SHM Shipcare Partners with Medhavi Skills University to Strengthen Maritime Skill Development
As part of this strategic collaboration, SHM Academy will function as an industry-integrated learning platform affiliated with Medhavi Skills University, combining academic excellence with practical industry exposure.
The partnership aims to deliver structured training programmes focused on maritime operations, marine safety, technical competencies, and industry best practices while addressing the evolving workforce requirements of the maritime industry..
The academy will offer programmes designed for students, early-career professionals, and individuals seeking specialised training in maritime disciplines. The curriculum will cover areas including marine safety systems, vessel inspections, firefighting systems, alternative fuels, fire watch training, technical operations, regulatory compliance, and workplace safety..
Through its official affiliation with Medhavi Skills University, SHM Academy will enable learners to access industry-relevant education aligned with recognised academic standards while enhancing their employability across the maritime ecosystem. Saifuddin Hajee, Group Chairman & CEO, SHM Shipcare, said, "Through this collaboration, we hope to establish a robust platform that seamlessly integrates academic learning with practical industry exposure, equipping learners with the knowledge, technical expertise, and industry-ready skills required to meet the evolving needs of the maritime sector. We believe this initiative will contribute meaningfully to building a future-ready workforce that supports India's growing maritime ambitions.".
Mohammed Hajee, CEO – Marine & Fire Safety, SHM Shipcare, added, "SHM Academy has been established to develop industry-ready talent through hands-on training in marine safety systems, technical operations, and best practices. Our affiliation with Medhavi Skills University further strengthens the academy's ability to deliver structured, industry-aligned programmes that help bridge the sector's skill gap across diverse maritime disciplines."
Published on:
29 July 2026
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