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What you'll learn

Explain the purpose, scope, five titles, and key duty holders within the Maritime Labour Convention 2006.
Interpret seafarer employment agreements and identify core MLC protections for wages, recruitment, leave, and repatriation.
Evaluate onboard conditions and records against MLC expectations for rest hours, accommodation, food, medical care, and safety.
Apply an evidence-based process to report MLC concerns, use complaint procedures, and prepare for inspections.

Requirements

No prior experience required.
Basic familiarity with shipboard life or maritime employment is helpful but not essential.
A willingness to review practical seafarer rights, responsibilities, and onboard scenarios.

Description

TheMaritime Labour Convention (MLC) shapes many of the working and living protections that matter during a seagoing career. This practical course helps seafarers understand how MLC standards connect to employment agreements, wages, hours of work and rest, accommodation, food, medical care, welfare, repatriation, and onboard concerns. It is designed to make the Convention relevant to daily shipboard decisions without replacing company procedures, emergency instructions, or professional legal advice.
You will begin with the MLC's purpose, scope, five-title structure, and the responsibilities of flag States, port States, shipowners, masters, and crew. The course then examines joining a ship fairly, reviewing a seafarer employment agreement, recognizing recruitment protections, and understanding records that support compliance. You will also explore health protection, occupational safety, social security principles, maritime labour certificates, and declarations of maritime labour compliance.
As the course progresses, you will work through realistic situations involving rest-hour pressure, delayed wages, unsuitable living conditions, medical access, recruitment charges, repatriation concerns, and unresolved complaints. Learn a professional method for identifying an MLC issue, recording objective facts, using the onboard complaint procedure, and escalating concerns through appropriate channels while respecting confidentiality.
- Recognize the MLC rights and responsibilities relevant to your role onboard.
- Review key employment, wage, rest-hour, and welfare documentation.
- Prepare for MLC inspections and respond constructively to deficiencies.
- Apply complaint and reporting pathways to realistic shipboard scenarios.
By the end, you will be able to navigate core MLC

Requirements

with greater confidence, communicate concerns professionally, and contribute to a safer, fairer, and more respectful compliance culture at sea.

Who this course is for

Seafarers who want a practical understanding of their MLC rights and responsibilities.
Cadets and junior crew preparing to join or recently joining commercial vessels.
Deck, engine, catering, and hotel crew who need to recognize onboard labour-standard concerns.
Shipboard supervisors and maritime personnel seeking a clear introduction to MLC compliance and complaint pathways.

Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/maritime-labour-convention/

   
   
   

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