Limited assessment
Evaluations often rely on self-reporting rather than observation of performance.
From Implicit Behaviour to Recognised Competence.
Bringing communication, teamwork, leadership and decision-making into the heart of maritime education and training.
THE SKILLS THAT MATTER
Technical competence is essential. So is the ability to communicate, collaborate and make sound decisions under pressure.
Skills4Sea is a European Erasmus+ project focused on improving how non-technical skills are understood, trained and recognised in the maritime sector. These essential skills are often developed informally and remain difficult to assess.
The project combines research, training methodologies and digital tools to help bridge that gap, aligned with European and international maritime standards.
Learn about the projectMaritime teams need a clearer way to understand, practise and recognise the skills behind safe performance.
Evaluations often rely on self-reporting rather than observation of performance.
Communication and decision-making failures can contribute to maritime incidents.
Competencies such as teamwork and leadership are not always clearly defined.
A common way to define and manage non-technical skills is needed.
Our digital learning platform connects real maritime situations with structured activities, reflection and assessment.
Help shape the relevance and quality of Skills4Sea through expert review, workshops and industry feedback. Formal organisational endorsement and training adoption are separate, verified processes.
Explore Industry ValidationGet to know the training approach.
Provide evidence-based feedback.
Take part in workshops and events.
Consider verified endorsement or institutional use.
October 15, 2026
Skills4Sea’s online learning and assessment platform is ready for controlled piloting with maritime education and training (MET) institutions. Maritime…
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June 3, 2026
On 26 May 2026, partners of the Skills4Sea project met in Barcelona, Spain, for the second transnational project meeting…
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April 14, 2026
By Furkan Kaya · 4/14/2026 1 The Skills4Sea project is pleased to announce that its surveys are now officially…
Read storySix partner organisations bring educational and sectoral perspectives to Skills4Sea.






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