How do I become a sailor in Ghana?

How do I become a sailor in Ghana?

The course typically involves three years of classroom instruction and one year of onboard training. Afterward, the person needs to take (and pass) the seaman’s state board exam. If you are not a BSMT or BSMarE graduate, working on a ship is still possible as long as you take the necessary training.

Does Ghana have a ship?

The M/V Adobia, a first class multi-purpose cargo shipping vessel wholly owned by a Ghanaian, was launched in Tema at the weekend.

What is the work of Ghana Maritime Authority?

The Authority is responsible for enforcing international maritime conventions and national rules and regulations, according to the Ghana Shipping Act 2003 (Act 645). The Authority is also responsible for regulating maritime transport, port and vessel activities, marine waste management and environmental protection.

Who is the head of Ghana Maritime Authority?

Mr. Thomas Kofi Alonsi is a solicitor with over sixteen (16) years of working experience both in the private and public sectors. Until his appointment as the Director-General of the Ghana Maritime Authority in March 2019, he worked with Sory @ Law, a law firm located at East Legon, Accra as a practicing lawyer.

How much is the fees for Maritime university of Ghana?

The university offers degree programs, certificate courses, diploma courses and short courses. The currency of the country is Ghanaian Cedi (GH₵). Tuition fees range from USD: 600 – 7.500. See details below.

What to study to become a sailor?

Aspirants who qualified in 10+2 examination with 60% marks aggregate in maths and physics along with one of these subjects – chemistry, biology or computer science – are eligible. The age should be between 17 and 20 years on the day of enrolment.