The South African International Maritime Institute (SAIMI) has a mandate to support and develop ground-breaking research that will facilitate knowledge transfer and the development of competitive maritime education and training in South Africa. Inspired by the various stakeholders who work with SAIMI to provide ideas and strategies to support the sector, the South African Journal for Maritime Education and Training (SAJMET) is a first of its kind, dedicated to publishing annually on themes and topics related to maritime research, innovation and development in South  and Southern Africa.

• Overview of the Skills Required for Marine Protection and Ocean Governance - Patrick Vrancken
• Human Sciences Research Council’s Labour Market Intelligence Partnership Study and Lessons for the Maritime Sector – A Labour Market Theoretical Perspective - Mokong S Mapadimeng
• A Proposed Education-Industry Partnership for Skills Development in the Marine Manufacturing Sector - Vanessa Davidson
• Applying Systems Thinking Approach to Enterprise Development - Keagan Halley and Andrea Bernatzeder
• Skills Development and Capacity Building within the Oceans Economy - Nwabisa Matoti
• South African Maritime Skills Supply and Demand - Derek Zimmerman
• Forward Thinking for Leading Excellence in Maritime Education and Training - Momoko Kitada

• Role players in the African Maritime Domain including agencies
• Governments in Africa 
• Business
• Civil society
• Lawyers
• Scientists
• Students