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The Minister of Education, Training and Employment Boluda today visited the Maritime Corporation in Cartagena for the activity that develops professional, whose workers are being trained in the Integrated Training Center 'Hesperides'.

Sotoca Boluda valued the company has relied on the Department to update and improve the professional skills of their workers, which, in his opinion, reveals, "the quality of training offered in a center like CIFP 'Hesperides' , which is a national reference in the professional maritime fishing family. "

The Minister recalled that he "was our objective when we launched the Integrated Centre Network in the Region of Murcia, which were not only related to regulated vocational training but also were at the service of the productive and respond to the training needs of workers and employers. "

Specifically, the training they are receiving workers Boluda will allow them to achieve accreditation of Mechanical Naval Staff, a qualification required by law for workers of the company to exercise as officers and heads of machine merchant ships of up to 6,000 Kw.

Right now there is a group of twelve company employees attending the training in morning and afternoon, but it is expected that, upon completion of the course next March 8, start a second edition of it to enable more workers Boluda Maritime Corporation.

Hesperides CIFP

The Minister stressed that the Integrated Training Center 'Hesperides' "has extraordinary facilities, is equipped with the best equipment and the latest technology."

There is also a fantastic team of professionals, not only educational but also in business, that add value to the training it offers.

An offer that in the maritime and fishing brings two training cycles Navigation, Fisheries and Maritime Transport, and several training courses for employment related to specific health training for seafarers, professional diver, port Pattern, Restricted Operator of the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (ROC), or ro-ro ship and passenger.

Source: CARM