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A FEW WORDS ABOUT US
GMC was established in 2011 and is a fully equipped training center with high quality facilities, with a frame of reference and educational philosophy that is appropriate to the needs of the shipping market. Our teaching staff is consisted of Master Mariners ,Chief Engineers, Naval Architects, Electrical Engineers and Radio Officers combining Academic background with extensive experience and knowledge in shipping and maritime education, University degree lecturers and executives who are actively working in the shipping market.
GMC MARITIME ACADEMY & MARITIME TRAINING CENTER
GMC is approved as an authorized training center to conduct maritime training courses on behalf of the Cyprus Flag, Malta, Finnish Transport and Communications Agency (Traficom), Panama, the Republic of the Marshall Islands & the Bahamas Maritime Authority under the STCW 1978 Convention as amended, defining the requirements and procedures by which regulatory training and certification for seagoing mariners should be provided by Flag Administrations and their authorized training centers
Our company is certified according to ISO 9001:2015 by ABS Quality Evaluations regarding the design, development and provision of training courses. Provision of IMO Model courses and related to STCW and ILO requirements. Certificate No:46375
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Pacific Basin Using Carbon Offsets for Shore Operations and Customers
Pacific Logger one of the Pacific Basin’s Handrysize dry bulk vessels – courtesy Pacific BasinBY THE MARITIME EXECUTIVE 12-04-2020 07:29:09 Hong Kong’s Pacific Basin Shipping company
Order for Largest Marine Robotic Vessels with Green Fuel Capabilities
Marine robotic vessels, remotely controlled and prepared for green fuelsBY THE MARITIME EXECUTIVE 11-23-2020 02:58:30 As part of the industry’s move to the next generation of
Report Highlights Improvements in Low-Sulfur Fuels While HSFO Varies
(file photo)BY THE MARITIME EXECUTIVE 11-18-2020 06:22:31 One of the key concerns related to the introduction of the IMO’s low sulfur fuel regulations in 2020 related
