New York College

 

 

We invite companies to become partners with us in providing their employees with valuable knowledge and qualifications necessary to make the difference in their job performance.

If you are considering educating and/or training your staff, New York College can offer you a wide selection of training and degree programs, with competitive tuition and offered on 'executive-mode' of study, thus, without interrupting your employees' work schedules.

Companies such as Carrefour, Nestle, Telecom, UPS, Metro S.A., Casino Club - Loutraki, Agna Group, OSG SHIP MANAGEMENT (GR) LTD, HELLENIC SHIPYARDS, TRITEA MARITIME LTD, and others, have trusted in us the training of their executives in tailor-made programs of study, short courses, bachelor, master and MBA degrees.

If you wish to have more specific information please click HERE and one of our trained staff members will be available to discuss with you what New York College has to offer to your company.

Competitive Advantages

• University-level education with the expertise of well-known universities of Europe and the U.S.A.
• Trainers and faculty members with the best educational and industry credentials.
• Support by OAED-LAEK training funds.
• Tailor-made programs of study, in response of your company's needs.
• Course credit accumulation, enabling participants to transfer on degree programs.

Indicative Subject Areas

Management

• Organizational Behaviour and Leadership
• Intercultural Management
• Negotiation, Mediation
• International Marketing
• Management of Sales Operations
• Organizational Security Management

Finance

• Financial Management
• Financial Strategy
• Financial Markets
• Retail Banking

Human Resource Management

• Industrial Relations and Legal Framework
• Managing Change
• Strategic Development of HR
• Strategic Management of HR

English Language and Communication

• Business English
• Presentations
• Report Writing
• Business Correspondence

Commercial Management of Ships

• Chartering
• Sale and Purchase
• Financial Planning
• Communications and IT in the Maritime Industry
• Liner Shipping operations
• Short Sea shipping

• Environmental risk
• Quality-Safety and Security Management
• Flag and Port State Inspections
• Officer and Crew Training
• Planning Repairs and Implementing Maintenance
• Shipbuilding and Ship-Repair contracts
• Crisis Management
• Technical Aspects of Hull and Machinery Claims

Shipping Economics and Finance

• Ship management and ship owning financial accountining
• Shipping company’s financial performance
• Budgeting Planning and financial control
• Financial Risks
• Economics of shipping markets and shipping cycles
• Economics of Shipping sectors
• Economics of Maritime Safety and seafaring labour market
• National and International Shipping policies

• International organisations – Maritime policies – Conventions
• National Frameworks – Flag and Port States
• Ship purchasing and registering issues
• Crewing and employment issues
• Model contracts [bimco]
• Law of contracts
• Carriage of goods by sea
• Collisions – Salvage – Towage – Pollution – Arbitration
• Ship management contracts – New building contracts
• ISM – ISPS – STCW – SOLAS – ILO – MARPOL – UNCLOS – ILL

Marine Insurance 

• The Lloyd’s market
• Hull and Machinery
• War Risks
• Sea Piracy
• Protection and Indemnity
• Freight, demurrage and defence
• Claim procedures and documentation