New Generation of Brazilian Shipbuilding Professionals: Students Visit Shipyard to See How Vessels Are Built Up Close

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/06/2023 at 09:03

Updated on 10/06/2023 at 09:04

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Young Shipbuilding Talents Discover the Secrets of INACE in Fortaleza

Students in Shipbuilding training at IFCE Acaraú campus had an inspiring day at the INACE shipyard in Fortaleza, getting a close look at the daily operations of a large-scale shipyard. This visit, in addition to providing a glimpse into the job market, reinforced the lessons learned in the classroom with a dose of practical experience.

Vessel of Knowledge: INACE and the Future of Shipbuilding

On June 5th, IFCE Acaraú opened the doors of INACE for its Shipbuilding students. The campus has a long-standing and productive relationship with the shipyard, which has supported the training of future professionals. According to Professor Luciano de Lima Sobrinho, the partnership has provided internships and prospects for professional continuity for students, further enriching the course.

***Record of the Acaraú Delegation at the Shipyard***

During the visit, students were able to compare the theories learned and the images seen in class with the reality of boat production. As Professor Luciano emphasized, “given the technical importance of the second year of the course, it is essential that students have this experience to establish the connection between what is discussed in class and what really happens in the market.”

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Professor Luciano emphasizes that the partnership with the shipyard is of utmost importance for the course. “Today, with the recovery of INACE after the losses from the pandemic, it is important for students to know that there is a market for them. If they enjoy the area and dedicate themselves, they will be able to take advantage of the renaissance of the Brazilian naval sector. In the future, they will be able to balance work in a large shipyard with university studies in Fortaleza, just as many of our former students have done,” he explains.

Meet INACE

With activities starting in 1968, INACE has become a reference in the construction of medium and large vessels. Under the leadership of its founder, Gil Bezerra, the shipyard expanded its operations beyond building fishing boats, diversifying its naval demands. Today, INACE produces everything from vessels for the Brazilian Navy to port and coastal tugboats, offshore support vessels, boarding and disembarking boats, ferries, and river pushers, in addition to being a reference in the yacht market. Steel and aluminum are the main materials used in the construction of its hulls, reinforcing INACE’s position as a leader in the naval sector of Ceará.

New Generation of Brazilian Shipbuilding Professionals: Students Visit Shipyard to See How Vessels Are Built Up Close

Young Shipbuilding Talents Discover the Secrets of INACE in Fortaleza

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