Half of PH maritime training centers lack funds for E-learning

By Yashika F. Torib

Jul 03, 2024 12:03 am

ABOUT half of the country's maritime training institutions (MTIs) have identified financial constraints as a major barrier to implementing distance learning methods for seafarers and other maritime professionals.

A study by the National Maritime Polytechnic (NMP) revealed that only 43 of the 87 Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) accredited MTIs across the country have incorporated distance learning into their programs.

Zenaida Eugenia Palita presents the research findings on Investments in Distance Learning in Philippine Maritime Training Institutions during the DMW-NMP Maritime Research Forum on June 20, 2024, at Hotel H2O, Manila. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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