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CES – Deck, Management, Anchor Handling

CES – Deck, Support, Anchor Handling

CES – Deck, Management, General Cargo Vessel

CES – Deck, Management, LNG Tanker

CES – Deck, Management, Bulk Carrier

CES – Deck, Management, Chemical Tanker

CES – Deck, Support, Chemical Tanker

CES – Deck, Management, Oil Tanker

CES – Deck, Management, LPG Tanker

CES – Deck, Management, Reefer

CES – Deck, Management, Container Vessel

CES – Deck, Management, RoRo

CES – Deck, Management, Supply Platform

CES – Deck, Management, Platform Supply (Incl. DP)

CES – Deck, Management, Seismic Survey

CES – Deck, Management, Navigation

CES – Deck, Operational, General Cargo

CES – Deck, Operational, Oil Tanker

CES – Deck, Operational, LPG

CES – Deck, Operational, Container Vessel

CES – Deck, Operational, Bulk Carrier

CES – Deck, Operational, Platform Supply

CES – 3rd Officer, Operational, Navigation (NA)

CES – Navigation NA, Operational Level

CES – Navigation, NA – Management Level

CES – Deck, Support, Basic Terminology

CES – Deck, Support, Bulk Carrier

CES – Deck, Support, Container Vessel

CES – Deck, Support, LNG

CES – Deck, Support, LPG

CES – Deck, Support, Reefer

CES – Deck, Support, Ro-Ro

CES – Deck, Support, Non-Ro-Ro

CES – Deck, Support, General Cargo

CES – Deck, Support, Oil Tanker

CES – Survival (Advanced)

CES – Deck Officer, Controlling the Operation of the Ship

CES – 3rd Officer, Radio communication, GMDSS

CES – Engine, Management, Operational, Support

CES – Engine, Management, Medium Speed

CES – Engine, Management, Slow Speed

CES – Engine, Operational, Medium Speed

CES – Engine, Operational, Steam

CES – Engine, Support level

CES – Engine, Ratings

CES – Engine, Management, Electrical Electronic & Control

CES – Engine, Management, Propulsion

CES – Engine, Management, Electronics and Automation

CES – Electrical, electronic and control engineering

CES – Engine, Operational, Slow speed

CES – Catering, Clearing, Food Planning, Storage, Supply

CES – Catering, Support level

CES – Cargo Handling and Stowage, Management, Oil Tanker

CES – Junior, Reefer

CES – Engine, Management

CES – Engine, Management, Generic

CES – Engine, Support, Motoman

CES – Engine, Cadet

CES – Engine, Support, Basic Terminology

CES – Engineering and Navigation

CES – Maritime English

CES – Reading and Listening

CES tests

The Crew Evaluation System (CES) or maritime tests are a complex of examinations aimed at assessing the basic knowledge of maritime specialists in areas specified by the STCW Convention. The test series was developed by Seagull (later renamed Ocean Technologies Group) by Norwegians in 1995, and the online version of the test emerged in 2010 as a e-learning platform. This test is highly popular and widely recognized among sailors. Over 350 companies worldwide utilize the CES testing system to evaluate the competence of their crew members.

What is the maritime exam?

The maritime CES exam is a 60-minute computer-based test consisting of 65 to 80 questions. It is designed to verify a seafarer’s competence across Management, Operational, and Support levels in accordance with STCW standards, covering key functional areas such as Deck, Engine, and Electrical electronics.

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