Now you can complete STCW Online Courses approved by Cyprus Maritime Administration. The STCW Basic Safety courses are designed and developed by SQLearn (supporting member of HELMEPA) in collaboration with HELMEPA.
Risk assessment in mooring operations involves identifying hazards and implementing safety measures to protect personnel. It focuses on evaluating mooring equipment, environmental conditions, and vessel specifics to pinpoint potential risks such as equipment failure and human error. Safety protocols, including crew training on safe practices and emergency response plans, are crucial for mitigating these risks.…
We are excited to share that the collaboration between SINTEFDigital and SQLearn has been a significant step forward in enhancing the educational experience for both teachers and students. The workshops provided a platform for valuable discussions and insights, enabling the team to gain a deeper understanding of the specific needs and requirements of both the…
SQLearn will participate in WIMA Members Exhibition and Conference, taking place on November 22nd and 23rd at the Stone Warehouse of Piraeus Port Authority, you can find us at booth A3 to discuss about maritime training.
SQLearn, a recognized leader in maritime training, is thrilled to announce the launch of its state-of-the-art AI assistant, a cutting-edge addition to its Computer-Based Training (CBT) courses.
SQLearn S.A., within the framework of its running project entitled “Ready2Respond”,is conducting a tender procedure
SQLearn and VENLYS have designed and developed four CBT modules, in the field of “Human element, Human Performance & Soft Skills”, that help seafarers grow and develop their soft skills.
SQLearn is pleased to announce that has joined Cruise Line International Association (CLIA) as a Gold Executive Partner. SQLearn already succeeded in serving crew members of cruise ships with STCW Basic Training courses required for their cruise ship career.
SQLearn is excited to participate in SMM 2022, 6-10 September 2022 at Hamburg Exhibition Hall and Congress, Hall B7, Stand 409, Greek Pavilion.
A consortium of EU fisheries experts together with the Member of the European Parliament (MEP), Mr Gabriel Mato, co-hosted a successful event to present a virtual reality simulator for maritime emergencies. The event brought together a wide range of fisheries stakeholders, including representatives of EU Institutions, industry and civil society that appreciated the innovative tool.