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Pleasure Vessel Grade II Operator Certificate Part A Course

Chart

Compass Error (CE) = V+D

Symbols

Tides

Points of Compass

Direction relative to Heading

Hong Kong Harbour Facilities & Layout

Harbour Limit

Entry Prohibited Area

Anchorage Prohibited Area

Navigating in the harbour

Public Piers / Government piers (In the Harbour)

Notices:

The Law

Maximum fines/imprisonment on some common offences:

Speed Limit

Restricted Areas of H.K. International Airport (Chek Lap Kok)

VHF Sectors

Traffic Separation Scheme

Water Skiing

Tropical Cyclones Warnings in Hong Kong

Beaufort Scale

Flag (International Code of Signals)

Flags used in Hong Kong

Lights and Day Shapes

Power-driven vessel when towing (length of tow <200 metres)

Power-driven vessel when towing (length of tow>200 metres)

Power-driven vessel when towing (towing alongside)

Power-driven vessel when pushing ahead

Pilot vessel

Vessel carrying petroleum products

Sailing vessel

Sailing vessel (with additional lights)

Fishing vessel (trawler)

Fishing vessel (not trawling)

Vessel constrained by her draught

Vessel (Immigration Dept)

Anchored vessel

Vessel not under command

Vessel aground

Vessel requires assistance

Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre

Vessel engaged in dredging

Buoys & Beacons

Lateral Marks - are generally for well-defined channels

Kap Shui Mun Special Area

Cardinal Marks- indicating navigable water to the named side of the mark

International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea

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PVOL Exam Preparation Quizzes

Quiz: Chart

Quiz: Compass Error (CE) = V+D

Quiz: Tides

Quiz: Hong Kong Harbour Facilities & Layout

Quiz: The Law

Quiz: Lights and Day Shapes

Quiz: Buoys & Beacons

Quiz: Traffic Separation Scheme

Quiz: International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea

Quiz: Tropical Cyclones Warnings in Hong Kong

Test Section

Course Feedback

End-of-Course Survey

$ (USD)

Prepare with confidence for Hong Kong’s Pleasure Vessel Operator Grade II (PVOL) Part A examination. This comprehensive, exam-focused course is tailored for Hong Kong professionals who want practical mastery of charts, tides, harbour layout, local regulations, collision prevention, buoyage, lights and shapes, VHF procedures, and safety under local weather conditions. You’ll move from core seamanship concepts to Hong Kong–specific rules, including speed limits, restricted areas, entry/anchorage prohibitions, Traffic Separation Schemes, and special zones such as Kap Shui Mun and the vicinity of H.K. International Airport. To lock in knowledge, each topic is paired with targeted quizzes mapped to the PVOL syllabus, so you can diagnose gaps quickly and improve fast. The course uses plain language, scenario-based examples, and visual memory aids to help you recognize symbols, interpret tidal data, and apply the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea in Hong Kong waters. Whether you’re managing a weekend pleasure craft or supporting corporate marine activities, you’ll gain the clarity and confidence to pass the PVOL Part A exam and operate safely and legally. Enroll today to streamline your study, avoid common pitfalls, and walk into your exam fully prepared.

PVOL Exam Preparation Course for Hong Kong

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            <p>Designed for busy mariners and aspiring boat operators, the PVOL Exam Preparation Course for Hong Kong Professionals provides targeted, exam-focused training for the Pleasure Vessel Grade II Operator Certificate Part A. You will build essential competency in chartwork, compass theory, tides, symbols, and the points of the compass, before moving into Hong Kong–specific navigation knowledge, such as harbour facilities and layout, harbour limits, restricted and prohibited areas, and practical guidance for safe navigation within Victoria Harbour. The course also covers critical local operating practices including speed limits, VHF sectors, traffic separation schemes, special zones such as Kap Shui Mun, airport restricted waters around Chek Lap Kok, and public and government pier usage.</p>

<p>Regulatory mastery is a core objective. You will study the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea and their local application, with thorough coverage of lights and day shapes across different vessel types and operational states, from power-driven towing and pushing configurations to sailing vessels, fishing vessels, constrained and restricted vessels, vessels at anchor, aground, and in distress. Safety and environmental awareness are reinforced through dedicated modules on tropical cyclone warnings, the Beaufort scale, the International Code of Signals and flags used in Hong Kong, as well as legal responsibilities, notices, and penalties for common offences. Throughout the course, dedicated quizzes mirror the PVOL Part A exam domains—Chart, Compass Error (CE = V + D), Tides, Harbour Facilities & Layout, The Law, Lights and Day Shapes, Buoys & Beacons, Traffic Separation Scheme, COLREGS, and Tropical Cyclone Warnings—so you can assess progress, close knowledge gaps, and approach the assessment with confidence. An end-of-course survey captures your feedback to further refine the learning experience for Hong Kong professionals.</p>
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