01736 364324

Basic Safety Training Dates Price

Survival at Sea (STCW)

11 September

16 October

13 November£130

First Aid (STCW)12 September

14 November£100

Fire Fighting13 September

15 November£130

Health And Safety14 September

12 November£100

Safety Awareness

* Mandatory by law

(see reverse)

10 September (Newlyn)

9 November (Padstow)£100

Under 16.5m Skipper’s Ticket

100% funding available. Please call for detailsDates

Stability Awareness for Experienced Fishermen 27 September

Advanced Stability Awareness 28 September

MCA 30 hour AEC Engine course 8-11 October

2 Day Watchkeeping and Navigation 9-10 October

5 Day Watchkeeping and Navigation24,25,26 and

29,30 October

GMDSS VHF SRC 9-10 November

Call us now to book your place

www.seafoodcornwalltraining.co.uk

Funding from the EU EMFF and

MCA, through the Seafish

Training Programme, is now

available for experienced

fishermen (with 2 years fishing

experience) to refresh their

basic training and take courses

towards their Under 16.5m

Skippers Ticket or Certificate ofCompetence. Candidates must

already hold all four basic

safety certificates and have

completed their SafetyAwareness. We help you apply

for funding.

Looe Harbour Office 14 September

Newquay Harbour Mission 21 September

Mevagissey Social Club 5 October

St Ives Rose Lodge 12 October

Padstow Memorial Hall 18 October

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regarding safety, training courses, grants,

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Another successful Introduction to Commercial Fishing course concluded on 20 July.

9 new fishermen are now entering the industry. The candidates showed dedication

and enthusiasm during all 3 weeks of the course and are now fully qualified and

eager to find berths. Best wishes for success in your new career.

Mandatory Safety Awareness and Risk Assessment Training

MGN 411 (M+F): Since the

mandatory Seafish SafetyAwareness and Risk Assessmentcourse has no STCW alternative,

any fishermen coming from

outside the UK must, regardless of

whether he has undertaken the

Merchant Navy STCW basic safety

training, undertake this course

before commencing work for the

first time on a UK Registered

fishing vessel. Any UK fisherman

with two years experience must

also undertake the Seafish SafetyAwareness and Risk AssessmentCourse.

For information or support to develop your project, contact:

Amy Thurtle 01736 364324

amy.thurtle@cornwallrcc.org.uk

Guidance and support are free for community groups. Amy

Thurtle is employed by Cornwall Rural Community Charity and

is hosted by Seafood Cornwall Training in Newlyn, Cornwall.

We are offering a 2 Day Watchkeeping and Navigation course on 9-10 October

This certificate allows you to serve as officer in charge of

the watch on a vessel of 7m or more and less than

16.5m registered length, up to 20nm from a safe haven.

It can count towards your Under 16.5m Skippers ticket

(restricted).

The course is free if you have completed your basic

safety training, including Safety Awareness.