Video presents CSMART, Center of Simulator Maritime Training, the international maritime training center of the Carnival Corporation & Plc Group, located at the Arison Maritime Center in Almere, the Netherlands.
Read moreThe Port of Rotterdam Authority has announced that Falck is due to open a new training centre on the Maasvlakte in 2018. It will become an international, high-profile safety-knowledge centre for public and industrial fire brigades, the offshore, maritime sector and wind industry.
Read moreIMarEST has announced that it has signed a MOU with the MARINA to further support the recognition of seafarers through routes to registration, providing a pathway for seafarers to use their Certificates of Competency and experience gained, to work towards an international qualification, Chartered Marine Engineer for engineers and Chartered Marine Technologist for deck officers.
Read moreVideo shows how the crew at Coast Guard Station Burlington Vermont, on Lake Champlain remains ready in all seasons for the moment they get a search and rescue call.
Read moreSouth Africa-based School of Shipping and INTTRA have announced a collaboration through which School of Shipping students will make use of INTTRA’s training environment as part of their coursework which will enable them to simulate shipment management for the ocean stages of container transport.
Read moreIndia and the United Arab Emirates signed MoU to ensure the education, training and assessment of seafarers, as required by the STCW Convention.
Read moreLGC NCOE works with LNG shipping company to train Coast Guard personnel on Liquefied Gas Carrier Instrumentation. Each quarter, the Center holds webinars to train Coast Guard vessel inspectors, facility examiners, pollution responders, security personnel and planners across the country who are or will soon be involved in the liquefied gas industry.
Read moreSeagull Maritime has significantly upgraded the Seagull Training App, the mobile software solution that has revolutionised the way seafarers track their training records and receive critical safety alerts.
Read moreIn light of the challenges faced by the shipping industry, the MPA Singapore has announced that it will be introducing a“Training Berth Relief Support”. This new scheme aims to help shipping companies sustain their efforts in cadet training by alleviating a part of their training costs.
Read moreThe Danish Maritime Authority has announced that they make it possible for yachting organisations to be approved for holding tests and issuing certificates, just as they can authorise external examiners for yachtsmen's tests.
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