FEES
Entrance Fees and Annual Subscription
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MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES
Must have held positions of superior responsibility, been a member for five years and made a significant contribution to the profession, nautical science or the objects of the Institute.
Must hold:
(a) A class 1
(deck) Master Mariner's Certificate of Competency from a recognised maritime
administration; or
(b) Ship command examinations from an approved
naval administration; or
(c) A First Class Licence issued by a
recognised pilotage authority and three years experience as a First Class Pilot;
or
(d) An approved Master and Chief Mate's Certificate as specified in
IMO Model Course 7.01 for vessels over 1,600 gt (d) with five years in
command
(e) An officer qualified as an Associate Member who holds an
approved maritime studies degree from a recognised University and has five
years' experience in the maritime industry since graduation **; or
(f)
Holds other qualifications approved by Council for membership.
Associate Member (AMNI)
Must hold:
(a) A Class 3
(deck) Certificate of Competency from a recognised maritime administration or an
approved Certificate as Officer in Charge of a Navigational.
(b) A
naval Bridge Watchkeeping Certficate with Ocean Navigation Certificate form an
approved naval administration; or
(c) A dual watchkeeping certificate
from a recognised maritime administration.
A non-voting category of membership for holders of approved coastal watchkeeping certificates issued by a recognised maritime administration, equivalent to a UK Class 4 or Class 5 Certificate of Competency.
A non-voting category of membership for any person, such as a naval architect, marine engineer, lawyer, or yachtsman, not being a qualified member of the Nautical Profession, who satisfies Council that his/her association with the Institute will promote the general advancement or application of nautical science.
Student
Must be at least 16 years of age and undertaking a course of training or education approved by Council. Duration of student membership is limited to three years and the student must intend to become and Associate Member or Companion of the Institute on completion of his/her course of study.
* Officers joining
under the qualifications required by the STCW convention must include a
photocopy of their discharge book to verify their sea time, rank and ship size
as well as a copy of their Certificate of Competency.
** Graduates must supply written
evidence of their employment and a copy of their degree.
BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
The presence and influence of The Nautical Institute confers professional standing on seafarers and those with nautical qualifications. Seaways is the monthly journal which links members and provides the opportunity to keep up-to-date and share ideas as well as reinforce the sense of belonging to the fellowship of the sea.
The Confidential Marine Accident Reports (MARS) are offered as a service to all. They are translated into four languages and distributed globally. All members are encouraged to participate in this scheme and the reports are widely used in safety training.
The Institute has over 7,000 members and 40 plus branches worldwide. The strength of purpose which has enabled the Institute to gain its pre-eminence since it was founded in 1971 can be summarised in the statement:- "If we need to improve our professional image we must do it ourselves". The Nautical Institute is the way forward in this continuing need, so join now:
FEES
Entrance Fees and Annual Subscription
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