An ecosystem of authorised training partners
StatusNavyExporter is developing an ecosystem of authorised training partners. No partner institutions are confirmed at this time.
01 — Institution types
Who we intend to work with
- 01
Naval academies
Officer and sailor training delivered or authorised by national navies.
- 02
Maritime academies
Pre-sea and post-sea training for deck, engine and electro-technical officers and ratings.
- 03
Maritime training centres
STCW safety, firefighting, survival and simulator-based courses.
- 04
Universities
Degree programmes in marine engineering, naval architecture, logistics and maritime law.
- 05
Technical institutions
Electrical, mechanical, welding and electronics trades for maintenance workforces.
- 06
Medical training institutions
Clinical training and maritime-medicine specialisation for doctors, nurses and paramedics.
- 07
Engineering institutes
Specialist engineering, alternative-fuel systems and digital-ship competences.
- 08
Government-authorised providers
Any provider approved by the competent authority for a programme’s specific requirements.
02 — Partner criteria
What a partner must demonstrate
These criteria are verified before any institution is proposed to a government, and reviewed with every cohort.
- Authorisation
- Current approval or accreditation from the competent maritime, education or defence authority.
- Standards alignment
- Curricula mapped to recognised standards, such as STCW competences where applicable.
- Assessment integrity
- Independent, documented assessment and certificate issuance with verifiable records.
- Capacity
- Instructors, simulators, facilities and sea-time arrangements sufficient for the cohort size proposed.
- Welfare
- Safe accommodation, fair treatment and accessible grievance channels for trainees.
- Data handling
- Ability to protect trainee records and share them only through authorised channels.
03 — Onboarding
From interest to delivery
- 01
Expression of interest
The institution shares its authorisations, programmes and capacity.
- 02
Due diligence
Verification of accreditation, facilities, assessment practice and track record.
- 03
Government confirmation
The programme’s government confirms the institution is acceptable for its requirement.
- 04
Agreement
Scope, standards, data-sharing, welfare and quality obligations agreed in writing.
- 05
Delivery
Training delivered, progress and certification recorded on the platform.
- 06
Quality review
Outcome data, trainee feedback and audits reviewed each cohort.
What partnership could offer an institution
- Structured cohorts linked to defined government requirements
- Capacity planning shared well in advance of intake
- Digital enrolment, progress and certification records
- Quality data to support continuous improvement and accreditation
Institutions
Register your institution’s interest
Authorised naval, maritime, technical and medical institutions are welcome to share their programmes and capacity.