Three students at the Icelandic College of Fisheries in Grindavik have each been awarded ISK 300,000 each towards their respective fisheries-related training courses. The award is made by the organisers…
The investigation into the sinking of Atlantic Destiny on 2nd March 2021 has raised concerns about the insufficient crew knowledge on how to properly use the carbon dioxide (CO2) fixed…
Dockside boarding and inspection training has been delivered to Kiribati officials as a part of the Australian Government’s ongoing commitment to build monitoring, control, and surveillance (MCS) capacity in the…
Inspection teams have been honing their skills in high seas boarding and inspection at the Maritime Division Office in Avatiu, expanding the Cook Islands’ maritime surveillance capabilities when patrolling on…
More than 150 people applied for the ground-breaking apprenticeship, competing for 14 apprenticeship vacancies open to those able to prove they have what it takes for life on the sea.…
The From Waves to Wisdom: Empowering Fishers through Sustainable Fisheries Training Conference, held on 21st September has been a resounding success in fostering dialogue and promoting sustainable practices within the…
Following the success of its first training for young women in aquaculture in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, held in 2022 in Tunisia, the General Fisheries Commission for the…
Norwegian training and sustainable fishing vessel Skulebas, built at the Hvide Sande Shipyard in Denmark, has been carrying out sea trials ahead of delivery. Registered in Måløy, the 35-metre Skulebas…
Training programmes to attract new recruits and improve the quality of training in the fishing, seafood and aquaculture sectors have been awarded funding from the £100 million UK Seafood Fund. Coinciding…
The Cornish Fish Producers’ Organisation (CFPO) has announced a new grant support scheme in partnership with the Merchant Navy Welfare Board (MNWB) that will enable a cohort of fishermen to take their careers to…