SQLearn and Moore Greece join forces to create innovative online training programs, synchronous and asynchronous, in a wide range of subjects related to administration, financial management and regulatory compliance of shipping companies.
SQLearn is delighted to announce its new partnership with VENLYS Maritime Specialisation Services by creating six new e-learning courses, in the field of “Human Element, Human Performance and Soft Skills”. The six new e-courses will be provided via SQLearn’s e-learning and training management system and will consist of four vessel crew related courses and two shore crew related courses as follows:
We are delighted to announce that the Liberian Registry has signed an agreement with SQLearn to approve SQLearn’s library of e-learning courses and STCW e-courses for the maritime industry.
Let’s Talk e-training for maritime is a concept that becomes more and more common and can prove to be of high importance to seafarers’ state of mental health and, since an aftereffect, also to their safety onboard. Through real case scenarios and do’s and don’ts provided, the crew assess that staying connected to each other & other communicational channels available for their mental wellbeing, they can confront issues that may arise before creating a negative effect to someone’s psychology.
This announcement concerns the Tender Procedure BRAVE-DOLPHIN-RFP_12_2020 for subcontracting services in the framework of the Brave Dolphin project.
SQLearn S.A., within the framework of its running project entitled “Brave Dolphin”, supported by Grant from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway through the EEA Financial Mechanism 2014 – 2021 in the frame of the Programme “Business Innovation Greece”, is conducting a tender procedure to receive proposals regarding the provision of “Consultancy services for VR training modules storyboard development – 4 scenarios”.
The shipping industry is one of the most exposed to exceptionally challenging conditions such as operating in dangerous environments and coming across with high economic and ecological risks. Safety is one of the most crucial factors and as the great majority of onboard accidents involve human errors, the industry invests a lot on the training of seafarers.
SQLearn, given the restrictions caused by the coronavirus pandemic and following its Corporate Social Responsibility actions, supports the initiative “Citizens’ Digital Academy” powered by the Ministry of Digital Government and provides its Cyber Security e-learning course for free.
The development of SeaHealth’s first e-learning module, entitled “Basic Life Support”, has been completed. This module will be the reference model for the first evaluation of platform’s learning service quality. At the same time, the development of the other modules is in progress and they will soon be delivered to their potential users for evaluation.
Through a content partnership, SQLearn’s modern library of interactive e-learning courses is now available on Marine Learning Systems’ advanced training and assessment platform, which is built specifically for the maritime industry.