ENDORSEME PROJECT - QUESTIONNAIRE (ADMINISTRATION)

The international Erasmus+ ‘EndorseMe’ Project is gathering information about the current status of cross-recognition of seafarers’ qualifications - positive examples of current practice, as well as the barriers and challenges to greater mutual recognition and endorsement of training certificates. As part of the project, we would like to invite you to participate in our survey questionnaire.

The objective of this questionnaire is to survey National Maritime Administrations like yours, that are tasked with approval of such certifications, with the goal of gaining clarification on the procedures that are currently in place related to seafarer Certificates of Competency (CoC) and Certificates of Proficiency (CoP) on a EU member state level. The questions contained within the questionnaire are designed to collect information pertaining to national requirements for recognition of qualifications, which reflect the international standards and agreements for maritime work. The information collected will remain confidential and used solely for academic purposes.

The survey should take no longer than 5-10 minutes to complete. Thank you for your participation.

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1. You are a representative of Administration from: *
2. Please describe the procedures your Administration has regarding the recognition of seafarers’ foreign certificates? *
3. What national and/or international regulations are used for recognition of foreign certificates? Please provide details. *
4. Are there particular rules regarding recognition of certificates issued by particular countries? Please explain and/or attach any relevant information you can share. *
5. Please describe the criteria used for inclusion in your Administration’s ‘White List’ of countries for Certificates’ of Competency (CoC) recognition? *
6. Does your Administration maintain a ‘White List’ of Training Centres in other countries for specific Certificates of Proficiency (CoP) recognition? Please describe criteria used for inclusion in this List. *
7. How does your Administration handle situations where a seafarer has a CoC from an approved country but has CoPs from non-approved Training Centres? *
8. Is there support or guidance that your administration can apply to the case of a seafarer holding a non-recognised certification, in order for them to be able to work on ships under your flag? *
9. Is information about recognition of certificates public on your Administration website? *
If you answered "Yes" to the above question, please provide an administration website link.
10. Do you consider that a common policy regarding recognition of CoCs and CoPs, on an European level, would be useful for Administrations? Please explain why. *
11. Do you consider a central database to validate CoC’s and CoP’s would be of benefit to all vessel operators and flag administrations? *
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