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Rak Training Ship Sindbad

United Arab Emirates

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Rak Training Ship Sindbad is a maritime ship and logistics school in the United Arab Emirates. The company offers specialized training courses in areas such as navigation, machinery, radio technology, geotechnics, hydrography, and ship control. It was awarded the "Innovation in Maritime Training Award" by Sailor Today in 2006 and was nominated for the "Maritime Training Award" by Lloyd's List the following year. Rak Training Ship Sindbad uses a digital twin of the ship being trained for simulation before the real training begins. The school is located in RAK (Ras Al Khaimah) and is known for its unique maritime training approach.

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