VSTEP is proud to announce its growing presence in France as Le CFANI, an esteemed institution in Tremblay-sur-Mauldre, has chosen to integrate their state-of-the-art NAUTIS simulators into their training programs.
This strategic move marks a significant step in extending VSTEP’s influence in the French maritime education sector.
Revolutionising Training with Simulation Technology
Le CFANI has invested in two CESNI Vessel Handling simulators and an instructor/debriefing station, reinforcing their commitment to high-quality maritime training. With their simulators already established in other parts of France, Le CFANI is set to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of their training programs dramatically.
The decision to integrate the NAUTIS simulators was driven by Le CFANI’s commitment to enhancing logistics and streamlining their training process. Their training vessel was located 30 km away on the Seine, requiring complex arrangements, such as hiring buses and transporting students for practical sessions. This process was not only time-consuming but also resource-intensive.
Enhancing Training Efficiency
By investing in VSTEP's simulators, Le CFANI can now conduct seamless training sessions on campus
By investing in VSTEP's simulators, Le CFANI can now conduct seamless training sessions on campus, significantly enhancing the efficiency and accessibility of their programs.
The ease of use provided by the NAUTIS simulators ensures that students can practice essential vessel handling skills in a controlled, realistic environment without logistical hurdles. This innovation is truly made for learning, as it empowers educators to focus on delivering high-quality instruction.
“Making a customer’s life easier is so rewarding. We are thrilled to support Le CFANI in their mission to provide top-notch maritime training.” said Luuk ten Bergen, Business Developer at VSTEP.
Le CFANI
- A Fun Fact: Le CFANI was one of the institutes providing Training for the Olympics opening ceremony
Interestingly, Le CFANI has been training pilots for the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games. Their simulators are playing a crucial role in preparing these pilots for one of the world’s most prestigious events.
