A seafarer studying an online maritime course on a laptop

Study between contracts, or on board.

Computer-based, blended and distance learning through Oceanwide's own learning management system, with courses built alongside the Australian Maritime College.

Three ways to learn online

The right mode depends on the course: some are fully online, others pair online theory with practical sessions in Cebu or Manila.

Computer-based training

Self-paced modules you can complete on a laptop at home or on board, with assessments built in.

Blended learning

Theory online first, then a shorter classroom or simulator session at an Oceanwide branch to complete the practical part.

Distance learning

Instructor-led programs delivered remotely for companies that need to train crews spread across a fleet.

Seaversity

Oceanwide Online, on Seaversity

Oceanwide's learning management system runs on Seaversity. Enrolled trainees log in to take their modules, track progress and sit online assessments.

Trainees receive access when they enroll. The training office can help if you cannot log in.

Trainees working through an exercise at the engine room simulator
Blended courses finish with practical hours on our simulators.
Upright Solutions and Systems Consultancy Corp.

Enrollment and verification by Upright

Our partner Upright Solutions and Systems Consultancy Corp., formerly Upright Systems, runs the portal where you search and enroll in courses, and where employers and authorities verify Oceanwide training certificates and survey or audit records.

An instructor teaching a port security class