Russia is one of the five largest supply countries for seafarers, both officers and ratings, while Russian is one of the official languages of IMO! SQLearn’s library of e-learning courses for seafarers, Dolphin Library is now available in Russian!
Ιn the framework of the “SeaHealth” project, the research team of EKPA, in collaboration with SQLearn and DANAOS, carried out a study to record the training needs of the potential users of the online platform, so as for the project team to decide on the educational modules that will be developed.
On IMO’s International Day of the Seafarer, two companies have clubbed together to focus on improving maritime safety through training mariners
Green-Jakobsen and SQLearn are excited to announce the settlement of their partnership. By focusing on the human element, the two companies have the common goal to improve safety for maritime companies and this partnership will help them enrich their business and provide newer services.
Further to the latest developments of the coronavirus pandemic and its effect on the global economy and especially in the shipping industry, SQLearn has developed an e-learning course to create awareness for the COVID-19 pandemic based on IMO advice and relevant WHO guidance.
SQLearn allows shipping companies to continue their training schedule without interruptions by providing ABS certified e-learning system and courses for onboard and ashore safety training on STCW topics.
SQLearn provides the perfect solution for companies and educational institutes in order to ensure their smooth operation.
SQLearn is pleased to announce that the company’s e-learning system used by Prime Marine Management was deemed a “best practice” by a major oil company during a recent audit.
SQLearn inaugurated its new office space in Piraeus on January 30, 2020. Various representatives from the maritime industry, the insurance and banking sector, the academic society and the public sector attended the event.
Kyklades Maritime Corp and Modion Maritime Management are the latest Greek shipowners to adopt e-learning to enhance their seafarers’ abilities to successfully manage stressful challenges and make effective decisions. These ship operators have both contracted SQLearn to provide e-learning programs on board their tankers and dry cargo ships.