents
Penilaian :
Komponen penilaian diklat ini meliputi kehadiran peserta diklat, keaktifan di kelas, pemahaman dan penyelesaian suatu kasus, resume buku/makalah kelompok/
makalah individual, keaktifan diskusi, tes akhir diklat :
1. Ujian Akhir Semester : 50 %
2. Ujian Tengah Semester : 20 %
3. Tugas : 20 %
4. Kehadiran : 10 %
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