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[Sillksea] – Future-proof Skills for the Maritime Transport

Updated 28 January, 2021
Posted 1 January, 2019
[Sillksea] – Future-proof Skills for the Maritime Transport

General Description: The SkillSea project aims to ensure that Europe’s maritime professionals possess key digital, green and soft management skills for the rapidly-changing maritime labour market. It seeks to not only produce a sustainable skills strategy, but also to increase the number of these professionals – enhancing the safety and efficiency of this vital sector.

Reference  251549-EPP-1-2014-1-NL-EPPKA3-ECHE
Type Action ERASMUS + Sector Skill Alliance (SSA)
Project’s title Future-proof Skills for the Maritime Transport
Acronym Skillsea
Start Date 01.01.2019
End Date 31.12.2022
Duration 48 months
Coordinator Foundation STC-Group. Netherlands
Partners Universidad de CadizAsociación Europea de Propietarios de Embarcaciones

Federación de Trabajadores del Transporte Europeo

Norges Teknisk-Naturvite Nskapelige Universitet (NTNU)

Svendborg International Maritime Academy (SIMAC)

Eugenides Foundation

Tallinna Tehnikaulikool (Academia Marítima de Estonia – EMARA)

Universidad de Bremen (HSB) – Ciencias Aplicadas

Pomorski Fakultet U Rijeci (Universidad de Rijeka) Croacia

Instituto Tecnológico de Cork (CIT-NMCI)

Blackpool and The Fylde College (Campus Náutico Fleetwood)

Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU)

Escuela de Ciencias Empresariales de Hamburgo (HSBA)

Panepistimio Aigaiou (Universidad del Egeo) Grecia

Universitatea Maritima din Constanta (Universidad Marítima Constanta )

Escuela Superior Nacional Marítima  de Francia

Asociación Europea de Embarcaciones y equipamiento marítimo – Sea Europe

Agencia Empresarial de navegación (Grupo ESA) Italia

Nautilus International

Danish Shipping – Dinamarca

Autoridad Marítima Danesa – Dinamarca

Stena Line Scandinavia AB – Escandinavia

Sindicatul Liber al Navigatorilor din Flota Maritima Comercial

Ogolnopolski Zwiazek Zawodowy Oficerow i Marynarzy (Poland Seafarers’ Union) Polonia

Formare Polo Nazionale Formazione per lo Shipping (FORMARE) Italia

Secretaría General del Mar (SGM) Francia
Web Skillsea.eu
Objetives
SKILLSEA project is launched with the aim of ensuring that the region’s maritime profes-sionals possess key digital, green and soft management skills for the rapidly-changing maritime labour market.
It seeks to not only produce a sustainable skills strategy for European maritime professionals, but also to increase the number of these professionals – enhancing the safety and efficiency of this vital sector.
The future-proofing project is developed by the industry’s social partners, the European Community Shipowners’ Associations (ECSA) and the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) and is comprised of a consortium from national maritime authorities,
shipping companies, shipowners’ associations, maritime trade unions and maritime education providers from 16 countries in Europe.
Key aims and objectives include:
• Analysing the effect of technological developments on the industry’s skills requirements
• An even better match between the industry’s skills needs and the education and training of maritime professionals
• Overcoming barriers to the mobility of maritime professionals
• Improving cooperation and synergy between education providers, maritime authorities and the industry
• Ensuring that Europe retains a world-leading access to maritime skills and experience for improved competitiveness
Responsible Cristina Vanessa Durán (vanesa.duran@uca.es)

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