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FOR OFFICERS
VALUE ADDED COURSES
JUN 06
BTM
5-9,12-16,19-23 & 26-30
ER SIMULATOR-MGT
19-23
ATCO
14-17
AUTOMATION
5-9
OILFAM
19-23
CHEMFAM
26-30
LCHS – MANAGEMENT LEVEL
12-16
VALUE ADDED COURSES
JUN 06
PSC/OM
1-2,7-8,19-20,26-27
FRAMO
1-3,22-24
SMS
5-9
ELECTRICAL PRACTICES

12-16,20-24

MEMS
2-3,19-20
COMMAND ORIENTATION COURSE
5-7 &19-21
TPSH
8-10 & 22-24

FOR CREW
VALUE ADDED COURSES
JUN 06
CHEMFAM
26-30
OILFAM
19-23
VALUE ADDED COURSES
JUN 06
INTEGRATED SAFETY TRAINING FOR RATINGS
5-9,12-16,19-23 & 26-30
Please Note: Computer Based Training (CBT) is Carried out everyday.


This month’s newsletter proudly shares with you the successful passing out of the pioneer Graduate Marine Engineer batch of SIMS, Lonavala on 08th May. Indeed a bright new chapter in the history of ESM we had all eagerly waited for. The twelve cadets had undergone rigorous six month training at the Lonavala campus and now getting ready to join various ships under the management for their additional six months of onboard training.

This is just the beginning of the fulfillment of the dream that we all shared for the future of the organization. Our first batch of deck cadets is due to pass out in another two months time and

thereafter we would be producing our in-house quality cadets on regular basis.

The process of recruitment for the next batch of deck and engineering cadets has already begun and we are happy to witness strong interest among applicants from all over the country to be part of this prestigious institution.

Any interest from the ESM family members to recommend bright and enthusiastic candidates for entry into either of these courses, please write to admission.sims@executiveship.com.


Here's a fabulous 5-pose yoga routine that will help you find serenity wherever you are!

If one of the exercises doesn't feel natural to you, skip it and go on to the next one. The most important part of yoga is breathing deeply, so remember to breathe deeply throughout each exercise and hold each pose for a count of five deep breaths. Enjoy!
1) Mountain Pose
Stand or seat up straight with your arms at your sides. Breathe. Make sure that your feet are parallel to each other. Lift your ribcage, and roll your shoulders back to open the chest.  Feel a slight arch to your low back, and keep your chin level.
2) Half Dog Pose
Find a table or chair at waist height. Stand facing the table and bend over so that your palms rest flat on the table's edge. Align your hips over your feet -- legs can be straight or bent slightly -- and lengthen your spine.
3) Extended Mountain Pose up on Your Toes
Interlace your hands and extend them up to the sky as you slowly lift your heels off the floor and come up on your toes. Become steady.
4) Half Dog Pose
Find a table or chair at waist height. Stand facing the table and bend over so that your palms rest flat on the table's edge. Align your hips over your feet -- legs can be straight or bent slightly -- and lengthen your spine.
5) Mountain Pose with Neck Stretch
Stand or seat up straight and gently tilt your head sideways, easing your right ear toward your right shoulder. Repeat to the opposite side.

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