Multi-Dimensional Blended
Learning Style
Our multi-dimensional “Blended Learning” approach combines multiple delivery media that are designed to complement each other and promote learning and application-learned behaviour. Blended learning mixes higher quality of mentee experience through face-to-face classrooms and structured “on-the-job” training from experienced mentors, live e-learning, various event-based activities and self-paced web-based courses on our Competency Management System. Collaborative learning, on the other hand, implies a more dynamic communication among many learners that brings about knowledge sharing.
Learning
facilities
At AEMA, we believe in providing our cadets with top-notch facilities
and opportunities for their successful future.
We walk the extra mile for our candidates and adhere to the highest quality standards.
Our world-class maritime academy is built on the foundation of excellence. Along with our training centres in India, we operate in the Philippines, China and Ukraine to support the career goals of our cadets worldwide.
Our state-of-the-art
facilities include
Workshop & Laboratories
Fully functional, modern, and exceptional in every regard, our workshops are equipped for training engineering and nautical cadets. Lathe machines, shaping machines, milling machines … Well-designed and fully equipped workshops are set up for training the engineering and nautical cadets.
The workshops are equipped with lathe machines, shaping machines, milling machines, welding and gas cutting equipment, plumbing and carpentry equipment’s, bench and pipe fitting equipment, electric and electronic controls, hydraulics, pneumatics trainer, etc. AEMA follows a very high standard of Safety and any candidate council to be flouting the safety norms will be reprimanded
Ship Forecastle Area and Seamanship Labs
At AEMA, we have constructed a ship forecastle area replica, complete with a working mooring winch, to educate the cadets in real-world mooring operations. Candidates will also have access to seamanship, LSA / FFA laboratories.
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Academy has constructed a ship forecastle area replica with a working mooring winch to educate the cadets in mooring operations. Academy has also set up a few Seamanship labs and LSA/ FFA lab with various equipment and replica models to facilitate training
Ship Handling
Simulator
To give the nautical cadets “hands-on” training, we have assembled a Bridge Simulator to assist in the education of steering exercises and understanding the functionality of diverse navigational
Library and
Net-lab
AEMA has a well-equipped library with technical books on all marine-related subjects to enhance the knowledge of the students. Each student can access the in-house Competency Management
Wheel House
and Lighthouse
Athletics & Recreation
We understand the importance of recreation in a cadet’s overall growth and professional development. For an elevated experience, AEMA has various leisure activities in the campus such as basketball, football, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, carom and chess. The recreation room is fully equipped with a flat-screen TV and DTH facilities, so that cadets may relax, unwind and socialise here at the end of the day.
Gymnasium
Accommodation
Boarding and Lodging Facilities
As our campus caters to residential programs, we are fully equipped with excellent hostel facilities which comprise of twin/triple sharing rooms. For added security and discipline, full-time wardens are present along with qualified medical supervisors. The canteen/food service area is a mixed cuisine hall and the diet is planned to be balanced, wholesome, delicious and nutritious for each student.
Kiosk
“The Anchorage” is an in-house kiosk operational at AEMA campus and caters to the minor daily needs of cadets including eatables, snacks, personal toiletry items, stationery and more. Students can avail of these items by payment in cash.