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Leading superyacht crew training company Warsash Superyacht Academy has recently announced an open day, to be held on the 24th January 2014 in Southampton. The day will showcase the opportunities in the maritime industry that are available to school and college leavers, as well as those who are looking to change their career.
The staff at Warsash will be on hand throughout the day to provide guidance and information on training for pursuing a career in the superyacht industry. Also representatives from two of their service partners, Viking Recruitment and Wilsonhalligan, will be exhibiting and able to provide further information on recruitment opportunities in the superyacht industry.
The open day starts at 10am and finishes at 4pm. To register for an open day or for more information, visit Warsash Superyacht Academy.
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