Our Services
We provide a complete pathway for beginners to enter the maritime industry
How to Apply
Our step-by-step process makes it easy to start your maritime career journey
Submit Online Application
Fill in our simple online form with your basic details, contact information, and career interests.
Document Preparation
Our team will assist you in preparing all necessary documents, including seaman book, and medical fitness
Join Career Briefing
Attend an in-person or online career briefing to learn more about the maritime industry and our program.
Placement Process
Once you're certified and documented, we'll coordinate your first onboard seatime experience on a local ship
Register for STCW Training
We'll connect you with an accredited training academy to complete your STCW Basic Safety Certificate.
Prepare for job upgrade
After completing your WKR, we help you prepare for local or international job opportunities and career advancement.
Explore Your Career Path: Deck, Engine & Kitchen
Every ship runs smoothly thanks to three essential departments. As a new seafarer, you’ll begin in one of these areas — each offering its own career ladder and responsibilities.
- Deck Department -

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Role: Responsible for navigation, safety, cargo handling, and exterior maintenance.
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Common Entry Position: Ordinary Seaman (OS)
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Top Rank: Captain (Master)
- Engine Department -

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Role: In charge of machinery, engine operation, maintenance, and power systems.
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Common Entry Position: Wiper
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Top Rank: Chief Engineer
- Galley Department -

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Role: Prepares meals and maintains food hygiene for the crew and officers.
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Common Entry Position: Messman / Galley Utility
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Top Rank: Chief Cook
Seafarer Career Progression Chart
Below is a simplified visual guide showing how new crew members can progress from trainee to top officer ranks.

Don’t Skip the First Step
Seatime is the foundation of any successful maritime career. Without verified seatime (WKR), most maritime employers will not consider you for future job roles.
That’s why we focus on real onboard experience through local ferry or tugboat placements. This initial seatime allows you to:
Build Practical Skills
Gain hands-on experience in a real maritime environment.
Meet Regulatory Requirements
Fulfill the seatime requirements needed for advanced certifications and roles.
Enhance Your Resume
Develop a strong resume that stands out to international shipping companies.
Open Career Opportunities
Qualify for more advanced roles on larger vessels and international shipping routes.








