Life on-board Aida IV
Deck and engine training has been conducted on-board Aida IV since 1992, and it is equipped to provide professional and vocational maritime training that meets all the current national and international standards.The vessel''s home port is Alexandria port, one of the largest ports in the Mediterranean Sea
Downtown Alexandria is within close reach and is easily approachable by road and tramway.In addition to the teaching facilities, Aida IV has a refectory, accommodation with approximately 160 beds dedicated for cadets a gym and fitness rooms. The vessel staff members supervise the pastoral concern and correction of all cadets, as well as organizing vessel visits and other bodily functions.As the vessel and the STI are part of AASTMT, students enrolled on programmers at STI are able to contract advantage of the facilities and services provided by the Academy.AASTMT (Maritime Sector) is committed to the training of seafarers and, with our range of training and recreational facilities, is ideally located to give cadets the best possible beginning to their maritime careers.
Cadet Support and Cadet Information Center
The Cadet Support Office is the one stop shop for all aspects of cadet life, academic related issues, work help, cadet welfare and pastoral attention, hate crime and harassment monitoring.The cadet Support Office can be found in the College of maritime transport and technology, Building C, on 1st floor, offices 123, 125, 127, 129, 131 and 133.
Feel free to contact the cadet Support Staff through the Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sea-Training-Institute/1387445024813695).
Welfare Support
The cadet Support is the STI-wide network of staff and services that work together to enhance the cadet experience. To support cadets’ learning and personal development, the academic and support staff in each department is operating in close partnership with the specialist AASTMT central student services, the welfare and advice functions of other AASTMT services.This network enables cadets to access the information, advice and guidance that cadets may need in order to fully gain from their time at the STI.
Cadets should be proactive in seeking the necessary personal and academic support from the kind of sources that establish up the cadet support.
Stand for Your Studies
TheSTI has excellent resources and facilities to help you with your subject areas.In add-on to all the facilities in the main campus of AASTMT, We have the only training vessel in the region.
There are significant collections of books, journals, videos, DVDs, and other multimedia material searchable from the Libraries, which fully support cadets with their maritime study programmers.The cadet Support staff is also there to offer counsel and assistance with your studies.
