Safe, seen, supported – seafaring in a changing world 

This year, we will be delving into connectivity at sea and how it is shaping and influencing seafarers’ lives.

We are also looking at how we support each other through times of depression, anxiety and poor mental health and we will address bullying and harassment.


Save the date: 

North Asia: 4 September *RESCHEDULED DATE*
(covering the Indian subcontinent)

Africa: 18 September

South East Asia: 18 October
(covering the Philippines)

UK and Europe: 20 November


These events are now in their fifth year and attract tens of thousands of cadets, trainees and ratings like you. 

This year, we will be delving into connectivity at sea and how it is shaping and influencing seafarers’ lives.

We are also looking at how we support each other through times of depression, anxiety and poor mental health and we will address bullying and harassment.


Save the date: 

North Asia: 4 September *RESCHEDULED DATE*
(covering the Indian subcontinent)

Africa: 18 September

South East Asia: 18 October
(covering the Philippines)

UK and Europe: 20 November


These events are now in their fifth year and attract tens of thousands of cadets, trainees and ratings like you. 

Registrations are now open and you will be able to join a dedicated WhatsApp group providing news and information in the lead up to your event. 

You are welcome to attend any conference, but to get the most out of these interactive events, it is suggested you register for the one in your region. 

SKULD

Cadet Reports

Our Cadet Reports provide unique insight into the minds of tomorrow’s workforce and our industry’s future leaders.

As well as equipping and empowering our new seafarers, these conferences also give invaluable insight to their future employers and the colleges that educate them.  The data and analysis from across these global events are available in our industry-acclaimed cadet reports.

Our 2023-4 report ‘Generation Z – the future of maritime’ will be available very soon and you can sign up to download your copy here:

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