Kongsberg Maritime’s new global training website

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kongsberg-maritime-training-websiteKongsberg Maritime launched its new global training portal, featuring an easy navigation which improves functionality for selection and booking of training courses. Their schedule, available at training centres in 11 countries, is now accessible to all visitors.
The new training portal is responsive (meaning that courses can be booked from desktop, tablet or mobile) and provides information on course content, pre-requisites and assessment information, as well as duration and cost. Courses can be searched by location or course category and dates can be viewed in list view, along with availability. More than 130 training courses available worldwide can be booked through the website, in addition to vessel specific and customised courses.
The leading maritime technology developer also offers high quality maritime training, covering all aspects of automation, dynamic positioning, navigation, reference systems and subsea survey and crane operations. Type Specific and generic training includes courses recognised by DNV-GL, IMCA and the Nautical Institute.
“We offer an extensive range of courses globally so the new website has been designed to ensure customers can easily find course availability and submit booking requests,” said Eirik Hagensen, General Manager, Global Customer Training, Kongsberg Maritime. “With such a diverse course offering, it’s important that we provide clear, user-friendly access to help our customers find the courses they need at the right time and location, and we believe our new online training portal achieves this.”

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