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BLUE PORTS | D2.6 State of the art report on the BLUE-PORTS common training methodology 6The recommendations of the assessment are:%u2022 Develop modular training programs: create targeted training modules that address the specific needs in environmental protection, energy transition, digitalization, and circular economy practices.%u2022 Initiate persons certification programs: implement certification programs aligned with international standards (e.g., ISO 17024) to validate the competencies gained through training.%u2022 Ensure continuous learning opportunities: establish continuous professional development opportunities, including workshops, webinars, and simulations, to keep personnel updated on the latest technologies and regulations.%u2022 Foster collaboration and knowledge sharing: foster partnerships with academic institutions, industry experts, and international bodies to enhance the quality and relevance of training programs.3. TRAINING METHODOLOGYTRAINING COURSE OBJECTIVESThe objective of BLUE PORTS courses is developing specialised knowledge and skills related to sustainable port management and operations. Participants will be offered a comprehensive overview of green technologies necessary to support the energy transition of ports and provided with training in operations and management.The two different courses target the training needs of port managers, Port Sustainability Adviser/Officer(PSAdviser/Officer) and port technical and operational staff, Port Sustainability Operator (PSOperator).The management workforce, core target of the Port Sustainability Adviser/Officer course, will acquire the knowledge to participate in teams that assess, implement, manage, and monitor green transition strategies, plans, roadmaps and drive sustainability initiatives within European small and medium-sized ports. They will be able to develop specialised knowledge and skills related to sustainable port management, ensuring a broad understanding of sustainability principles and how they shall be applied to the port environment.The technical and operational workforce, core target of the Port Sustainability Operator coursewill acquire the knowledge to technically and operationally support the application and operation of new technologies, practices and tools related to the port green transition, such as cold ironing, electric mobility, alternative fuels and waste management.The overarching objectives specific to each course are listed belo