
This lecture provides an overview of maritime commercial training and explains where Ship Sale & Purchase fits within the wider maritime industry.
Explains the main parties involved in a ship sale and purchase transaction and introduces the basic structure of the market and initial offer process.
Covers the role of shipbrokers, market dynamics, and how initial offers are made and negotiated in ship sale and purchase deals.
Introduces deposits, condition surveys, and basic due diligence carried out before finalizing a ship sale and purchase agreement.
Provides a basic understanding of the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) and explains commonly used clauses in ship sale and purchase contracts.
Explains the delivery process, required documentation, and common risks involved at the final stage of ship sale and purchase.
This course provides a practical and structured introduction to Ship Sale & Purchase, designed for seafarers, shore staff, maritime students, and professionals who want to understand how vessel transactions work in the real market.
The course explains the entire sale & purchase process step by step, from identifying parties and market practice to contract basics, surveys, delivery, and common commercial risks.
The focus is practical understanding, not legal theory.
You will learn:
How the ship sale & purchase market works in practice
Roles of buyers, sellers, brokers, and intermediaries
Basics of MOA (Memorandum of Agreement) and key clauses
Deposits, surveys, and due diligence at a practical level
Delivery procedures, documents, and common risks involved
This course is ideal for:
Seafarers transitioning to shore-based or commercial roles
Maritime professionals dealing with ship operations or management
Students seeking a clear, real-world overview of ship sale & purchase
Anyone new to maritime commercial practice
The content is based on industry practice and operational experience, explained in clear language with real-life perspective.
The course is especially useful for officers, cadets, and shore staff who want to build commercial awareness, avoid common mistakes, and gain confidence when dealing with brokers, owners, contracts, and vessel delivery procedures in real-world maritime transactions.