South Tyneside College have been successful with a program to provide an amazing opportunity for learners to gain the skills, knowledge and experience to lead in football coaching in the area.
Working in partnership with the English Colleges FA (ECFA) four students have been selected as part of a new coaching academy to lead the growth of the game in South Tyneside through their Development Fund.
South Shields Marine School’s experts are sparking an international fire safety collaboration into life in Africa.
They have provided vital technical know-how that is helping Kenya’s navy build its first specialist fire-fighting training centre.
We were delighted to welcome the latest addition to the Marine Offshore Safety Training Centre team, James Musgrove – who has joined us as a Lecturer.
South Shields Marine School’s award-winning 3D modelling team is rewriting history – but it could take some time.
To keep pace with technology, the team is upgrading computer files which hold details of their ground-breaking work in ship and port digital modelling from more than 20 years.
Maritime expert Simon Ashton has brought his career full circle by being named the new Principal of South Shields Marine School.
Simon, 46, began his training as an ambitious cadet at the marine school – the world’s oldest purpose-built maritime training centre – in 1993.
Our hard-working GCSE maths and English students have excelled, new results show today.
South of the river all 38 English language learners passed – and 36.8% did so at high grade, and there was similar success on our maths courses.
All 28 maths foundation and tier F students passed, at 35.7% and 100% high grade respectively. And 81% of our 22 maths higher students passed, 54.5% at high grade.
Overall, that’s a 95.6% pass rate for 90 students – a tremendous 42.2% high grade mark.
South Shields Marine School has enhanced its status as a world-leading training centre through a £300,000 new generation systems upgrade.
Its world-class bridge simulators, on which seafarers learn their trade via cutting edge ship modelling and 3D visuals, now run on Norwegian technology firm Kongsberg’s latest K-Sim maritime software.
South Shields Marine School’s Principal has hailed the success of a ‘virtual’ recruitment day on Saturday, November 28, which saw 130 would-be mariners sign-up for careers at sea.
Simon Ashton said he was thrilled so many people had committed their futures to the Merchant Navy from an event which connected his team to a global audience via an online portal.
Seafarers taking courses at South Shields Marine School have been buoyed by the introduction of new technology to help them beat the coronavirus pandemic.
Those from as far afield as the Middle East and India are now able to access high-quality lessons online – ensuring lecturers can continue to deliver key learning all year round.
South Shields Marine School is going ‘virtual’ to help would-be seafarers navigate the stormy waters of coronavirus to launch their careers.
Staff will be online between 10am and 2pm on Saturday, November 28, via a virtual portal to relay in-depth information about life in the Merchant Navy.