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Funding support for training in the fishing industry
Funding may be available for workers on fishing vessels in the UK to improve their skills and safety knowledge. Find out what training we can cover. -
Training for new entrants to the fishing industry
Apprenticeships and training courses available for new entrants to the fishing industry. -
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. -
Careers on fishing vessels
There are many options for those who want to explore a career in fishing. This page explains types of roles available with links to training. -
Fish Quality Assessment Training Courses
Fish quality assessment should be objective, based on recognised schemes. Our courses look beyond "good/poor" quality. We aim to quantify quality. -
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. -
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. -
3-week Introduction to Commercial Fishing
A course for anyone who wants to start working on a commercial fishing vessel. Funding may be available to support costs. Contact us for more detail. -
Introduction to Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) in the seafood industry
This short course offers an introduction to Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points HACCP. -
Elementary Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) by eLearning
This food industry course focuses on the seven principles of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP). -
Bivalve Purification Management
This seafood course focuses on the procedures and management controls required to ensure safer live bivalves are available for sale to the public.