CERTIFICATION

Certification in MARILINK provides a trusted pathway for maritime professionals to gain recognized skills, qualifications, and competency through structured training, assessment, and professional standards. It supports seafarers and maritime workers in improving their capabilities, meeting industry requirements, and accessing broader opportunities within the global maritime ecosystem. “MARILINK connects seafarers with recognized maritime training and certification pathways in accordance with international STCW standards.”

 
 
 

SEAFARER CERTIFICATION

In Indonesia, seafarer certification is under the authority of the Ministry of Transportation – Directorate General of Sea Transportation (DGST), particularly the Directorate of Shipping and Seafarers (Ditkapel).

  • IMO → establishes international STCW standards.
  • DGST, Ministry of Transportation → serves as Indonesia’s maritime authority for seafarer certification.
  • Directorate of Shipping and Seafarers (Ditkapel) → manages seafarer certification, including Certificate of Competency (CoC) and Certificate of Proficiency (CoP).
  • Approved Maritime Training Institutions → provide the required education and training.
  • MARILINK → can connect seafarers with approved training, assessment, and certification pathways.
 
 
 

MARILINK → Training & Preparation → Approved Maritime Training Institution → Assessment/Examination → Certification through Indonesian Maritime Authority (DGST/Kemenhub).

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