Nautical Professional Education Society of Canada
This is the story of one voyage of a Fortune Class vessel carrying a full load of lumber from ports on Vancouver Island to Japan. The ship was the m.v. Athol. The vessel was chartered to the Canadian Transport Company (CTCo), a Division of MacMillan Bloedel.
The International Sailor’s Society of Canada (ISSC) are now inviting applications for their 2026 Sue Hanby Maritime Education Bursaries. Anyone enrolled in maritime related courses who are aiming for a career at sea may apply.
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The latest edition of our quarterly newsletter Seatimes is available now. CLICK HERE to read it.
From all of us here at NPESC
We wish everyone a very Merry, Peaceful and Happy Christmas and a prosperous. New Year.
A huge thank you to all of our volunteers and donors for your efforts in 2025. Your support has truly helped us in our work to provide financial asistance to maritime students in furthering their education. We look forward to another great year in 2026!
The NPESC is pleased to announce that under the direction of the Vancouver Transportation Foundation (VTF) they are administering the award of a Marine Transportaion scholarship to a succesful applicant from the BCIT Marine Trainning Campus. Full details regarding this award can be found by CLICKING HERE.
Sixteen students applied for this year’s Spring Bursaries.
Five Bursaries were awarded & the recipients are: –
Bryan Bowles – Camosun College (Captain Brian Silvester Award)
Tyus Barfoot – BCIT Nautical Science
Bhupinder Dhesi – BCIT Nautical Science
Ritika Sabharwal – BCIT Nautical Science
Jennifer Reyes – Western Maritime Institute
The latest edition of our newsletter is now available. CLICK HERE to read.
Applications are now being accepted for the 2025 Sue Hanby Maritime Bursaries which are to provide financial assistance to those enrolled in marine related courses at schools within Canada and looking to make a career at sea.
More details can be found by CLICKING HERE.
Applications are now being accepted for our 2025 educational bursaries.
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Dear Friends and Partners,
With 2024 coming to a close, the CMCF would like to express its thanks for your support throughout the year. As we look back on the marine sector’s achievements this past year, we’re grateful for the many contributions made towards our shared mission to build a diverse, inclusive and future-ready workforce. In January, we’ll be sharing our annual results of our projects and activities, along with our plans for next year. We look forward to the opportunities to come in the New Year!
Whether you’re celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or your own unique traditions, we wish you all a very happy holiday season.
Best wishes,
The Canadian Marine Careers Foundation team
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