Getting Serious Again about Education and Training in the Maritime Sector

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In early April, 60 Hout Bay fishers received formal training in preparation for the SAMSA-accredited under 25-ton skippers’ qualification. This greatly improves safety at sea while also empowering individuals and coastal communities. The Skippers training as well as associated costs, including medical examination, was fully funded by the Transport Education and Training Authority (TETA) in partnership with the SA Fisheries Development Fund and ORE Consultants.

The national education and training syllabus committee for South Africa’s maritime sector has been relaunched. Watch the videos to find out what the fishing industry representatives think…

At the end of June, the members of the committee representing the maritime sector, including the fishing industry, met in Durban to relaunch the reconstituted education and training syllabus committee.

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