Shipping English_Dandi Alan Setiawan_201085_MTL B

NAMA : DANDI ALAN SETIAWAN NRP : 201085 PRODI : MANAJEMEN TRANSPORTASI LAUT (B) MAKUL : SHIPPING ENGLISH II

How Importance Of English In The Maritime World English is a connecting language for people to do conversations. In daily activities, English is something that cannot be separated, especially for workers engaged in the maritime sector. English can make it easier for someone to understand each other. Of course, with English someone can understand various things, because almost the whole world uses English, for example the tools found on ships or ports

Especially In The Maritime Sector In the maritime sector, English is very important, because it can help fluency during activities. To find out the data or procedures for each world port in showing guidance during sailing and docking, because various equipment and activities in the maritime sector have used English as a tool a lot

Indonesia’s Potential As a Maritime Country Indonesia is geographically an archipelagic country with two-thirds of the ocean area larger than the land. This can be seen by the presence of coastlines on almost every island in Indonesia which makes Indonesia ranks second after Canada as a country that has the longest coastline in the world. This strength is a great potential to advance the Indonesian economy. Data from the Food and Agriculture Organization in 2012, Indonesia currently ranks third in the world's largest fishery production after China and India. In addition, Indonesian waters store 70 percent of potential oil because there are approximately 40 oil basins in Indonesian waters. Of this figure, only about 10 percent are currently being explored and utilized. This shows that the Indonesian people have not felt the significant role of the maritime potential they have, which is marked by the not being managed optimally by Indonesia's maritime potential. With the diversity of Indonesia's maritime potential, including the marine biotechnology industry, deep ocean water, marine tourism, marine energy, marine minerals, shipping, defense, and the maritime industry, it can actually make a major contribution to the welfare and prosperity of the Indonesian people.

Job Opportunities in The Maritime World 1. Master To become a captain, you must study nautical science or expertise. In addition to the knowledge to steer a ship, you will also learn to become a guard officer for sea navigation. Currently the world of shipping still needs many captains. The salary range for a captain is IDR 6,500,000 per hour. 2. Employees of the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries For those of you who are shipping graduates who want to work in government agencies, you will be suitable to fill the part as an employee at the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries. The salary range for civil servants under this ministry is Rp. 2,500,000-Rp.33,000,000. 3. Regulatory And Transport Lawmakers Under the Ministry of Transportation and the Department of Transportation, shipping graduates are required to make various laws and regulations regarding sea transportation. The salary range for civil servants under these ministries and agencies also varies, starting from Rp. 2,500,000-Rp.33,000,000.

4. Work in a shipping company The next shipping job opportunity or prospect is to work in various companies engaged in shipping, both public and private. There are many positions that you can occupy in a company like this. The salary range for employees in shipping companies can reach double digits. 5. Ports And Shipyards As a shipping graduate, you can also work in a port or shipyard. Compared to other industry staff, being a staff in this field has a fairly large salary. The salary range for employees in shipyards is IDR 4,000,000. 6. Fishing Industry Another industry that is suitable for shipping graduates is the fishing industry. There are many jobs that can be your prospects in the industry, especially if you have a better understanding of marine science. The salary range of workers in the fishing industry can reach Rp. 15,000,000.

My Plan In the Maritime Sector Regarding the courses that I took while studying at STIMARYO, of course I want to take part in maritime progress, especially in the port sector. Become someone who can be relied on with the skills that have been learned, so that i can establish good cooperation with adequate and reliable provisions. Expanding national and international relations to add insight. The most important thing for now is to continue to increase knowledge and learn and prepare myself for the world of work that I will take in the future