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Webinar: Digital skills in maritime education and training
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This event lasts from 12:00 - 13:00 (Europe/London)
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A global deep dive into people, skills and readiness for change
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Overview
Join us to learn more about our recently published Digital Skills Deep Dive report, part of the Global Maritime Trends programme. It focuses on one of the most pressing challenges facing the sector: whether people are prepared for a rapidly digitalising maritime industry. It draws on global data and expert insight to examine how digital skills are defined, developed and applied across the maritime system, from seafarers and educators to regulators and industry.
The report places people at the centre of digital transformation, recognising that technology only delivers benefits when it is understood, trusted and used effectively.
This event will be an opportunity to:
• hear the report’s main findings
• join a panel discussion
• learn more about the research and what it could mean for maritime education and training
• understand how this deep dive connects to our broader Global Maritime Trends programme
Join our speakers
- Professor Momoko Kitada, Academic Dean and Head of Maritime Education & Training, World Maritime University
- Dr Renis Auma Ojwala, Research Associate, World Maritime University
- Mr Nguyen Hoang Vuong, Research Assistant, World Maritime University
- Dr Olivia Swift, Lloyd’s Register Foundation
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Digital skills in maritime education and training
A global study of how digital change is reshaping maritime education and training, exploring whether today’s workforce has the skills needed to keep pace, and where gaps remain.
Download Digital skills in maritime education and training (PDF, 9.14MB)Explore our Global Maritime Trends programme
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