No thriving career is possible in the nowadays high-competitive environment without a constant personal development. At the same time, complicated job tasks require more profound understanding of the marine industry. In both cases Shipping Training comes to help.

Ship Management Training

One of the branches of shipping training is designed for employees of the shipping industry who strive to better understand mechanisms of maritime business operation. These are courses like Ship Management Awareness, Full Ship Management, Crew Management, Implementation Ship Management, etc. Programs are based on the best industry practices, successful ISM, MLC, ISPS and other audits, include elements of risk management.

Maritime Law

The very field-specific, but nevertheless popular branch of shipping training incorporates such courses like International Law of the Sea, International Maritime Security Law, International Marine Environmental Law, Introduction to Shipping Law, and others. The first one, the most inclusive, will:

• give an overview of legal framework regulating merchant shipping;
• look at marine environmental protection from the legal point of view;
• analyze international fisheries law;
• touch a difficult topic of human rights at sea. This involves an acute problem of refugees and migrants.
• Also program often includes disputes settlement modules and discussions regarding future of the Law of the Sea.

The other trainings concerning security, marine environment preservation, shipping, etc. focus on specific aspects of the generic course in more detail and are attended by professionals.

Other Shipping Trainings

Training centers include a wide spectrum of marine industry related trainings in this category. Companies and individual students can attend IMO & QHSSE Program, Carriage of Goods by Sea Act, MLC 2006 Awareness and Implementation, Maritime Security and Pollution Prevention and other useful programs.