[Updated January, 2017] Searching for maritime jobs in this tough job market is not an easy task. Jobs are less, especially at the entry level, and
The marine industry offers a range of promising career opportunities to those who are ready to explore and are in pursuit of professional challenges. ROV
Out of the various jobs on ships, one of the most important and often neglected-to-mention professions is that of a ship’s cook. Deckhands are the
Whether it’s the IMO, the MSA, or for that matter any ship owners’ association, alarms are constantly being rung about the shortage of skilled seafarers
Couple of years back, I found one ordinary seaman and deck cadet smoking near the break of accommodation, while the ship was loading a cargo
After sailing for certain years, maritime professionals have a tendency to look for good opportunities on shore to have a more “settled” life. This has
The contemporary state of affairs with respect to employment in the shipping industry is a bit dodgy. Many reasons are currently responsible for lack of
Corporate-style management of maritime institutions and e-governance of flag state offices are not alien concepts. With new trends emerging in Maritime training, a lot needs
The point of discussion towards the end of college life and the dawn of professional life for a fresh deck cadet generally revolves around job
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