"SQA Navigation Theory Volume 1: STCW Competence: Plan a Voyage conduct navigation" is now available as an audiobook, bringing essential maritime knowledge to life through clear, engaging narration. This audio edition covers all aspects of voyage planning and navigation, making it an invaluable resource for maritime professionals, students, and enthusiasts alike. Whether you're preparing for exams, refreshing your knowledge, or seeking to deepen your understanding of navigation theory, this audiobook offers a convenient way to learn on the go. From the intricacies of nautical publications to the complexities of navigating in ice, each chapter provides detailed insights and practical guidance. The narrator's expert delivery ensures that even complex concepts are easy to grasp, making this audiobook an essential companion for anyone involved in maritime navigation. Listen during your commute, at sea, or in your leisure time to enhance your navigational skills and stay up to date with current maritime practices and regulations.

Chapters:

1. Nautical Publications for Passage Planning

2. Factors in Route Determination

3. Using Gnomonic and Mercator Charts

4. Weather Routeing: Pros and Cons

5. Understanding Maritime Time Systems

6. Making Landfall: Key Considerations

7. Navigating Traffic Separation Schemes

8. Objectives of Ship Routeing Schemes

9. Ice Navigation: Hazards and Procedures

10. Bridge Procedures: Port Arrival

11. Bridge Procedures: Departure

12. Navigating High Traffic and Hazardous Areas

13. Reduced Visibility Navigation

14. Handing Over the Navigational Watch

15. Daily Procedures at Sea

16. Master-Pilot Information Exchange

17. VTS Areas: Planning and Reporting

18. Navigating Near Offshore Installations

Please watch this space for other volumes covering the entire Navigation syllabus. Happy listening and good luck with your examinations.