BIMCO and ICS are preparing the Seafarer Workforce Report 2021, (previously Manpower Report), which aims to provide estimates of the global supply and demand for seafarers. It has traditionally been prepared every five years since 1990 and is the trusted source of information on the global situation related to seafarer training and ship’s crewing.
Education and training of seafarers are vital to maintaining the supply of competent and qualified seafarers to meet the demands from the industry to safely operate the world merchant fleet. Therefore, it is crucial to preparing the Seafarer Workforce Report that BIMCO and ICS gain an understanding of any issues or trends concerning seafarer’s education and training that may have an impact on their future supply or affect their ability to perform the functions required on ships.
BIMCO and ICS are seeking the assistance and expertise of MET institutions around the world to provide their inputs into the Seafarer Workforce Report to help identify the key issues and trends in seafarer supply and demand in 2020.
As such, please find below a link to an Online Survey for MET Institutions, (one survey per institution), designed ideally completed by those managing or lecturing at the institution. This survey should take approximately 20 minutes to complete. Please note, you can save and go back to the questionnaire as many times as required before you ‘submit’.
ACCESS MET Institution Questionnaire: https://form.jotform.com/201693913424960
If you believe there is a more appropriate person/department to answer this questionnaire, please forward it to them or please send us their contact details by email (marinesurveys@bimco.org)
Should you require any assistance in completing the questionnaire, please do not hesitate to contact the above email address.
Thank you for your time and effort in completing this questionnaire.
The purpose of this email is to kindly request your cooperation to promote and encourage the submission of nominations for the 2021 IMO Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea.
You will find attached a promotional flyer in the three working languages of the Organization (English, French and Spanish). Each of them contains two links: one for the guidelines (Circular Letter No.4326) and the other for the nomination form in Word format. You may remember that the Award Guidelines were amended in 2018 and nominations may now also involve displays of extraordinary seamanship skills in very difficult conditions or any other acts of outstanding courage occurring at sea.
We would be most grateful if you could upload the flyer onto your website and/or circulate it to your members as you consider appropriate. Alternatively, it can be accessed through IMO Awards and recognitions on the IMO website or the following links:
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The GlobalMET annual conference for 2017 was held in Mumbai, India on 3rd and 4th November 2017. It included panel discussing with various personalities from the world of shipping and maritime training.
GlobalMET is privileged to announce the dates for the 2017 conference in Mumbai. A line up of eminent maritime personalities is slated to speak. Members as well as non-members are welcome to book a seat and attend the same.
Global Maritime Education and Training Association, TK Foundation and Maritime Academy of Asia and Pacific
Several eminent maritime personalities spoke at the GlobalMET conference.
GlobalMET made a presentation at the 2017 IMO HTW subcommittee, unveiling an improved electronic version of the SSTP.
Since 2015, GlobalMET, TKF and CHED have conducted workshops in the Philippines.
We have 104 member institutions from 31 countries.