My Sea ShippingSeafarer pathways · India Enquire →
01IMU-CET & pre-sea02Deck officer03Engineer officer04Ratings & CoC05Training06About07FAQ 08Contact

+91 86556 63675 · info@nanakship.com

Ratings · Sri Lanka CoC

Go to sea sooner. Or extend your certificate.

Rating courses are a way to start work on deck or in the engine room. Sri Lanka CoC facilitation is a route for certificate holders. Here is each one in plain language.

Two ship ratings in orange coveralls coiling a thick mooring rope on deck in morning light
GP ratingEngine ratingSri Lanka CoC
2rating course types listed
White ListSri Lanka CoC service
14-30 dayscrew onboarding

02 · Rating depth meter

Where ratings begin and grow

Each rank sits on a depth scale. Select one to read what the job involves. The depths are an illustration, not a time, pay or exam scale.

Selected rank

Trainee rating

Completes rating courses and learns the ship board routine.

Sea time, exams and certificates for each step are set by the regulator. Ask ProCareerTek for the current route.

04 · A rating route

From course to first contract

A general outline, not a guarantee. Entry rules and timelines are confirmed by the businesses involved.

  1. 1
    Step 01

    Pick the department

    Deck or engine room? ProCareerTek lists General Purpose and engine rating courses.

  2. 2
    Step 02

    Check eligibility

    Ask about age, schooling and medical standards before you pay for anything.

  3. 3
    Step 03

    Complete the course

    Finish the rating course and add safety training as your company or flag requires.

  4. 4
    Step 04

    Ask about placement

    Nanak crew management handles manning, vetting, travel and payroll. No job is promised here.

05 · Safety first

Safety is the first skill at sea

Every rating learns drills, lifeboats, fire safety and enclosed space respect early. The Nanak Shipping Institute lists safety and security courses, including NSI-008 Enclosed Space Entry.

  • Muster and lifeboat drills
  • Fire and enclosed space awareness
  • Looking after your shipmates
Filter safety courses →
Cadets in orange lifejackets and white helmets gathered beside an enclosed lifeboat during a drill
Drill day

06 · CoC explained

Sri Lanka CoC, in plain words

Short definitions to help you ask better questions. The authority issuing a certificate always has the final say.

Sri Lanka CoC at ProCareerTek ↗Contact the career team ↗

01CoC
Certificate of Competency: proof that an officer has met the standard for a rank.
02White List
A list of countries whose training and certification are recognised under STCW.
03STCW recognition
The international framework under which one country's certificates can be accepted by others.
04Flag state
The country a ship is registered in, which may set its own acceptance rules.
05Facilitation
Help with the process. ProCareerTek lists this service; it does not replace the authority's decision.
06Written confirmation
Always ask for key answers in writing before you spend time or money.

07 · Questions to ask

Before you commit

Tick each once it is answered. The ring fills as your questions do.

0%

08 · After the course

From course to contract

When you hold the papers, Nanak crew management covers STCW and MLC manning, credential vetting, welfare, travel and payroll. Ask about current needs through the contact page.

  • Credential and medical vetting
  • Welfare, travel and payroll
  • Typical onboarding of 14 to 30 days
Ask about placement →
Busy harbour at dusk with moored ships and lit port cranes reflected on dark teal water
Port call

09 · Course filter

Safety and security courses

The filter starts on Safety. Change the area to see deck, engine, catering and more.

Enquiry builder

Build your first message

Choose who you are and what you want. We write the message and open your own email or WhatsApp. Nothing is stored on this site.

I am a

I want

Open email draft →Open WhatsApp →Call +91 86556 63675

Nanak group services

Three Nanak group doors from the same pathway

12 · FAQ

Ratings and Sri Lanka CoC questions

Tap a bubble to surface the answer.

A rating is a crew member who works on deck or in the engine room under the officers, doing tasks such as mooring, watchkeeping support, maintenance and cleaning. ProCareerTek lists General Purpose and engine rating courses on its rating courses page.

Rating routes are usually the way in for students who have finished Class 10 and want to go to sea sooner, though age, medical and entry rules apply and can change. Ask the ProCareerTek team for the current rules before enrolling.

It is a Sri Lanka Certificate of Competency issued under STCW recognition, and ProCareerTek lists facilitation of it under the Sri Lanka CoC (White List) service. Requirements depend on your existing certificate and rank, so share your papers with the ProCareerTek CoC team.

No. Acceptance depends on the flag state, the employer and the issuing authority, and rules change, so nothing here should be read as a guarantee. Ask for written confirmation from ProCareerTek and your prospective employer before you commit time or money.

Yes, serving ratings often add safety, security and specialist courses over time, and the Nanak Shipping Institute lists more than 200 maritime courses including deck, engine, catering, offshore, security and simulator areas. Browse the institute catalogue and ask which suits your role.

Crew placement and onboarding are handled by Nanak Ship Management, which vets credentials and medicals, arranges training, travel and payroll, and quotes a 14 to 30 day onboarding timeline. Start with the crew management page and ask about current vacancies.

Get in touch

Ready to ask your first question?

Tell us your qualification, the route you are weighing and when you hope to start. A marine professional replies, not a sales script.