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Formation Of Professional Readiness Of Cadets In The Study Of Conventional Disciplines

Table 4: Determination of the levels of knowledge assimilation by possible types of emergency situations

Quantitative characteristics of levels Qualitative characteristics of levels
Low level – from 1 to 7 points Characterizes the fragmented knowledge of the cadets of the Maritime University on the main types of emergencies, poor knowledge of actions in case of collision of ships or landing of a ship aground; does not determine all types and scales of accidents.
Average level – from 8 to 14 points Characterizes the mediocre level of knowledge of cadets on precautions and safety of passengers in emergency situations, the initial assessment of damage and the scale of the accident and the actions associated with it; in general satisfactorily meeting the requirements of conventional and professional training in the field of security.
High level – from 15 to 20 points Characterizes the respondents as serious and responsible individuals with solid and complete knowledge of the main types of emergency situations; procedures to be followed in rescuing people, in assisting a ship in distress; knows the precautions for grounding a vessel; knows emergency steering and towing devices.
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