Clyde Marine Training Reports Short Course Milestone

Posted by Michelle Howard
Monday, March 2, 2015

Clyde Marine Training informs it has reached a milestone this week, welcoming its 10,000th person to successfully complete one of its marine short courses.

Christopher Anderson was undertaking the Personal Survival Techniques course and he and the rest of the delegates on the course enjoyed a celebratory cake to mark the occasion.

Clyde Marine Training runs more than 100 scheduled courses a year as well as a number of on-demand and bespoke ones covering STCW courses, personal survival techniques, basic safety training, maritime security courses and crowd management. The various courses are held in Glasgow and in Southampton with the on-demand courses held a variety of venues across the country.

 

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