Séance d'examen — Certificat VHF CRO(M) au Club Nautique de Carleton

CARLETON-SUR-MER MARINA FIELD GUIDE

Séance d'examen — Certificat VHF CRO(M) au Club Nautique de Carleton

A focused 3h30 session in Carleton-sur-Mer that combines group review, a practical exam and oral assessments to get you ready for the maritime VHF certificate.

Séance d'examen — Certificat VHF CRO(M) au Club Nautique de Carleton.

Duration
3h30
Location
Carleton-sur-Mer
Operator
Voile Aventure Gaspésie
Category
Marina
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Prepare for the Certificat VHF CRO(M) with a concentrated, instructor-led session at the Club Nautique de Carleton. The format stitches together a 90-minute group review, a practical on-water (or simulated) skills test and oral examinations so candidates move from revision to certification in a single block.

Highlights

Session Highlights

THE CLASSROOM

Focused group review led by an instructor

The session begins with 1h30 of group revision where the instructor covers the radio manual, adds clarifications and supplements to the written material sent to candidates in advance.

THE PRACTICAL

Hands-on practical exam

After revision, candidates complete a one-hour practical exam designed to test radio operation and procedures under exam conditions.

THE ORALS

Oral assessments to confirm competence

The final hour is devoted to oral examinations, allowing assessors to probe knowledge and ensure candidates can apply radio procedures in real scenarios.

What the day feels like

What the session feels like

Expect an efficient, tightly structured morning or afternoon: a guided group review that sharpens the manual’s key points, followed by practical testing and oral checks that move candidates from theory to applied competence within a 3h30 block.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this session suits — and who should reconsider

1
Serious exam candidatesIdeal for candidates who have read the radio manual and completed online revision; the condensed format moves efficiently from review to testing.
2
Hands-on learnersWell suited to learners who benefit from practical, instructor-led demonstrations followed immediately by applied testing.
3
Last-minute or unprepared candidatesNot ideal — the session assumes prior reading of the manual and familiarity with the online review questions; arriving unprepared reduces your chance of success.
4
Candidates seeking a single-day completionA good match for those who want review and both practical and oral exams completed in a single 3h30 appointment.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The full session runs 3h30 total, divided across review, practical and oral components.

What to bring

Come having read the maritime radio manual provided beforehand; bring any login details needed to access the online revision platform if you wish to show completed practice questions.

Meeting point

The exam takes place at the Club Nautique de Carleton (the Carleton marina).

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Where is the exam held?

At the Club Nautique de Carleton (the Carleton marina).

How long does the session last?

The session lasts 3h30 in total.

What is the structure of the session?

The session is divided into 1h30 of group review, 1h of practical exam and 1h of oral examinations.

What preparation is required?

You must have read the radio manual sent to you in advance; it is recommended that you complete the online revision questions on the provided platform before attending.

How do I choose a session date?

Choose from the available exam dates provided by the operator when booking.

Will the instructor provide supplemental information during the review?

Yes — the instructor adds information and supplements to the manual during the 1h30 group revision.