In 2020, for the first time, SMT with Skills Tasmania and Apprenticeship Network Providers (ANPs) will be offered Master <35 M and MED 2 traineeships.
Traineeships allow employers the opportunity to access Apprenticeship funds to help support their employees learning.
For more information about the training please contact SMT or contact an ANP (See Skills Tasmania website under ANPs) for more information about the incentives available.
Ellen Duke is a third-generation oyster farmer who began her journey in the industry at 17, working in oyster hatcheries. At 18, she joined Seafood and Maritime Training (SMT) as a trainee, setting the foundation for her career in aquaculture.
In consultation with industry partners, SMT had developed Certificate IV in Shellfish Farm Management available now.
SMT would like to congratulate our very own Operations Manager, Michelle Dolbey, for graduating from the National Seafood Industry Leadership Program (NSLIP). Michelle is the first SMT employee to complete the program while employed at SMT. The program is funded
