Cadets
Steer your future
Why train with us?
Our Diverse Fleet
With a diverse and growing fleet spanning containerships, bulk carriers, PCTC’s and tankers, you’ll have the opportunity to train across a range of vessel types before deciding where you want to further your seafaring career.
A Futureproof Career
Each year we welcome newbuilds to our growing fleet. Exposure to these vessels and their cutting- edge maritime technologies will futureproof your career, keeping your training and education up to date.
Learn From The Best
Many of our current leaders have started out as Manila Marine Shipping cadets themselves so they know exactly what it is like to be in your shoes and what it takes to climb the ranks.
Requirements
With a diverse and growing fleet spanning containerships, bulk carriers, PCTC’s and tankers, you’ll have the opportunity to train across a range of vessel types before deciding where you want to further your seafaring career.
International Cadets
Applicants must have a qualification in Nautical Science, Maritime Engineering or Electrical Engineering.
Training durations will vary from country to country.
If you have any queries about our International Cadet program, please get in touch with your local manning office
The Application Process
Find our minimum requirements to apply below. We are looking for hard-working, driven individuals who are committed and enthusiastic about a seafaring career.
Any additional relevant work experience, hobbies and interest will help your application.
Fill out the form
1
Fill out our application form which will be sent to your closest manning office
Any additional relevant work experience, hobbies and interest will help your application.
Interviews
2
Applicants with the right qualifications and
experience will move to interview stage:
1. Interview at your local office
2. Online interview with London HQ
Checks
3
If your interviews are successful, you will need to complete the
necessary pre-joining checks like a medical exam and US Visa application prior to vessel assignment.
Briefing
4
Once you have been assigned to a vessel, you will complete a pre-joining brief with your local office.
Welcome aboard!
5
Congratulations – it’s time to embark on your first ship!
