Warsash Maritime School W


arsash Maritime School, part of Solent University, Southampton has


a long established history of promoting professionalism and excellence in the maritime industry. For over 70 years they have offered maritime professionals first class education and training. Deck, engineering and electro-technical officers benefit from the internationally recognised certification programmes, from officer cadet to Master and Chief Engineer, while the maritime lecturers and technical instructors provide outstanding professional development and STCW safety training. The team are also proud to offer undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in maritime business, law, shipping and port management, and yacht design and engineering. They pioneered the use of bridge, engine room and liquid cargo operations simulators and lead the way in sophisticated digital educational provision. In the past few years, the school has invested tens of millions of pounds in new facilities, including in the UK’s largest maritime Simulation Centre; new engineering workshops; an ETO lab; and at the Manned Model Ship Handling Centre – the only facility of its kind in the UK.


For more details visit https://maritime.solent.ac.uk The Maritime Skills Academy T


he Maritime Skills Academy is helping the industry set new standards by delivering


a higher level of deck and engine simulation, marine, fire and safety training. Today, with a focus on personal service, the MSA offers over 500 expert courses to over 5,000 delegates annually. As a Maritime & Coastguard Agency, Global Wind Organisation, GUEST accredited course provider and UK Chamber of Shipping recognised centre, they are as proud to be meeting the high standards of commercial operators as they are in supporting individuals to maintain or build their professional development. With training centres in Portsmouth, Dover and Gibraltar the MSA offers simulator training in BRM, ship handling, tug operations, Polar Code and Engine Simulator training in ERM, High Voltage, plus STCW Safety, commercial Fire, medical, GWO and Hospitality training. The Maritime Skills Academy is Viking Maritime’s vision for a new type of academy. Offering complete training management, they provide world class centres with state of the art locations, supporting delegates from around the world; whether from the cruise industry, private yacht crews and marine shipping crew or increasingly those working in offshore/renewables and maritime construction. For more details visit www.maritimeskillsacademy.com


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