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Bandari Maritime Students Benefit From Special Onboard Training In South Korea

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In a significant achievement for Kenyan Maritime training, Bandari Maritime Academy (BMA) cadets Esther Wanjala, Chepkirui Chebole, and Nowel Watiiri participating in South Korea’s Global On-Board Training (GOBT) Program 2024 have concluded their training with remarkable results.

Among 13 participating countries, Kenya ranked 1st in Engineering and 3rd overall in the Deck department, showcasing the strength and dedication of Bandari Maritime Academy training and curriculum.

This achievement highlights Kenya’s strong presence in Maritime education, which has been strengthened by BMA’s commitment to fostering excellence in the Maritime and Blue Economy sectors.

The GOBT program provided Kenyan cadets with invaluable hands-on training, enhancing their professional competencies and setting them apart in international maritime standards.

In attendance to mark the occasion was Kenya’s Ambassador to South Korea,  Emmy Kipsoi, who met with the cadets, expressed her pride in their performance and commended the efforts of Bandari Maritime Academy and the Kenyan government in promoting Maritime education.

This success story underscores the strategic support provided by Principal Secretary (PS) State Department of Shipping and Maritime Affairs Geoffrey Kaituko who has been instrumental in advancing Maritime education and fostering international partnerships.

PS Kaituko guidance and dedication have enabled Kenyan cadets to thrive on the global stage, reinforcing the importance of Maritime skill development for national growth.

Bandari Maritime Academy CEO Dr. Eric Katana extended his congratulations to the cadets, emphasizing the Academy’s commitment to equipping future Maritime professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to excel globally.

BMA Deputy Director of Maritime Education and Training, Eng. Titus Kilonzi who also is the Coordinator for the GOBT 2024 between Kenyan Trainees and Korea Institute of Maritime and Fisheries Technology (KIMFT) said Bandari Maritime Academy’s participation in GOBT reflects the Academy's growing partnerships and dedication to producing world-class Maritime professionals.

 

 

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