National Sailing Academy Launches Scholarship Program for Maritime Courses
The National Sailing Academy (NSA) is proud to announce an exciting scholarship opportunity for individuals looking to advance their careers in the maritime industry. Whether you are a current or past NSA student eager to further your journey or someone seeking to progress their professional qualification, this program provides a pathway to success.
The scholarships have been made possible by the Orange County Community Foundation .
The scholarship covers a range of essential courses, including RYA Day Skipper Theory, STCW (Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping), ADOMS Antigua Boat Master and RYA Competent Crew.
Each applicant will select the course(s) that they feel is applicable towards their future goals. Candidates will be interviewed to assess their career goal.
These courses are designed to equip participants with the knowledge and practical skills necessary for a successful career in sailing, yachting, and maritime operations.
Limited Spots – Apply Now!
The deadline for applications is February 21st, and spots are limited. Interested candidates can apply via the official Google Form link HERE.
This is a unique opportunity for aspiring mariners to gain industry-recognized certifications and take the next step in their professional development.
If you apply for multiple courses or all available courses, please note that you may not be able to participate in all of them due to availability.
Don’t miss out—secure your spot today and set sail toward a brighter future!
For more details, visit the National Sailing Academy or contact us via email: [email protected] or Call/WhatsApp us at: +1268 562-8060 or +1268 736-1345.
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