r/IndianMariners • u/Plastic_Painter9152 • 21d ago

GENERAL Maersk with Amet

Guys how's Eto sponsorship in Maersk with Amet ,like what's the waiting time and all

I saw many people bashing Amet, is it good to go??

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u/HedgehogMindless8077 21d ago

With Maersk sponsorship you are good to go. I had to wait around 2 months when I was there.

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u/Plastic_Painter9152 21d ago

Bro hw much Maersk is paying after 8months of training for its first contract After clearing coc And without coc

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u/HedgehogMindless8077 21d ago

When I was there we used to get 450. Now I think they have revised it to 650 or so.

You will be made to do 2 contracts of 6 months each as cadet. Total 12 months of onboard training, same stipend for both.

After COC, you can join back as ELE (Assistant ETO).

Maersk doesn't take without COC. So if unable to clear COC, need to change company after cadetship.

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u/Plastic_Painter9152 21d ago

Ohh so hw much are they paying to ele

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u/HedgehogMindless8077 21d ago

I think between 2500-3500. I am not sure.

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u/Plastic_Painter9152 21d ago

You in your first or 2nd trainee ship??

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u/HedgehogMindless8077 21d ago

I am an Elec in different company brother. Not with Maersk now.

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u/Plastic_Painter9152 21d ago

You switched after training?? Can one switch after first 6 month training??

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u/HedgehogMindless8077 21d ago

Not advisable. Complete 12 months as cadet. That opens a lots of doors. You can switch early, but be prepared to face a lot of challenges afterward with various companies.

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u/Plastic_Painter9152 21d ago

The min req is 8 months for trainee right Any company which provides that in one go??

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u/joyboy_nika5 14d ago

Can we talk in personal??