MUSCAT : The agreement, led by the Vocational College in Al-Khaburah, aims for advanced training and hands-on experience for aspiring marine professionals.
The agreement will see Mwasalat provide a clear, structured training program for 60 trainees annually, with a duration of two months per training period. The program is designed to enhance practical skills in marine navigation and engineering, ensuring high-quality learning opportunities on board the company’s ferries.
Trainees will receive insurance coverage for their time spent on board, and all necessary approvals from competent authorities will be secured beforehand. The program also includes insurance for trainers and supervisors, who will provide guidance and expertise in marine navigation and engineering techniques.
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