This involves work in the merchant navy, fishing industry, navy, or on specialized ships (e.g., tankers, container ships, or cruise ships).
Main duties: Deck duty: Assisting with navigation, anchoring and loading operations, ship maintenance, safety, and watchkeeping.
Engine room: Technical maintenance, engines, and systems (for technically trained personnel).
Other roles: Cooking, administration, or specialized tasks depending on the ship and rank.
Education: Usually via a maritime academy (Higher Maritime School) or a technical training program.
You often start as a deckhand or cadet and can rise to officer or captain.
Characteristics of the profession: Away from home for months at a time (long voyages).
Adventurous, but also tough and demanding (changing weather conditions, irregular hours).
Good salaries and often international experience.
In short: a dynamic profession for those who love the sea, responsibility, and variety.
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