About the Project
The Blue Generation Project aims to inspire and engage young people aged 15 to 29 to explore sustainable career opportunities in the Blue Economy — one of the most dynamic and growing sectors supporting ocean sustainability and economic development.
The Blue Generation Project brings together experts from the Blue Economy and youth-focused organizations to deliver up-to-date knowledge on: Skills in demand, Career pathways, Training opportunities, Open job positions in sustainable maritime sector.

What the Blue Generation Program Offers
BlueGeneration.careers – Your Gateway to Sustainable Blue Economy Careers
BlueGeneration.careers is a free, online Blue Career Platform designed to connect young people across Europe with employers, training providers, and organizations in the Blue Economy. On the platform, you can:

The Blue Career Guide
The Blue Career Guide is a dynamic and informative tool designed for young people who are looking to discover career opportunities in the Blue Economy’s fastest-growing sectors.
Created by expert partners of the Blue Generation Project, the Blue Career Guide offers:
Whether you’re just beginning to explore your options or ready to dive deeper into a specific sector, the Blue Career Guide helps you make informed decisions and take your first steps toward a sustainable career in the ocean economy.
BlueGeneration MOOC – Learn About Blue Economy Careers, Anytime, Anywhere
The BlueGeneration MOOC Platform is a free online learning tool designed to inform and inspire young people and future career promoters about the training and job opportunities available in the seven core sectors of the Blue Economy in Europe.
This self-paced e-learning platform features 10 independent, interactive modules, each providing a comprehensive introduction to a specific Blue Economy subsector.
The entire course takes approximately 3 hours to complete. All modules are independent and can be taken in any order, allowing you to focus on the sectors that interest you most.


The Blue Generation Project was co-funded by Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway through the EEA and Norway Grants Fund for Youth Employment, supporting initiatives that address youth unemployment across Europe through sustainable solutions.

