Photo: ‘ABLE-BODIED SEAMEN’
On Friday, the Caribbean Maritime University (CMU) conferred multi-purpose rating certification upon 32 students who will be employed to EXMAR Ship Management, based in Belgium, as 'able-bodied seamen'. The three-month programme, sponsored by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information with training delivered by CMU, targeted at-risk youth from across the island. Among those present at the ceremony (seated from left) were Captain Jhonny Pretell associate vice-president — Faculty of Marine and Nautical Studies; Captain Devron Newman, dean - Faculty of Marine and Nautical Studies; Eron McLean - vice president, University Advancement and development; and Judeen Palmer, programme coordinator — Faculty of Advanced Skills and Professional Development. (Photo: MIchael Gordon)
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July 28, 2018

Photo: ‘ABLE-BODIED SEAMEN’

On Friday, the Caribbean Maritime University (CMU) conferred multi-purpose rating certification upon 32 students who will be employed to EXMAR Ship Management, based in Belgium, as ‘able-bodied seamen’. The three-month programme, sponsored by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information with training delivered by CMU, targeted at-risk youth from across the island. Among those present at the ceremony (seated from left) were Captain Jhonny Pretell associate vice-president — Faculty of Marine and Nautical Studies; Captain Devron Newman, dean – Faculty of Marine and Nautical Studies; Eron McLean – vice president, University Advancement and development; and Judeen Palmer, programme coordinator — Faculty of Advanced Skills and Professional Development. (Photo: MIchael Gordon)

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