Commission on Higher Education chairman Prospero de Vera III said Sunday President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. tasked them to finish the reevaluation of the 83 maritime schools in the country within two years.
In a Super Radyo dzBB interview, De Vera said CHED had committed to evaluate the maritime schools again to check their standard compliance in light of the European Union’s continued recognition of the certificates issued for seafarers by the Philippines.
He added: “Instead of the evaluation taking three years, maybe it can be finished in two years. The President ordered us to finish earlier the timetable that we set.” Earlier this month, after getting an extension of the Philippines’maritime education, the Marcos administration said it was prepared with its plans and programs to efficiently address the six deficiencies identified by the European Commission in the country’s maritime and seafaring sector.
The EC’s Directorate General for Mobility and Transport on March 31 extended its recognition of Philippine-issued seafarers certificates, saying Manila has made “serious efforts” to address deficiencies in monitoring, supervision, and evaluation of training and assessment. The DOTr said before they had been focusing on improving the training and the types of equipment in maritime schools in the country to improve the quality of their graduates.
Ople thanked the EC for recognizing the significant efforts being made by the Marcos administration to comply with the requirements under the International Convention on STCW for seafarers.
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