Let us do the heard work for you. Make the most of our helpful advice and guides in your search for your next role. These resources are designed to support you, offering valuable insights and practical tips to make your job search easier and increase your chances of success.
Whether it's your first telephone interview or a final-stage in-person interview, Spinnaker can help you research, prepare, and excel in the selection process. With our guidance, you'll be well equipped to showcase your skills and make a strong impression, increasing your chances of success in securing the role.
In today’s job market, assessments and task-based exercises are often used as part of the interview process. Employers use them to evaluate problem-solving, technical skills, and role fit. Whether it’s a skills test, case study, or strategic exercise, being well-prepared is essential. This guide provides strategies to approach assessments with confidence and competence.
Your CV is your first chance to impress employers, so it must be clear, relevant, and impactful. Whether you're entering the job market, a seasoned professional, or targeting a senior role, it should showcase your skills, experience, and values effectively. This guide offers top tips to create a standout CV.
Securing a job today requires more than qualifications. Key strategies include building a strong personal brand, tailoring your CV, networking, gaining relevant experience, and seeking mentorship. Highlight both technical and soft skills, stay informed, and actively pursue opportunities to showcase your value, making you a standout candidate for employers.
Jobs in the maritime sector often involve relocation. Our handy location guides provide essential information on the cost of living, tax, visa requirements, and key holiday dates. Covering most of the major shipping hubs these aim to help you make informed decisions about a potential move overseas.
The world’s oldest port, Byblos in Lebanon, has been in operation for over 5,000 years.
Shipping is so vast that if it were a country, it would be the 6th largest economy in the world.