InterManager has released the second edition of its free online course on crew mental health and wellbeing, targeting ship managers, masters, and shore staff. It emphasizes spotting stress signs and supporting seafarers amid modern challenges.
On March 16, 2026, InterManager announced the launch of the second edition of its free online course "Crew Mental Health and Wellbeing." Aimed at cargo superintendents, masters, and fleet managers, it covers modules on recognizing mental health symptoms, burnout prevention strategies, and practical support tools. The training is available on the InterManager platform, takes about 2 hours, and provides a certificate upon completion.
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