03 November to 28 April 2027
National and international marinas have undergone a profound transformation over the last 15 years, going from being simple shelters for recreational units to gateways to the local area and possible tools for its enhancement.A marina manager is a professional who manages the day-to-day operations and strategy of a marina, ensuring that all activities are carried out efficiently and that the services offered to boaters are of high quality. This role implies a combination of managerial, logistical, commercial and sometimes even environmental skills, considering that a marina is often in an ecologically sensitive area.The marina manager must be able to balance operational, commercial and environmental needs, managing a wide range of activities and making decisions that ensure the sustainable growth and smooth operation of the marina.
RECREATIONAL BOATING FACILITIES
Mooring buoys
Mooring types Andana, Quay bow, Longside
Mooring lines nomenclature and types
Dead bodies and catenaries
Landings and types of marinas
Anchorage points in ports under the jurisdiction of the harbour master's office.
PORT INFRASTRUCTURE
Marina planning and design
Quay and dock
Defence works
Dry dock
Docks and Wharves
Dredging the seabed
PORT SERVICES
Shipbuilding, hauling and launching, garaging
Bunkering and water supply
Mooring and unmooring
Towing, towing and boat recovery
The security service
The meteorology service
Restaurant and catering services
Security
THE PROFESSIONAL FIGURES WORKING IN A MARINAO
The Port Director
The Port Technical Manager
The Port Services Officer
The Harbour Seaman
PFSO Port Facility Security Officer
The professional figure of the shipping agency
Independent motoring and electronics services as well as port servicing.
The figure of the boatswain
THE MARINA MANAGEMENT
Marketing and hospitality management
The Mooring Plan
The Berth Reservation System
I Marina Resort
The liability of the marina operator
Vhf services and transponders for berths and port services.
PROTECTION OF LOCAL ECOSYSTEMS
Environmental Management Plans: Draw up a plan that includes measures to protect marine habitats and surrounding coastal areas.
Detection and prevention of invasive species: Monitor the presence of marine invasive species and adopt policies for their control or prevention.
Protected areas: Promote the use of protected areas within the port as reference areas
Diploma or short degree
Private Master's certificate of attendance
Project work certificate
Safety at work course (low risk)
Possibility of financing;
Reworking and updating the CV for dissemination to companies in the sector at the end of the training course
Propaedeutic phase:
Study of preparatory texts provided by the European Tourism Institute;
6-month English language course ”all you can learn” formula. If you already have at least a self-certified B2 level of English, you can choose another of the following languages: French, Spanish, German, Portuguese and Italian.
Safety at work course (Legislative Decree 81/08) on FAD platform for the duration of 8 hours of General Training + Low Risk, with relative issue of certificate.
Classroom phase 80 hours of live streaming lectures
Project work: realisation of a project (1 month)
Digital CV editing
CV dissemination
Job orientation;
30
80 hours
Private Master's certificate of attendance
Project work certificate
Safety at work course (low risk)
10 CNF TRAINING CREDITS FOR MEMBERS OF THE BAR
Development of a strategic analysis scheme for marina management capacity, objective: to support decisions on marketing, operations and sustainability.
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