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A certificate awarded upon successful completion of the IALA Model Course V103/1 VTS Operator training at an accredited VTS training institute.
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This course certificate alone is not an authorisation to operate as a VTSO.
VTS Operator Course Certificate is a document awarded by the training organisation, to indicate that a trainee has achieved successful completion of an accredited IALA Model Course i.e. V-103/1 VTS Operator Training, V-103/2 VTS Supervisor Training, V-103/3 VTS On-the-Job Training and V-103/4 On-the-Job Training Instructor.  This course certificate alone should not be an authorisation to operate.




Source: IALA VTS Manual
Source: IALA Recommendation V-103 (2009)
 
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[[Category:IALA Dictionary 2009 Edition]]
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Latest revision as of 12:38, 17 September 2026

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VTS Operator Course Certificate is a document awarded by the training organisation, to indicate that a trainee has achieved successful completion of an accredited IALA Model Course i.e. V-103/1 VTS Operator Training, V-103/2 VTS Supervisor Training, V-103/3 VTS On-the-Job Training and V-103/4 On-the-Job Training Instructor. This course certificate alone should not be an authorisation to operate.


Source: IALA Recommendation V-103 (2009)

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