ThE mArItImE tRaInInG cEnTeR oF tHe PhIlIpPiNeS

History

Organized in late January 1983, The Maritime Training Center of the Philippines (TMTCP) was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on 18 February 1983, Reg. No. 110300.

TMTCP activities are regulated by the Maritime Training Council (MTC), composed of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA), Professional Regulation Commission (PRC), Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), Department of Education, Culture and Sports (DECS), Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), National Telecommunications Commission (NTC), and the Filipino Association for Mariners Employment (FAME).

Training expertise devolves on instructors who are some of the most experienced seafarers in the country, each having served for many years on board multi-national-flag merchant ships and/or naval vessels. Honed in the proven methods of teaching that they have acquired in the instructor training course taken in the Philippines and in major maritime countries, TMTCP instructors impart their attitude, knowledge and skills to their students destined for the maritime profession. They are wont to say, " . . . we train those who sail to live . . . so that others may live to sail." Lending the expertise on administrative functions and overseeing operational matters, is the corporate board of - "all weather" master mariners, senior business executives, career managers, and a radar expert, a former Navy Chief Petty Officer. Their individual longevity in various fields of specialization - maritime command, economics and instrument technology - aggregates in excess of a hundred years.

Although guided by the format and substance suggested in IMO Model Courses, it is NOT the intention of these Model Courses, however, "to present instructord with a rigid teaching package which thay are expected to follow blindly... because educational system and cultural back ground of Filipino trainees in maritime subjects may vary considerably" from seafarers students of other countries.

The Training Center operates out of Manila's district of Ermita, in the city's tourist belt, occupying the 3rd and 4th floor of the G.E. Antonino Building, opposite side of the National Library which is located at the southwestern grounds of the Rizal Park (Luneta). The two floors, with a total area of 2,200 sq.m. accommodate the executive and administrative offices and 32 classrooms of the Training Center.

The practicum site is located in Sta. Rosa, Laguna on a 1.5 hectare area along the shore of Laguna de Bay where shipboard evolutions and firefighting training are conducted.

Quality Assurance

Quality Policy

The Maritime Training Center of the Philippines holds sacred its commitment to quality training for those breed of seafarers

"who sail to live...so that others may live to sail"

To realize this precept we --

Maintain an academic staff who are steeped in the disciplines of the sea and an administrative staff conversant in management principles and ethical practices;
Conform to government laws on maritime training through the Maritime Training Council and applicable provisions of international standards;
Continously upgrade the qualification of our traininf staff and maximize the operational readiness of training facilities and equipment;
Adapt to the changes and development in the educational and technical aspects of the maritime industry;
Protect our corporate interest and those of our customers';
Are committed to meeting customer requirements and the continual improvement and effectiveness of the Quality Management System.
Ensure that this policy is communicated and understood within the organization and will be reviewed for continuing suitability.

This policy is the rule of conduct in the performance of our obligation to the country and to our customers.

Vision and Mission

The Maritime Training Center of the Philippines envision being the center of excellence in the development of property trained and highly professional seafarers capable of performing the tasks incognizant with the international standars. this mission will be achived by providing innovations of the system of continuing education and training of seafarers. To use its available resources ensures access in the maritime improvement in efficient delivery of training to produce the BEST seafarers.

B e engaged in professionalism and competence

E xperts in fulfiling maritime duties and responsibilities

S ense of nationalism with a global perspective

T o exercise SAFETY in all aspects of giving service to others through the guidance of our God Almighty.



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TMTCP's INFO Administration History Quality Assurance Quality Policy Vision/Mission COURSES OFFERED Advanced Safety Courses Allied Courses Basic Safety Courses Simulator Courses Tanker Courses Refresher Courses ADMISSIONS Enrollment Procedure Cancellation of Courses Replacement of Certificates CTC of Training Certificates ACCREDITATIONS CONTACT US	History Organized in late January 1983, The Maritime Training Center of the Philippines (TMTCP) was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on 18 February 1983, Reg. No. 110300. TMTCP activities are regulated by the Maritime Training Council (MTC), composed of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA), Professional Regulation Commission (PRC), Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), Department of Education, Culture and Sports (DECS), Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), National Telecommunications Commission (NTC), and the Filipino Association for Mariners Employment (FAME). Training expertise devolves on instructors who are some of the most experienced seafarers in the country, each having served for many years on board multi-national-flag merchant ships and/or naval vessels. Honed in the proven methods of teaching that they have acquired in the instructor training course taken in the Philippines and in major maritime countries, TMTCP instructors impart their attitude, knowledge and skills to their students destined for the maritime profession. They are wont to say, " . . . we train those who sail to live . . . so that others may live to sail." Lending the expertise on administrative functions and overseeing operational matters, is the corporate board of - "all weather" master mariners, senior business executives, career managers, and a radar expert, a former Navy Chief Petty Officer. Their individual longevity in various fields of specialization - maritime command, economics and instrument technology - aggregates in excess of a hundred years. Although guided by the format and substance suggested in IMO Model Courses, it is NOT the intention of these Model Courses, however, "to present instructord with a rigid teaching package which thay are expected to follow blindly... because educational system and cultural back ground of Filipino trainees in maritime subjects may vary considerably" from seafarers students of other countries. The Training Center operates out of Manila's district of Ermita, in the city's tourist belt, occupying the 3rd and 4th floor of the G.E. Antonino Building, opposite side of the National Library which is located at the southwestern grounds of the Rizal Park (Luneta). The two floors, with a total area of 2,200 sq.m. accommodate the executive and administrative offices and 32 classrooms of the Training Center. The practicum site is located in Sta. Rosa, Laguna on a 1.5 hectare area along the shore of Laguna de Bay where shipboard evolutions and firefighting training are conducted. Back to Top Quality Assurance Quality Policy The Maritime Training Center of the Philippines holds sacred its commitment to quality training for those breed of seafarers "who sail to live...so that others may live to sail" To realize this precept we -- Maintain an academic staff who are steeped in the disciplines of the sea and an administrative staff conversant in management principles and ethical practices; Conform to government laws on maritime training through the Maritime Training Council and applicable provisions of international standards; Continously upgrade the qualification of our traininf staff and maximize the operational readiness of training facilities and equipment; Adapt to the changes and development in the educational and technical aspects of the maritime industry; Protect our corporate interest and those of our customers'; Are committed to meeting customer requirements and the continual improvement and effectiveness of the Quality Management System. Ensure that this policy is communicated and understood within the organization and will be reviewed for continuing suitability. This policy is the rule of conduct in the performance of our obligation to the country and to our customers. Back to Top Vision and Mission The Maritime Training Center of the Philippines envision being the center of excellence in the development of property trained and highly professional seafarers capable of performing the tasks incognizant with the international standars. this mission will be achived by providing innovations of the system of continuing education and training of seafarers. To use its available resources ensures access in the maritime improvement in efficient delivery of training to produce the BEST seafarers. B e engaged in professionalism and competence E xperts in fulfiling maritime duties and responsibilities S ense of nationalism with a global perspective T o exercise SAFETY in all aspects of giving service to others through the guidance of our God Almighty. Back to Top
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