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The Anglo-Eastern has not appointed any agency / individuals to issue offers of admission to the Institute or to offer sea-time at the Anglo-Eastern Univan Group. Should you come across any such fraudulent incident or approached by anyone who promises to help you in return of any favor, please report at 022-6112 4433 / 34 / 35 or e-mail us at careers.sea@angloeastern.com and welfare.bom@angloeastern.com
The course is designed to give adequate knowledge and skill to candidates to take on the responsibility of Electro-Technical Officer in Merchant ships. The ETO course at AEMA consists of 17 weeks (4 months) of long classroom (pre-sea) training and 8 months of long onboard training where the cadet is entitled to a stipend, free boarding & lodging.
The pre-sea course is conducted at Anglo-Eastern Maritime Academy, Karjat (AEMA) is consist of 2 semesters, each semester being 4 months of duration. The course deals with the production, design, functioning, and … maintenance of marine equipment and its operations. This course also brings in the concept of operating various nautical ...
Our Locations. Anglo-Eastern operates all around the world, with our head office in Hong Kong and over 29 office locations in Asia-Pacific, Europe and the Americas. Interact with the map below to view our addresses or get in touch here. Headquartered in Hong Kong, Anglo-Eastern operates across the world in a total of 29 locations in Asia ...
Anglo-Eastern is a leading technical ship manager and has been a pioneer in the maritime industry for over 50 years with 680+ vessels currently under management.
The institute at Karjat was established on 15 June 2009, and was named Anglo-Eastern Maritime Academy or AEMA. The official inauguration of AEMA was done by then CEO (Anglo-Eastern Group), Mr. Peter Cremers and his wife, Mrs. Myriam Cremers on 2nd February 2010. Ship owners and industry experts from across the globe who support Anglo-Eastern ...
Outside Mumbai, India, we operate the highly regarded Anglo-Eastern Maritime Academy (AEMA), which is a dedicated, award-winning pre-sea institution aimed at developing the finest cadets for placement within our managed fleet. Our annual pass out numbers include 280 deck cadets, 200 marine engineers and 80 electro-technical officers.
