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NEWS IN BRIEF
Sandhaven Harbour Welcomes the Sea Cadets
Sandhaven & Pitullie Harbour Trust are delighted to announce that a long term lease has been signed with Fraserburgh Sea Cadets. The piece of land adjacent to Sandhaven Harbour slipway is for the new TS Gowanlea Headquarters and Training Centre. Plans have been submitted to Aberdeenshire council
for approval and it is expected that the new state of the art premises will be completed in under two years. Plans can be viewed at
www.sandhavenharbour.co.uk/index.php/news/sea- cadets-new-build-update The Trust has also been awarded a £15,000 grant from
The Crown Estate. This generous award is for the purchase of floats for walkways that have been stored at the harbour for a few years. Once assembled, the pontoons will be more secure and require less maintenance. In addition, this will provide more berths and
extra income for the Trust. As a result of these exciting opportunities, the Trust hope to attract more harbour users and welcome more people into the community and surrounding areas.
MANAGERS COURSE 08 – 13 October 2017 – Poole, UK
The AMM course has been designed as a pathway towards Certified Marina Manager (CMM) and Certified Marina Professional (CMP) Certification.
Places will be strictly limited, so early registration is advised. To ensure a wide mix of delegates, no more than two people from the same marina organisation can attend the course. Applicants must have a minimum of three years’ relevant management experience.
MANAGERS COURSE 10 – 13 December 2017 – Dubai
This four-day course is accredited by the Global Marina Institute (GMI) and is designed to provide marina personnel in a leadership position with fast-track training in the critical issues in marinas. It is also an essential course in a career path leading to the globally recognised Certified Marina Manager, Certified Marina Operator and Certified Marina Professional qualifications.
The course is aimed at managers, supervisors and foremen who have had at least one full year of experience.
To book a course contact Liv Whetmore
lwhetmore@britishmarine.co.uk / 01784 223631
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