SuperyachtNews.com - Operations - SuperyachtNews COVID-19 Advisory - UKSA continues operations

By SuperyachtNews

SuperyachtNews COVID-19 Advisory - UKSA continues operations

While the UK is in a national lockdown, UKSA remains open in line with government guidance…

Following the UK government’s announcement regarding a national lockdown from 5 November, 2020, UKSA has confirmed that it remains open during the lockdown period, in line with government guidance, to deliver its long-term education and professional employment training programmes.

“We have progressed conversations as a matter of urgency with the various government departments, local Isle of Wight environmental health, and governing bodies,” comments Ben Willows, CEO of UKSA. “The guidance is that we should remain delivering our long-term professional education programmes as per our current schedule. However, this is an ever-evolving situation, and we will continue to monitor all guidance closely to provide our current and future students with timely updates.”

With a focus on keeping all students and staff as safe as possible, UKSA has planned its course programme and operations to reduce the usual capacity on site and ensure social-distancing rules can be adhered to.

Furthermore, UKSA has developed its Live Online Learning offering, for those courses that can be delivered on this platform. This will help support students to continue their training even when faced with travel restrictions. The suite of online courses will also help protect all on UKSA’s site by keeping numbers to a minimum.

UKSA students are being asked to stay safe by respecting its stringent COVID-19 guidelines, which includes the wearing of face masks where requested and honouring the social-distancing rules, whilst remaining in their student bubbles. The new national restrictions mean that students should only leave the site for exercise or shopping for essentials.

Profile links

UKSA

NEW: Sign up for SuperyachtNewsweek!

Get the latest weekly news, in-depth reports, intelligence, and strategic insights, delivered directly from The Superyacht Group's editors and market analysts.

Stay at the forefront of the superyacht industry with SuperyachtNewsweek


Click here to become part of The Superyacht Group community, and join us in our mission to make this industry accessible to all, and prosperous for the long-term. We are offering access to the superyacht industry’s most comprehensive and longstanding archive of business-critical information, as well as a comprehensive, real-time superyacht fleet database, for just £10 per month, because we are One Industry with One Mission. Sign up here.

Related news

Image for Training fund for seafarers facing redundancy due to COVID-19

Training fund for seafarers facing redundancy due to COVID-19

Seafarers are encouraged to acquire funding for training in other sectors, including the superyacht sector

Crew

Image for The Edmiston Foundation & Inclusivity Programme

The Edmiston Foundation & Inclusivity Programme

1,200 unemployed young people around the globe could find a career in the maritime sector in the next five years

Business

Image for Döhle Yachts supports aspiring superyacht officers

Döhle Yachts supports aspiring superyacht officers

A cadet training programme offers opportunities for young people starting a career on superyachts

Crew

NEW: Sign up for
SuperyachtNewsweek!

Get the latest weekly news, in-depth reports, intelligence, and strategic insights, delivered directly from The Superyacht Group's editors and market analysts.

Stay at the forefront of the superyacht industry with SuperyachtNewsweek

The SuperyachtNews App

Follow us on