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Policy Implementation Capacity and Reported STCW Compliance in Maritime Training Institutions: A Multidimensional Governance

Jurnal Ilmiah Manajemen Kesatuan
Effective implementation of the Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping (STCW) for Seafarers requires maritime training institutions to translate regulatory requirements into routine educational and administrative practices.
Antonius Edy Kristiyono, Anugrah Nur Prasetyo, Shofa Dai Robbi, Ariyono Setiawan, C. W. Onn   +4 more
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Quality Development Management Of Educators In Improving Professional Competence (Descriptive Analytical Study At Smk Pelayaran Malahayati, Jakarta And SMK Pelayaran Buana Bahari Cirebon)

International Journal Of Humanities Education and Social Sciences (IJHESS), 2022
This research is based on the reality of the low competence of educators or teachers who teach in shipping secondary schools, especially those with a background in maritime education.
Bagaskoro, I. Wasliman, Waska Warta, A. Mulyanto   +3 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

An Exploratory Study to Measure Sextant Technical Skills in an Increasingly Digitalized Marine Environment [PDF]

TransNav
The fourth industrial revolution has ushered in a transformative era for the maritime industry, marked by the increasing digitalization of vessels and the emergence of maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS).
Yoss Leclerc, Francis Obeng
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Maritime Sector as a Space for Intercultural Interaction: Historical and Sociolinguistic Factors Shaping Professional Communication [PDF]

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This study provides an interdisciplinary analysis of the maritime industry as a background for intercultural communication and professional communicative competence.
Natalia Moroshan, Oksana Tymofyeyeva, Iryna Tatarko, Svitlana Chyzh   +3 more
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Enhancing Cadet Competencies through Experiential Onboard Navigational Training: A Quasi-Experimental Study [PDF]

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Experiential learning is fundamental to maritime education because it enables cadets to translate classroom knowledge into practical shipboard competencies essential for safe navigation and professional practice.
Arle G. Gargalicano, Roderick Germo, D.A. Dalipe   +2 more
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The Conning of a Ship in a Digitalized Environment: Art or Science? [PDF]

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Maritime pilotage remains a critical safeguard for navigational safety, yet rapid advances in digital navigation technologies, particularly Portable Pilot Units (PPUs) are reshaping how pilots perform the conning of a ship. While PPUs enhance situational
Yoss Leclerc
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Foundation for the Promotion of Technical Education [PDF]

TransNav, 2008
The author presents his project to establish an institution under the name ?Foundation for promotion of technical education? on the base of his experience reached in the field of crewing and maritime education and training.
Stanislaw Zurkiewicz
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A Conceptual Approach to Managing Labor Resources in the Maritime Industry

, 2020
Motivation: More than 70% of accidents in the fleet are due to the "human factor" a wide range of psychological and psychophysiological qualities of the person, which in some way affect the result of its operations.
O. Zakharchenko, S. Kolodynskyi, O. Yevdokimova, N. S. Mamontenko, Oleksandr Darushyn   +4 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Participation of Polish Maritime Educational Institutions in Implementing Ideas of the EU Green Paper [PDF]

TransNav, 2008
This article undertakes issues included in the Green Paper project on a future maritime policy of the European Union. Emphasis is put on basic features of this study that indicate the need of a holistic approach to the maritime policy, instead of ...
Aleksander Walczak
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