OneLearn Global, RINA Launch Maritime Learning Partnership
The partnership joins OneLearn Global's and RINA's course offerings to build technical and wellbeing skills for seafarers and maritime professionals.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Distance Learning
OneLearn Global and RINA have launched an integrated maritime learning partnership that makes selected courses from each provider available through the other's platform. The initial rollout focuses on Greece and Singapore.
Why it matters
Maritime professionals face rapidly expanding skill demands tied to decarbonisation, digitalisation, cybersecurity and complex regulation. Growing attention to fatigue, mental health and human factors at sea is also shaping training needs.
The announcement did not include course counts, pricing or enrollment figures. Selected courses from the RINA Learning Hub will be offered through the OLG Learning Experience Platform, and selected OLG courses through the RINA Learning Hub.
The players
OneLearn Global
OneLearn Global is a member of OneCare Group and operates the OLG Learning Experience Platform used to deliver maritime courses.
RINA
RINA is a maritime classification and engineering organization that operates the RINA Learning Hub for technical training.
OneCare Group
OneCare Group is the parent organization of OneLearn Global, led by CEO Marinos Kokkinis.
The details
The partnership combines technical competence, digital learning, human performance and seafarer wellbeing across ship operations, marine surveys, safety, cybersecurity, energy, environmental compliance and maritime regulation. It also covers mental health, resilience, fatigue management, psychological safety, leadership and workplace wellbeing.
Timeline
2 November 2026: Partnership announced.
Market Landscape
Seafarer training is being reshaped by decarbonisation, digitalisation and tighter cybersecurity and environmental rules at sea. Partnerships pairing technical courses with wellbeing and human-performance content reflect a growing focus on fatigue and psychological safety in shipping.
Seafarers and maritime staff can access selected technical and wellbeing courses through either the OLG or RINA platform. Learners in Greece and Singapore are the first to see the expanded offerings as the rollout begins.
The takeaway
Maritime professionals can look for combined technical and wellbeing training as the sector adjusts to new regulatory and human-factor demands. Pairing skills development with mental health and fatigue management is becoming part of the standard learning mix.
Further reading
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