This training program aims to convey and share with participants, Israel’s experience and holistic approach to the development of its intensive fish farming sector.
Through this training program, MASHAV aims to join the international community and contribute to meet the holistic vision of the SDG2 within the 2030 agenda of the United Nations.
The course intends also to create a framework for discussion and analysis to evaluate possible adaptation of new strategies and technologies to the conditions of each participating country.
Main Subjects
The training program will include professional lectures and field visits on:
- Aquaculture in Israel: Policies & strategies
- Extensive & intensive fish farming
- Production planning
- Inland and coastal production
- Water quality
- Nutrition and health management
- Applied technologies
- Aquaculture and ecology
- Research and Development
Please note that topics related to shellfish production (shrimp, clams, oysters, mussels, prawns and crayfish) will not be covered by the program
Application Requirements
The training is geared towards professionals related to the development of the aquaculture sector on a national, regional and /or local level.
Candidates should hold an academic degree in related disciplines and at least two years of professional work experience in governmental institutions, national and/or international organizations, research institutes, universities, NGOs and/or fish farming. A full command of English is required.
Application forms
Application forms and other information may be obtained at the nearest Israeli mission or at MASHAV’s website: http://mashav.mfa.gov.il/MFA/mashav/Courses/Pages/default.aspx.
Completed application forms, including the health declaration, should be sent to the nearest Israeli mission until 28th September, 2018.