ALAM launched Nautical Cadetship Programme
ALAM introduced the first Nautical Cadetship Programme in Malaysia to provide officer level training locally
Privatisation of ALAM to MMASB
Privatised as the Malaysian Maritime Academy Sdn. Bhd. with consortium members comprising of PETRONAS, MISC Berhad, Klang Port Management (KPM) and Penang Shipbuilding & Construction (PSC)
ALAM was awarded with the MS ISO 9002
Awarded the MS ISO 9002 for STCW courses, bringing ALAM’s curriculum up to world-class standards
The start of a strong industry ownership
ALAM became wholly owned by MISC Berhad & PETRONAS, signifying the beginning of a strong industry relationship
The first batch of female cadets enrolled
- ALAM became wholly owned by MISC Berhad.
- ALAM opened its doors to female cadets.
- The first batch of female cadets enrolled at ALAM for Diploma in Nautical Studies and Diploma in Marine Engineering.
ALAM’s training syllabus adopted by IMO
IMO adopted ALAM’s detailed training syllabus as the model course for LNG Liquid Cargo Operations Simulator (LICOS) training at STW 38 Sub-Committee meeting
ALAM gained International Accreditation
Obtained International Accreditation for BOSIET courses by OPITO and accredited as an OPITO Approved Training Provider
Joint development with ABS
Joint development of world’s 1st Chemical e-Learning program with ABS
Best Maritime Training Institute
Won Best Maritime Training Institute during World Maritime Day Celebration in 2015
Accredited as Approved Training Centre for OSV
Accredited by Department of Skills Development (JPK), Ministry of Human Resource as Approved Training Centre for Offshore Supply Vessel (OSV) Training at SKM Level 3