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Home» News»CAE to provide innovative training systems for the Royal Australian Navy
CAE to provide innovative training systems for the Royal Australian Navy
Leading Seaman Electronics Technician Benjamin Holt shows Assistant Minister for Defence, and Assistant Minister for Veterans’ Affairs the Hon Matt Thistlethwaite MP the LHD virtual reality simulator during an official visit at the Navy Training Systems Centre (Australian MoD photo)

CAE to provide innovative training systems for the Royal Australian Navy

CAE Australia Pty Ltd. has been awarded the Platforms and Systems Training Contract (PSTC) by the Royal Australian Navy to deliver improved quality, efficiency, modernization, and remote capability in training.

Naval News Staff 05 Sep 2022

CAE press release

Under a 5-year agreement, CAE Australia will support the transformation of future training delivered to mariners across the Canberra Class Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD), Hobart Class Destroyer (DDG), Supply Class Auxiliary Oiler Replenisher (AOR) and Huon Class Minehunter Coastal (MHC). CAE’s innovative solution will enable the Royal Australian Navy to accelerate training throughput and enhance delivery of sustainable distributed training – on-site, in port, and at sea.

CAE Australia will leverage the expertise of Australian Industry partners Navantia Australia, UNSW, 3by3 Solutions, and MMCLD to present a diverse, innovative, and enduring enhancement to naval technical training. CAE’s training systems integration will align the training program, assets, and operations to ensure 110+ foundation, operator, and maintainer courses are delivered efficiently and effectively, whilst innovation opportunities are explored and developed.

Commodore Training, Commodore Charles Huxtable, RAN with Assistant Minister for Defence, and Assistant Minister for Veterans’ Affairs the Hon Matt Thistlethwaite MP and Manager Director CAE Asia Pacific, Mr Matthew Sibree during a platforms and systems training contract signing ceremony at the Navy Training Systems Centre (Australian MoD photo)

“CAE is humbled by the trust and confidence displayed by the Commonwealth through the award of this contract to transform and deliver training. The Royal Australian Navy has developed the Navy Mastery Model to shape the process of learning for future mariners, enabling them to achieve competency and to fight and win at sea. CAE is privileged to be contributing to Maritime, Social, and Technical Mastery through the delivery of the Platforms and Systems Training Contract. Together with our team of partners, we are empowering the next generation of mariners through professional training supported by a vision to increase agility and efficiency.”


Matthew Sibree, Managing Director, Indo-Pacific, CAE Australia Pty Ltd

As the prime contractor leading the program, CAE Australia is leveraging experience in training military aircrews and mariners worldwide. CAE currently supports training of the United States Navy in multiple naval aircraft platforms, bridge training for the Littoral Combat Ships, and the US Army Maritime Integrated Training System (MITS).

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