The commissioning of the new power station, which is to enable the school to be more self-sufficient in energy, coincides with the announcement last week that Tuvalu received full recognition status from the International Maritime Organization, Vidon noted. I have to say that the announcement is for me no surprise in a country which is known for its good governance.
Adequate training is indeed part of good governance.
The new facility on Amatuku Island consists of three 60-kilovolt diesel generators and of two kilometers of underground networking to ensure proper power distribution to the school's outlets. Tuvalu's maritime school mainly trains young seamen who are later employed on fishing vessels around the world. We all know how important it is to find job opportunities for the new generations. Specially, in this regard, this particular technical course of study is certainly one of the most appropriate I discovered after more than 15 years spent dealing with development. Graphics or Text Only .