Surplus of Philippine marine graduates

The country’s mariners urged the Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) Thursday to regulate enrolment of maritime courses, saying there is a surplus of marine graduates who remain jobless or end up working in a different field or become victims of illegal recruitment......continue reading here http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/243022/ched-asked-regulate-enrolment-maritime-courses

1,208 pass written exams for Philippine marine engineer licensure exam

02/04/2010   A total of 1,208 out of the 2,212 examinees passed the various written examinations for the marine engineer licensure examinations held last January, the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) said. 

At the same time, 478 examinees passed the written phase for the second engineer and the officer-in charge licensure exams that were held from September 2009 to January 2010.

The PRC added that 712 applicants have been “upgraded" as chief engineer officer. Philippine Inquirer

 

For complete lists, click the links below.
* CHIEF MARINE ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAM - (WRITTEN PHASE)

* LIST OF 712 APPLICANTS UPGRADED AS CHIEF ENGINEER OFFICERS

* OIC ENGINEERING WATCH - COMPUTER-BASED LICENSURE EXAM

* OPERATIONAL LEVEL WATCHKEEPING ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAM - (W.P.)

* OPERATIONAL LEVEL WATCHKEEPING ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAM - (exempted from practical assessment)

SECOND ENGINEER - COMPUTER-BASED LICENSURE EXAM

* SECOND MARINE ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAM - (WRITTEN PHASE)

* SECOND MARINE ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION - (exempted from taking practical assessment)