Tag: training

EMSA has published a new study on the identification of specific competences for seafarers on ships using alternative fuels and energy systems. 

Maritime educators and trainers in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region have gained essential skills and knowledge in seafarers' assessment, examination and certification following an IMO familiarization training course delivered in Manama, Bahrain (24 - 28 November).  

During the 2024 SAFETY4SEA Singapore Forum, Capt. Chatur Wahyu, Director, Singapore Maritime Academy (SMA), highlighted the Academy's commitment to training international seafarers and maritime personnel in the safe handling of alternative marine fuels.

In safety-critical industries, clear communication is essential. At Mintra, client interest for multilingual training has increased significantly, reflecting the need for accessible training in workers’ native languages, says Moana Ewald, Quality Assurance & Impact Analysis Coordinator at Mintra.

Schulte Group joined Huayang Maritime Center and Haikou Xinhaina Port and Shipping Technology Co. to provide training to Chinese crews.

The maritime industry is embarking on a bold journey towards sustainability, with zero and near-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emission fuels like ammonia, methanol, and hydrogen promising a cleaner future.

PMA announced the signing of an agreement between Columbus University and Kobe University, to strengthen maritime education and research.

Seatrium Limited and the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) have partnered to establish a state-of-the-art Digital Learning Lab, aiming to bolster digital competencies and attract talent to the Marine & Offshore (M&O) Energy sector.

The Government of the Philippines and the European Union launched a Technical Assistance Project to improve seafarers' training.

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