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National Careers Week

FREE webinar for parents and careers advisers on engineering roles in the Merchant Navy on board ships on #TidalTuesday 2 March 2021 15:30-16:30

#TidalTuesday 2 March 2021 15:30-16:30
Ships come in all shapes and sizes, each with different purposes. All require an engineering team to ensure all the systems and engines run smoothly, from ventilation systems to pumps, power generation to refrigerators.

After all, at sea, if something goes wrong you can’t just pull in to the nearest garage. It will be up to the engineering team to diagnose the fault, get the equipment dismantled, repaired, reassembled and back into operation.

Careers at Sea is here to promote the many career opportunities in the Merchant Navy, from cadet to captain, apprentice to Chief Engineer and so many more. In this session, we will be focussing on the Engineering roles on board ship – maintaining and monitoring ship mechanics, from their immense engines to essential water and heating systems, as well as more complex technical electric equipment. This webinar is aimed at Careers Advisors seeking more information about these opportunities.

Register below and select the FREE ticket from the drop-down menu.

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Join us along with a cadet currently studying, a Careers at Sea Ambassador and a guest lecturer speaking about their experiences working and training within the engineering department.

There are two main engineering routes; Engineering and Electro-Technical. You can find more on our website here:

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