Category: Health Code: 1080 Who should attend: All crew (Operational & Management) Objectives and benefits: Basic Life Support, or BLS, generally refers to the type of care that first-responders, healthcare providers and public safety professionals provide to anyone who is experiencing cardiac arrest, respiratory distress or an obstructed airway. It requires knowledge and skills in…
Category: Lessons Learnt Code: 5011 Who should attend: All crew (Operational & Management) Objectives and benefits: The Suez Canal is an area where particular care is needed during navigation. For this reason, while transiting, it is required to have a Pilot onboard and the entire Bridge team should always be alert. The aim of this course is to raise…
Category: COMMON Code: 1047 Who should attend: Deck & Engine – Operational level Objectives and benefits: There has never been a comprehensive set of rules and regulations, setting out the standards for seafarers’ working and living conditions. Adopted by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) in 2006, the Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC) is an international agreement that establishes these…
Category: COMMON Code: 1049 Who should attend: Deck Officers – Management and Operational Level Objectives and benefits: Navigational Safety is a priority. The aim of this course is to provide learners with the required information in order to introduce them to the normal configurations of ECDIS and the various chart types. Highlights: Understand the basic…
The aim of this virtual training is to practice on the lifeboat’s launching, during an emergency or crisis situation.
The aim of this virtual training is to practice on the procedures to be followed in case of fire in the ECR.
The aim of this virtual training is to provide the users with the opportunity to examine what they have learned regarding testing an Emergency Generator.
The aim of this training is to help the crew to start having conversations around mental health and to start building understanding. Each module can be customized according to each company’s training approach and philosophy.
Course category: Common Code: 1065 Who should attend: Any person, including temporary food handlers and contractors, who directly handles packaged or unpackaged food, food equipment and utensils or food contact surfaces and is therefore expected to comply with food hygiene requirements. These include crew members having responsibilities related to food storage or preparation, or to…
Course category: Common Code: 1064 Who should attend: Crew members having responsibilities related to cleaning of areas, equipment, surfaces, furniture, laundry and other housekeeping activities Objectives and Benefits: The aim of this course is to properly prepare seafarers to carry out their duties on board a ship, by applying the housekeeping principles. Highlights: International legislative…
Course category: Common Code: 1063 Who should attend: All crew (Operational & Management) Objectives and Benefits: The aim of this course is to properly prepare seafarers to carry out their duties on board ships, by applying the food safety principles. Highlights: International legislative requirements and standards for health and hygiene Control measures to prevent the…
Course category: Common Code: 1060 Who should attend: Vessel’s crew (Deck & Engine) Objectives and Benefits: The aim of this course is to provide guidance regarding Onboard maintenance. Highlights: Importance of Onboard Maintenance (OBM) Procedures followed during a vessel’s maintenance Methods, tools and equipment used for OBM Legislation & References: Industry Best Practices Duration: 2h
Course category: Common Code: 1029 Who should attend: Maritime instructors and assessors who are responsible for conducting training and setting assessments Objectives and Benefits: The aim of this course is to prepare instructors and assessors in order to successfully train and assess seafarers in a wide spectrum of topics, according to the competencies set out…
The aim of this training is to help the crew to start having conversations around mental health and to start building understanding. Each module can be customized according to each company’s training approach and philosophy. This
Course category: Common Code: 1067 Who should attend: All crew (Operational & Management) & shore personnel Objectives and Benefits: The aim of this training is to raise awareness regarding Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) and provide the vessels’ crew with the necessary information & tips, to stay safe and to reduce the risk of transmission. References: WHO…
Course category: COMMON Code: 1062 Who should attend: Shore-based and shipboard personnel (Management and Operational) Objectives and Benefits: The aim of this course is to familiarize the course participant with all the aspects of the IMO 2020 Sulphur Cap Regulations and provide an in-depth knowledge about the upcoming maritime changes defined by IMO, which will be strictly implemented…
SQLearn develops e-learning material on Resilience related topics. The aim is the improvement of crew’s (including all ranks) capacity to successfully deal with stressful personal or professional challenges or events and take effective decisions. Each module can be customized according to each company’s training approach and philosophy. This is an interactive e-learning course (not just CBT) that is designed according to ABS standards and is certified by ABS.
Course category: COMMON
Code: 1030
Who should attend: Maritime instructors and assessors who are responsible for conducting training and setting assessments
Objectives and Benefits: The aim of the course is to prepare instructors to improve their presentation and communication skills, in order to deliver effective presentations to various audiences.
Course category: Lessons Learnt
Code: 5009
Who should attend: All crew (Operational & Management)
Objectives and Benefits:The aim of this course is to raise awareness on the legal practices associated with the arrangements of the bilge water’s discharge as well as the compliance with the corresponding regulations.
Course category: COMMON
Code: 1048
Who should attend: Deck Μanagement, Engine Management
Objectives and Benefits: The aim of this course is to provide Officers of vessels with the required information in order to comprehend the requirements of the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) 2006 for seafarers’ working and living conditions onboard.