Ghana Navy trains junior ratings in advanced engineering skills to boost operational readiness
Ghana Navy strengthened the technical capacity of its personnel with the successful completion of the Engineering Mechanic Qualifying Course 1-2026 at the School of Maritime Engineering and Combat Systems (SMECS) at Naval Base Sekondi. The 17-week training programme ended on Friday, July 17, 2026, and focused on equipping participants with specialised knowledge and practical skills in key engineering areas, including Internal Combustion Systems, Distillation and Reverse Osmosis Systems, and Compressor Systems. The training forms part of the Ghana Navy's efforts to improve the professional competence and operational readiness of its personnel.
Commander Michael Nyarko, Commanding Officer of SMECS, commended the trainees for their dedication, discipline, and resilience. He stated, "Technical training remains the silent authority underpinning every naval operation." Chief Petty Officer Class One (CPOI) Osei Joseph, Chief Instructor of the course, described the training as a significant milestone in the careers of the participants.
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The Ghana Navy has concluded an advanced engineering training program for junior ratings at the School of Maritime Engineering and Combat Systems.
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