#TRET1911368AOrder of July 11, 2019, Establishing the Specialty 'Maritime Business Management and Fishing' for Vocational Baccalaureate
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This law creates a vocational baccalaureate specialty that focuses on managing maritime businesses and fishing operations. The new program outlines requirements for course delivery, professional skills, and assessment methods. It affects educational institutions under the Ministry of the Sea, offering graduates the potential to obtain professional maritime certificates under specific conditions.
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Key Changes
- Creation of a new vocational baccalaureate focused on maritime business management and fishing.
- Sets structure for course delivery and evaluation methods.
- Introduces the potential for obtaining maritime professional certificates.
Obligations
What this law requires
Educational institutions must prepare the 'Maritime Business Management and Fishing' vocational baccalaureate specialty only in establishments under the competence of the Minister responsible for the sea, or in establishments approved by this Minister in accordance with the decree of June 25, 2019.
Initial school-based training students must complete a minimum of 18 weeks of professional workplace training: 4 weeks in second year, 6 weeks in first year, and 8 weeks in final year.
The mandatory living language examination must be conducted in English.
Each candidate must declare at registration whether they are presenting for examination in global form or progressive form, and this choice is definitive. For progressive form, candidates must specify which examinations or units they will sit in their registration session.
For candidates in first and final year classes, acquisition of maritime professional titles and attestations is conditional on attendance requirements and minimum grade thresholds specified in the examination regulations, and must include presentation to all baccalaureate examinations for this specialty.