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High school student pathway for Coxswain Grade 2 certification

Successful Certificate III in Aquaculture 2024 – Hatchery Group

Building international collaboration in Tasmania

Building International Collaboration in Tasmania Seafood and Maritime Tasmania (SMT) recently hosted a delegation from the Korean Marine Meister High School. The students visited the Huon Valley Trade Training Centre, Tassal, local oyster and abalone farms, gaining firsthand experience of the Tasmanian seafood industry. As part of the program delegates

Employers can now access Federal funding to support any new or existing employees undertaking a Certificate III and IV in Aquaculture. This means employers can enjoy a 10% wage subsidy for trainees during the first two years, up to $6,000 per year, and a 5% subsidy for the third year,

Starting a good year with ‘Job Seeker 2024’ program and see pathway of successful WISA candidates with SMT.

See our new addition training technology, team professional development and program for a new driver.

Check out how SMT celebrating Tasmanian Training Awards 2023 and what we proud of.

SMT raised awareness of diversity, inclusion, and equity in the seafood industry workforce at The World Aquaculture Conference and spoke to one of our recently completed Master <24 students.

Check out a new training program between SMT and regional high schools and how we can support your training.

SMT marking the return of Australian Wooden Boat Festival 2023 after being hold for 4 years since the pandemic.

SMT Welcoming 2023 with remarkable Echo Sounder Recovery, special training to support industry and our team movement.

Hear about a recent visit from Felix Ellis MP, new pathways for school students and continued learnings for our trainers.

It has been an exciting few weeks with the commissioning of the Mariner and completion of new courses in the north of Tasmania.