Training of trainers and maritime inspectors in the application of the ILO Maritime Labour Convention, 2006

Who attends this course?

Trainers of maritime inspectors/surveyors, including labour inspectors with experience of maritime inspections, surveyors from classification societies that carry out maritime labour inspections on behalf of flag States and port States, and representatives of seafarers' and shipowners' organizations.

What topics does this academy cover?

This academy appeals to a wide audience, because all training materials are adaptable to participants’ local contexts.

• Maritime labour law
• Inspection and certification
• Compliance and enforcement

What will I learn?

Active, hands-on learning methods ensure that participants are prepared to design and run training sessions in the field.

• All about the MLC, 2006, from minimum requirements to compliance and enforcement
• Similarities and differences between the MLC, 2006 and IMO conventions
• How to conduct inspections of different types of ships, including uncertified ships

What will I be able to do?

The optional end-of-academy exam allows participants to prove their knowledge and skills with an official ILO certification.

• Apply active learning methods and training materials in workshops
• Adapt training materials to national laws and local practices
• Organize, manage, facilitate, monitor, and evaluate local training activities

Why should I join?

This highly practical academy provides participants with the tools they need, as well as the opportunity to run a training session.

• Participants may choose to become certified in MLC, 2006 competence.
• Resources include ILO experts and experienced maritime inspectors.
• Participants receive a package of trainers’ materials for use at the national level.