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Funding for Cornish fisherman to complete courses toward the proposed “Under 16.5m Skipper’s Ticket” free of charge, has been extended through to May 2011.
The MCA have advised that in the future, it will be a requirement for all skippers of commercial fishing vessels under 16.5m to hold the new ticket, therefore fishermen should be encouraged to take advantage of the funding while it lasts. More detailed information covering all aspects of certification can be found on the MCA web site here.
The funding had been scheduled to come to an end at 31st March, but there are sufficient funds available to continue to offer courses in Cornwall free of charge until May.
In order to qualify for the funding, candidates must have completed their basic training courses consisting of Sea Survival, First Aid, Fire Fighting and Safety Awareness.
The MCA have advised that in the future, it will be a requirement for all skippers of commercial fishing vessels under 16.5m to hold the new ticket, therefore fishermen should be encouraged to take advantage of the funding while it lasts. More detailed information covering all aspects of certification can be found on the MCA web site here.
The funding had been scheduled to come to an end at 31st March, but there are sufficient funds available to continue to offer courses in Cornwall free of charge until May.
In order to qualify for the funding, candidates must have completed their basic training courses consisting of Sea Survival, First Aid, Fire Fighting and Safety Awareness.
Fishermen are advised to contact Seafood Cornwall Training in Newlyn (Seafish Approved Training Provider) for more information and to book on course dates.
Contact: 01736 364324
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