An academic journal for the maritime world
In line with academic traditions, and to highlight the practical aspects of the maritime world, GlobalMET plans to publish an academic journal drawing on the expertise of its global network of educators and seafarers.
If you would like to contribute, please use the contact form on this website mentioning the subject “Contributions: International Journal of Shipping”.
Journal of
Shipping
Research and practice from a global network of maritime educators and seafarers.
Reviews submitted to the IMO
IMO-Biennial-Review-GlobalMET-Mar-2019-to-Feb-2021.pdf
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IMO-Biennial-Review-GlobalMET-Mar-201-to-Feb-2019.pdf
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GlobalMET-at-IMO-HTW4.pdf
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human-element-training-watchkeeping-htw-4th-session-2017.pdf
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Cadet Record Book (SSTP).
GlobalMET has tapped into a wealth of experienced maritime educators and sailing seafarers to make its own Structured Shipboard Training Program (SSTP), which can be used by officer and engineer cadets for undergoing training. It consists of various videos, text and material, as well as Cadet Record Books (CRB).
- ✓In 2011, GlobalMET presented the GlobalMET Cadet Record Book (CRB) at the IMO. It enables new deck cadets and trainee engineers to undergo a structured on-board training program.
- ✓The GlobalMET SSTP is approved by a number of flag states and is currently used by many shipping companies and maritime training academies.
- ✓It can be used in its original book version as well as a digitised version — the digital CRB is used by the Maritime Academy of Asia & the Pacific (MAAP), a premier training academy of the Philippines.
If you would like to use the GlobalMET SSTP, please contact us using the form on this website or email us at [email protected] | [email protected].
Consultancy services from a global pool of maritime experts
The resources available at GlobalMET include more than 1,000 maritime trainers including ex Captains, Deck officers, Marine Engineers, Institutional heads and more. Our members work in more than 25 countries across the world, including all the large manpower providing nations of today’s maritime sector. They have collective experience of operating and teaching personnel manning nearly every type of ship and machinery.
Additionally, as an add-on service, we can also provide advice on how each of the above can be improved upon to help your institution reach its desired goals.
GlobalMET also provides customized training for trainers, and can help maritime companies in identifying vendors for their specific training needs.
81 issues, published continuously since 2011
The GlobalMET Newsletter is our periodic digest of IMO developments, member news, conferences and research. Every edition since 2011 is available in the archive.
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