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Membership
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The Members of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers (MICS) are internationally recognised professionals in the shipping industry.
Members are elected in accordance with Institute rules and applies to any member of commercial shipping. To become a member, candidates must pass the examinations and satisfy the Controlling Council in London of their suitability.
Fellowship (FICS), which permits a person to be described as a Chartered Shipbroker, is granted to a member who has reached a position of seniority and influence in the shipping world. |
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Australia & New Zealand Branch
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The Australia and New Zealand Branch is a local Branch of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers, incorporated in London by Royal Charter. The Branch is sub-divided into two Chapters.
The Australian Chapter has about 80 members and is administered through the Branch Secretariat located in Melbourne. The Australian Chapter also services PNG.
The New Zealand Chapter is administered through the Dunsford Marine offices in Auckland, and has about 20 members. The New Zealand Branch provides services to the South Pacific. |
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Studying at ICS
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Qualifying examinations pursuant to becoming a member of the Institute are administered by the Australia and New Zealand Branch.
The Branch is a recognised Institute Teaching Centre offering the internationally recognised ICS Tutorship program to prepare students for the qualifying examinations.
In addition, the Branch can provide for the delivery of bespoke professional development courses and workshops. |
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