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Careers in the UK seafood industry
The seafood industry needs talented and motivated people for a range of roles. Resources are available for jobseekers and seafood businesses. -
Elementary Health and Safety (online)
Elementary Health and Safety is a recognised qualification equivalent to a Level 2 certificate in England, Northern Ireland and Wales. -
Seafood business apprenticeships
We work with providers to support apprenticeship programmes that allow seafood businesses to support people working in a variety of roles. -
Career case studies
Five case studies of careers in seafood. -
Onshore Training Partners
Across the UK training for the onshore seafood sector is supported by a range of partnerships and collaborative working. -
Offshore Approved Training Providers
Delivery of fishermen's training courses is undertaken by Seafish approved instructors working for our network of Approved Training Providers (ATPs). -
Apprentices are catch of the day for Plymouth fish and chip shop
A case study looking at how apprentices can be a real asset to the team at Harbourside and deliver a great fish and chip experience. -
Man Overboard Awareness Events
Funded events for commercial fishermen in special training pools across the UK. Experience the danger of going overboard in a controlled environment. -
Practical Fish Smoking training
A range of practical training/coaching sessions based at various UK training centres to be announced in 2024. -
Fish Smoking Training Courses
Smoking seafood is a way of giving it a unique taste and flavour. We support fish smoking training courses. -
Making fishing safer in the UK
Fishing is one of the riskiest jobs in the world. Find out how to make you, your crew and your fishing vessel safer. -
Fishmongering and Fish Filleting Training Courses
Fishmongers are trained in sourcing, processing, merchandising and selling raw fish and seafood. Find training courses suitable for fishmongers.