Posts By: Jennifer Pitcher

Endeavour is committed to encouraging and promoting gender equity in the sport of sailing and the wider maritime industry by providing opportunities for young people of all backgrounds, skills, and abilities to be exposed to sailing and maritime training opportunities including greater participation by females.  Since 2015, Endeavour’s programmes have engaged over 7,000 young people… Read more »

Endeavour, a Bermuda-registered charity that engages diverse youth across Bermuda in experiential learning that builds their self-confidence and life skills, partners with the Bermuda College Athora Division of Professional and Career Education to prepare Bermudian youth for working in the maritime sector.  The Endeavour Maritime Career Springboard Programme offers hands-on training, skills development and exposure… Read more »

Endeavour, a Bermuda-registered charity that builds self-confidence and life skills by engaging diverse youth across Bermuda in experiential learning through sailing, releases its 2022 Impact Report.  The report illuminates Endeavour’s hands-on learning activities that help students learn by doing as they explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math or STEAM education through sailing, discover Bermuda’s… Read more »

Written by Heather Wood (The Royal Gazette) About two years ago, Jahshon Smith was trying to figure out his life when Lisa Latham, a counsellor at Bermuda College, came forward with a suggestion. Her idea, the Endeavour Maritime Career Springboard Programme, took him by surprise as it was aimed at Bermudians aged 16 and older, who… Read more »

Endeavour is committed to fostering a culture of inclusivity and accessibility through its programmes that are available free of charge to young people across Bermuda of all backgrounds, skills and abilities. Endeavour’s programmes encourage and promote inclusiveness in the sport of sailing and more widely in the maritime industry by engaging diverse youth in hands-on… Read more »

~ Written By Robyn Bardgett Endeavour, a Bermuda-registered charity that builds self-confidence and life skills for Bermuda’s youth through experiential education, partners with the Bermuda College Athora Division of Professional and Career Education (APACE) to prepare young Bermudians for working in the maritime industry. The Endeavour Maritime Career Springboard Programme is a seven-week training initiative… Read more »

Endeavour, a Bermuda-registered charity that builds self-confidence and life skills for Bermuda’s youth through experiential education, partners with the Bermuda College Athora Division of Professional and Career Education (APACE) to prepare young Bermudians for working in the maritime industry. The Endeavour Maritime Career Springboard Programme is a seven-week training initiative for Bermudians aged 16 and… Read more »

Endeavour, a Bermuda-registered charity that engages students in experiential learning through sailing, held a Community Day with twelve employees and interns from Endeavour’s lead founding sponsor, Orbis Investments. More than 6,000 youth from 20 schools across Bermuda have benefited from engaging in Endeavour’s programmes since 2015. As part of its commitment to inclusivity, Endeavour’s programmes… Read more »

Endeavour, a Bermuda-registered charity that engages students in experiential learning through sailing, held a Community Day in Dockyard at the end of June. A team of eight interns and employees from Arch Capital Group Ltd. helped Endeavour to prepare for its summer programmes. Geovanni Hayward, Endeavour Programme Manager, shared, “We appreciate the incredible support from… Read more »

Endeavour is a registered charity and non-profit that engages Bermuda’s youth in hands-on, experiential learning through sailing that builds their self-confidence and life skills.  Endeavour’s programmes encourage and promote inclusiveness in the sport of sailing and more widely in the maritime industry by exposing youth of all backgrounds, skills and abilities to Science, Technology, Engineering,… Read more »