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Introduction

Take the plunge

Have you any idea how varied and interesting the maritime sector is, or the role it plays in our everyday lives? Over 400 organisations have joined together in a campaign called Sea Vision UK. This website has been produced by many of those organisations to show you what career options are available in the maritime sector.

Look at this list:


  • Water sports instructors

  • Naval architects

  • Ship's captains

  • Hydrographers

  • Offshore divers

  • Lawyers

  • Shipbrokers

  • Chefs & Entertainers


These are just some of the job opportunities waiting for you.

 

Online Magazine

All about the trade

A future in marine science, engineering and technology

Marine science, engineering and technology is about future sustainable use of the seas. It offers challenging, diverse careers with excellent employment prospects.

Skills you need

Ports & services

The ports sector is diverse, embracing a wide range of activities that are critical to many parts of the UK economy. Ports are part of the vital transport networks, which support domestic and international trade.

What you need to learn

Which Course?

A good grounding in maths and sciences provides an excellent foundation – although these are not required for all routes to a maritime career. After completing your GCSEs or Scottish Standard Grades, you need to decide whether to stay in formal education or to come into the maritime world through an apprenticeship or other training programme.

Possible careers

Maritime Leisure- Navigate Your Careers

Competitive sailing, powerboating, surfing, diving and the study of maritime history are just some of the activities in maritime leisure.

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