Strong critique in report on Filipino seafarers
The EMSA has completed its report after reviewing the standard of the Filipino seafarers schools. The bottom line contains a strong critique of obvious shortcomings. ShippingWatch presents the results below.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
Though the report has been anticipated for months, the real work toward improving the standards of "the world's largest seafarers school," the around 100 schools in the Philippines, has been going on for many years. Now, the EMSA, the EU's institute for maritime safety, has finished its work as well as the report measuring the standard of the Philippine maritime schools.
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