The Future at sea begins in Gran Canaria with Grupo Stier
At a crucial time for maritime employment, a large number of shipping companies have already begun their recruitment processes for
Since ancient times, the people of the sea have embodied courage, resilience, and a deep connection with the oceans. Whether they are fishermen, sailors, harbor pilots, or merchant mariners, they all share a life shaped by the uncertainty of the waves and the vastness of the horizon. They keep the heartbeat of the coast alive and fuel the networks that sustain the world.
Life at sea is not easy. Long shifts, isolation, unpredictable weather, and constant distance from home make it a vocation that demands strength and dedication. Yet those who choose this path often speak of the sea with a respect and passion born only from daily communion with its mysteries and challenges.
Beyond their economic role, seafarers represent an invaluable cultural legacy. Their stories, songs, superstitions, and ancestral knowledge form a universe that transcends generations and borders. They are storytellers of the wind and guardians of traditions that might otherwise be lost.
In an era of globalization and automation, it is essential not to overlook those who, with weathered hands and steady gazes, remain a vital part of maritime trade and sovereignty. To value and protect the people of the sea is to preserve the soul of our oceans.
That’s why, at Grupo Stier, we want to thank them for the work they do and for trusting us with their training. Happy Day of the Seafarer
At a crucial time for maritime employment, a large number of shipping companies have already begun their recruitment processes for
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