​A student's life is often filled with social activities, family, and, of course, a lot of hard work at the college. You have classes to attend, homework, and assignments to hand in, and you might even have to go to sea as a part of your education. You might live far away from your family, and you have to create your adult life while focusing on your studies. 

 

For most students, the time at college is the best time of their lives! You experience newfound freedom; you are exploring the world if you go to sea, and you create new friendships that might last a lifetime. 

 

But for some students, this is overwhelming. Some students struggle to find their place at the college and make new friends, and the thought of going to sea for maybe 6 months seems daunting. This is normal, and if you have experienced this, you are not alone. 

 

That said, it can be hard to organize your time so you have enough time to study as well as social activities. You might feel like your classes take up all your time, and no matter how hard you study, you still feel stuck. You might be nervous about your upcoming time at sea, and you might be missing your family back home. 

 

I have set up two different coaching and mentoring programs for students. It is aimed at students in the maritime field, but you can still join if you are studying some other subjects. 

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You can read about the student and mentoring program, as well as the career coaching for students right here

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