2021
DOI: 10.25104/transla.v23i1.1756
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Exploring the Qualifications of Future Seafarers from the Perspective of Stakeholders: its Implications in the Maritime Education and Training

Abstract: The global need for logistics distribution is increasing from year to year. Significant technological developments have been applied to merchant ships to run supply chains more effectively and efficiently. Seafarers are the main subjects who operate and navigate ships to adapt to technological advances. Their qualification to meet stakeholder expectations then becomes an essential issue for discussion. This study aims to discover the qualifications of future seafarers from a stakeholder perspective. Implicatio… Show more

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“…These gaps manifest in various dimensions, including curriculum limitations, inadequate infrastructure, insufficient industry engagement, and regulatory barriers. For instance, Setiawan et al (2021) study highlights the mismatch between the skills imparted in maritime education programs and the industry's evolving demands. Additionally, the lack of coordination between educational institutions and the maritime sector limits the practical relevance of students' knowledge [9].…”
Section: Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These gaps manifest in various dimensions, including curriculum limitations, inadequate infrastructure, insufficient industry engagement, and regulatory barriers. For instance, Setiawan et al (2021) study highlights the mismatch between the skills imparted in maritime education programs and the industry's evolving demands. Additionally, the lack of coordination between educational institutions and the maritime sector limits the practical relevance of students' knowledge [9].…”
Section: Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, Setiawan et al (2021) study highlights the mismatch between the skills imparted in maritime education programs and the industry's evolving demands. Additionally, the lack of coordination between educational institutions and the maritime sector limits the practical relevance of students' knowledge [9].…”
Section: Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%