If you’re looking for your next big challenge, why not apply for one of our cadetships?
What Is A Cadetship?
A cadetship is a type of programme that combines hands-on experience with formal training, to give you a degree-level qualification that you can use to build a career in the maritime industry. They’re fully-sponsored so you don’t have to pay to enroll and can take anywhere from 1-3 years to complete. Humber Maritime College is offering two pathways for cadets to choose from: Engineering and Navigation.
Engineering Cadetship
The Engineering Cadetship covers everything you need to know about working on and maintaining a ship’s engine. This program is offered as a HNC/HND (Higher National Certificate and Higher National Diploma) and is segmented into different phases. You’ll split your time between learning in our state-of-the-art training facility and gaining hands-on experience at sea. This cadetship is perfect if you’re looking to start a career in Marine Engineering.
Deck Cadetship
The Deck Cadetship is more-focused on sailing and navigating at sea, teaching you everything you need to know about operating a vessel at sea (and in port). This program is offered as a HNC/HND (Higher National Certificate and Higher National Diploma) and is segmented into different phases. You’ll split your time between learning in our state-of-the-art training facility and gaining hands-on experience at sea. This cadetship is perfect for anyone aspiring to become a ship captain.
