Cadet / Trainee Marine Engineer
Comprehensive training for Deck and Engine Officers — industry-focused curriculum with practical training ship experience.
Duration
Benefits
Outcome
Training Streams
Select your specialization and explore the full curriculum, career path, and requirements.
Navigation & Ship Operations
Deck Officer Training
Build strong operational knowledge in navigation, cargo handling, watchkeeping, and vessel coordination. This stream prepares cadets for leadership responsibilities in deck operations and onboard management.
Core Curriculum
- Navigation & Watchkeeping
- Cargo Operations & Management
- Ship Stability & Construction
- Maritime Law & Regulations
- Bridge Resource Management
- Electronic Navigation Systems
- Port Operations & Procedures
- Safety & Emergency Response
Career Progression
Requirements
- 12th Science, Maths / English
- Age 17–27 years
- Medical fitness certificate
- English communication skills
- Valid passport
Marine Engineering & Systems
Engine Officer Training
Develop technical expertise in marine engines, propulsion systems, machinery operations, and maintenance planning. This stream prepares cadets for engine room responsibilities and long-term engineering leadership.
Core Curriculum
- Marine Engineering Principles
- Engine Room Operations
- Propulsion Systems & Machinery
- Auxiliary Equipment & Systems
- Electrical Systems & Control
- Maintenance & Repair Procedures
- Engine Room Resource Management
- Safety & Environmental Protection
Career Progression
Requirements
- 12th Science / Other Stream / Diploma Engineering
- Age 17–27 years
- Medical fitness certificate
- Basic mechanical aptitude
- Valid passport
Start Your Career with Cadetship STCW Training
Apply for cadetship programs, STCW training, and offshore courses designed to prepare you for international maritime careers. Our admissions team will guide you from enrollment to placement.
Get expert guidance on eligibility, training phases, and career opportunities. Response within 24 hours.
Limited seats available for upcoming intake.
