2020•Journal of Fisheries and Marine Sciences EducationRequires access

A Study on the Improvement of Law for the on-board Training of Maritime Schools by COVID-19

Ji Hong Kim

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Under the recent worldwide spread of COVID-19, the maritime schools need to review the mandatory minimum requirements for issuing a certification of officers through the suspension and resumption of on-board training. The domestic law requires at least one year of sea-going services for graduates of maritime schools to issue a certification of officers, and requires at least six months of on-board training during their sea-going services. However, STCW allows online education methods such as e-learning by approval of the competent authority for one year

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Key concepts: Certification, Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), Training (meteorology), On board, Board certification, Law, Medical education, Business