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E-learning developed by seafarers, for seafarers
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) Academy provides on-the-go access to practical e-learning to help shipping companies ensure best practices and regulatory compliance on board. Developed by seafarers, for seafarers, and drawing on the collective experience of more than 80% of the world’s shipping fleet, ICS Academy courses complement ICS Publications, giving crew access to on board procedures and training that work together seamlessly.
Globally applicable to all ship types, and regularly updated to meet the changing needs of the shipping industry, our e-learning also provides a time-efficient learning experience and flexibility for crew to study at their own pace. Interactive content enables seafarers to apply practical guidance to real-life scenarios on board, and the latest learning techniques are used to help learners retain knowledge.
Our user-friendly learning management system makes it easy for training managers to monitor learners’ progress, and for seafarers to complete e-learning, all within the ICS Academy. Certificates are issued for every course a learner completes and are accessible at any time on our learning management system.
Benefits of our courses:
- Can be used alongside ICS Publications
- Aligns training with best practices and procedures
- Up to date with latest regulations
- Globally applicable to all ship types
- Interactive e-learning keeps learners engaged
- Flexible learning allows learners to progress at their own pace
- On-the-go access in an online or offline environment
- Learners receive certification on completion of each course
About the International Chamber of Shipping
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) is the global trade association for shipowners and operators, representing the world’s national shipowner associations and over 80% of the world merchant fleet. Concerned with all regulatory, operational, legal issues and employment affairs, ICS has members from around 40 countries.
Visit the International Chamber of Shipping website to find out more.
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