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SKILLS ENHANCEMENT. Some seafarers undergoing training at the National Maritime Polytechnic (NMP) main office training complex in Tacloban City in this undated photo. State-run NMP sees the need to train Filipino seafarers on future technology as more European countries shift to automation of the shipping industry.(Photo courtesy of NMP) TACLOBAN CITY - State-run National Maritime Polytechnic (NMP) sees the need to train Filipino seafarers on future technology as more European countries have started to shift to automation of their shipping industry. Mayla Macadawan, NMP officer-in-charge, on Wednesday said there are ongoing efforts to revise the NMP's standards of training, certification, and watchkeeping to adapt to the emerging global technologies. "If there is automation, it means that there is a probability that there will be a decline on the need for Filipino seafarers. We should not worry if we will address the need now. We are confident that Filipinos seafarers will rem

Batangas cityDavao cityIloilo cityTacloban cityMayla macadawanNational maritime polytechnicSkills enhancement some seafarers undergoing training at the national maritime polytechnic nmp main office complex in tacloban city this undated photo state run sees need to train filipino on future technology as more european countries shift automation of shipping industry courtesy have started their mayla macadawanMp officer in chargeN wednesday said there are ongoing efforts to revise the nmp 39s standards of trainingNd watchkeeping to adapt the emerging global technologies quot if there is automationT means that there isa probability will bea decline on the need for filipino seafarers we should not worry if address now are confident filipinos remaina seafarer of choice in worldUot macadawan told reporters the country has most number of seafarers in international fleet with 144000 skilled workers and 74000 officers in 2021 major competitors are chinaNd ukraine the decline in demand for filipino seafarers will affect country 39s economyCcording to the nmp official in 2021 sea based remittances reached usd6 54 billion out of total overseas filipino worker usd31 41 quot we continue encourage seafarers upgrade their skills sustain demand for skilled international shipping industry