1. Acronyms
2. Definitions
3. Abstract
4. Executive Summary
    4.1 Objective, approach and outcome
    4.2 Structure of the deliverable
    4.3 Connection with other deliverables
5. Offshore Course Curriculum
    5.1 Facilities and infrastructure
    5.1.1 Teachers and instructors
    5.1.2 Location and infrastructure
    5.1.3 Requirements for participants
    5.2 Training and capacity building
    5.2.1 Method and teaching concept
    5.2.2 Feedback
    5.3 Training modules
    5.3.1 Environment and biology workshop: Including “Environmental regulations related to handling and disposal of wastes in an appropriate manner” and “Basic knowledge on the biology of target species employed and offshore aquaculture”
    5.3.2 Multi-use offshore Operation, Safety and Logistics Workshop: Including “Offshore platform operation”, “Basic knowledge on operational needs for land-based support systems”, “Basic knowledge on legislation and operation for special support boats”
    5.3.3 Technology workshop: Including “Basic knowledge on aquaculture technology employed in marine offshore farming”, “Basic knowledge on operational needs for land-based support systems”
    5.3.4 Law and regulation workshop: Including “Basic knowledge on legislation and operation for special support boats”
    5.3.5 Socio-Economic workshop: Including “Handling procedures and management issues of aquaculture offshore systems”, “Basic knowledge on operational needs for land-based support systems”
    5.3.6 Stakeholder engagement training for pilot leads
6. Learning Material
    6.1 Public deliverables
    6.2 Manuals and guidelines
    6.3 Reports
    Conclusion and Recommendation
    References
    Annex A – Workshop Flyer