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Sailing the High Seas of Luxury: The Art and Science of Superyacht Surveying
The maritime industry, in all its facets, is an enticing world teeming with opportunities and fascinating niches. Among these, one stands out as particularly glamorous and challenging: superyacht surveying. The allure of superyachts is undeniable. These luxurious...
The Importance of Deckhands in the Maritime Industry
When it comes to life on the ocean wave, a superyacht or mega yacht is arguably the most luxurious of vessels on the water. Owned by the ultra-wealthy and famous, these floating gin palaces are professionally crewed motor or sailing yachts, ranging from 40 metres (130...
Spinnaker’s Maritime People & Culture Conference 2023
The time is fast approaching for maritime HR and crewing professionals from across the world to come together again at the 2023 Spinnaker Maritime People & Culture Conference and our very own Global Account Manager Matthew Elliott will be attending. Where: The...
The benefits of studying a maritime course online
In a recent poll, we learned that 84% of our Linked In followers have studied via distance learning. The reason for this? It's flexible, convenient and usually far more cost effective than in person learning. We also found that while 63% of our followers usually study...
Sisters of the sea, women in the maritime industry
Wednesday March 8th marks the annual celebration of the International Day for Women (IWD). This influential day not only raises awareness of gender equality, reproductive rights, and abuse against women but just as importantly the many challenges women face in the...
Ask the expert – The importance of maritime training courses on career prospects
Following our partnership with Shoreside Superyacht Recruitment (SYR), who specialise in shoreside recruitment, we asked recruiter Simon Foulkes a series of questions to understand more about the impact that studying one of our diplomas can have on your maritime...
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