ABYMA ‘Industry Showcase’ Sets Sail with Ocean of Opportunities
The 2nd ABYMA ‘Industry Showcase’ is finally here, and it is going to take place this Thursday and Friday at the mesmerizing Lucky Eddi’s in English Harbour.
This event has garnered considerable anticipation, and the Antigua and Barbuda Marine Association is inviting both experienced sailors and beginners alike to come and explore the vast opportunities available in the maritime industry.
The showcase aims to highlight the transferable skills that can act as a gateway into the dynamic and exciting world of the maritime industry.
It is an excellent opportunity for electricians, woodworkers, varnishers, painters, plumbers, and hospitality professionals such as waitstaff and housekeeping personnel to showcase their expertise and to learn more about the industry.
Even if you have no prior experience in the nautical world, there’s no need to worry. The event offers tailored training sessions to ensure that everyone can learn and benefit from the showcase.
So, get ready for an illuminating journey into the diverse opportunities on display at the ABYMA Industry Showcase.
This event promises to unveil the beating heart of Antigua and Barbuda’s thriving yachting sector, where every attendee has the chance to embark on a captivating journey into the heart of maritime excellence.
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