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Time to apply for the trainee programme
The Swedish maritime industry join forces to put together the best trainee programme for newly graduated Naval Architects. The trainee programme involves different actors in the Swedish maritime industry; shipowners, shipyards, manufacturers, classification societies, authorities and more. SSPA is one of the companies involved in this trainee programme. The application for 2018/2019 opens 15 December 2017 and close 31 January 2018.
Do you want to be a trainee?
Are you a naval architect student, or recently graduated, who speaks Swedish and English fluently? Do you want to gain a broad understanding of the maritime industry? Do you want to establish a network within the different marine sectors? Are you interested in getting the best possibly start of your successful carrier in the maritime industry? Welcome to apply.
The application for 2018/2019 opens 15 December 2017 and close 31 January 2018. Read more about the application process at www.lighthouse.nu/trainee
Read an interview with former trainees
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Viktor Daun joined the trainee programme after completed the master's programme in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering at Chalmers Shipping and Marine Technology. Today he works as a Project Manager at SSPA.
