Enhancing Maritime Training for Safer Handling of Green Fuels like Methanol and Ammonia

International shipping is shifting towards greener fuels like methanol and ammonia, necessitating enhanced training for maritime professionals. Captain Chatur Wahyu emphasized the need for crews to manage fire risks associated with these fuels, while the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore launched a digital platform to streamline training and compliance for seafarers.

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Enhanced Maritime Training Launched in Singapore for Mid-Career Transitions to Seafaring Roles

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has launched the enhanced Tripartite Maritime Training Award (TMTA) in collaboration with various organizations. This initiative aims to support mid-career individuals in acquiring skills and certifications to serve as 3rd Officers and 5th Engineers. The training duration has been reduced to 22 months.

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Maersk and KPA Launch Fully Funded Maritime Training Program for Kenyan Cadets

A.P. Moller-Maersk and Kenya Ports Authority have joined forces to offer a fully funded maritime training program for 10 Kenyan cadets. The cadets will receive 12-month sea-time training aboard Maersk vessels, preparing them for potential job opportunities in the maritime industry. This initiative aims to enhance skills and contribute to the growth of the sector.

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Singapore and Indonesia Renew Maritime Training Partnership for Enhanced Safety and Sustainability

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and the Directorate General of Sea Transportation (DGST) in Indonesia have extended their collaboration on training government officers in the maritime sector. The renewed MoU highlights the strong ties between the two countries and aims to address emerging challenges in the industry.

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India’s ASDC Launches International Maritime Training Program

Adani Skill Development Centre (ASDC) recently celebrated the completion of a 90-day training program at Krishnapatnam Port, where 10 trainees from Tanzania joined 20 Indian students. CEO Jatin Trivedi praised the Tanzanian participants, highlighting ASDC’s commitment to empowering individuals globally. The program focuses on maritime skills, including RTG crane operations and HMV driving.

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