| Deck Cadet & Graduate Marine Engineers Course Advertisements for sponsorship by Shipping Companies (Merchant Navy) & admissions in Maritime Colleges |
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Shipping companies in India sponsor students for deck
cadet courses as well as graduate marine engineer
courses to various maritime colleges in India. Maritime
colleges in India also advertise for the various nautical
science and marine engineering courses in the leading
newspapers during the March to June period. If a student is
being sponsored by a shipping company to a marine
college, it does not necessarily mean that the college
tuition fee and living expenses will be paid by the shipping
company. The sponsorship is more of a job assurance to
the candidate that the shipping company will give a training
berth to the student after course completion. Most
companies do not have any bond as such but some
companies may insist on students serving their vessels for
some duration after course completion.
Students can also directly apply to the maritime colleges for
nautical science and marine engineering courses. In-fact
most of the students enrolled at colleges are not company
sponsored.
There is a shortage of 10,000 marine officers worldwide
and this shortage of merchant navy officers is going to get
worse in the next couple of years. Moreover, Indian
merchant navy officers have made a very good name for
themselves in the world shipping market and are usually
favoured over other nationalities because of their good
command over English language, good academic records,
willing to work under difficult conditions for long period,
ability to get along well with people of other nationalities,
are law abiding folks and are committed to their profession.
Hence, the merchant navy is a good profession which will
pay you very well (usually tax free as well), you will get to
see quite a few places in the world (although port stays are
getting shorter), will develop good managerial skills and
shoulder immense responsibilities at a very young age.
cadet courses as well as graduate marine engineer
courses to various maritime colleges in India. Maritime
colleges in India also advertise for the various nautical
science and marine engineering courses in the leading
newspapers during the March to June period. If a student is
being sponsored by a shipping company to a marine
college, it does not necessarily mean that the college
tuition fee and living expenses will be paid by the shipping
company. The sponsorship is more of a job assurance to
the candidate that the shipping company will give a training
berth to the student after course completion. Most
companies do not have any bond as such but some
companies may insist on students serving their vessels for
some duration after course completion.
Students can also directly apply to the maritime colleges for
nautical science and marine engineering courses. In-fact
most of the students enrolled at colleges are not company
sponsored.
There is a shortage of 10,000 marine officers worldwide
and this shortage of merchant navy officers is going to get
worse in the next couple of years. Moreover, Indian
merchant navy officers have made a very good name for
themselves in the world shipping market and are usually
favoured over other nationalities because of their good
command over English language, good academic records,
willing to work under difficult conditions for long period,
ability to get along well with people of other nationalities,
are law abiding folks and are committed to their profession.
Hence, the merchant navy is a good profession which will
pay you very well (usually tax free as well), you will get to
see quite a few places in the world (although port stays are
getting shorter), will develop good managerial skills and
shoulder immense responsibilities at a very young age.
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shipping companies and maritime colleges for deck cadet and trainee marine engineer recruitments.
shipping companies and maritime colleges for deck cadet and trainee marine engineer recruitments.