Marina CRP Passers

08/12/2024

Sa mga Pasado at gustong Umakto
Huwag kang BOSS , Mas mabuti...LEADER.

Pasampa palang

08/12/2024

Bilang pinono sa isang Departamento.
Tinatandaan nila tayo sa kung anong
ugali pinapakita mo.

"Nakasama ko na yon mabaet yon"

"Nakasama ko na yun GAHAMAN yon,
kinuha na EXTRA PAY niya, Pati pa naman EXTRA namin kukunin at ipambili daw namin"

Good deeds vz bad deeds.

07/12/2024

06/11/2024

Kumusta mga KA-CRP.

From inbox:
Tanong ko lang po Sir, Saang School po pwede makapag pa BS?

Nagsarado na po kasi school namin 😥

Maraming Salamat po.


Congratulations Marina CRP Passers

06/11/2024

06/11/2024

Alam mo ba noong si Vice Admiral Rene Medina(PN Ret.) ang dating MARINA STCW Executive Director during the time of FPRRD.
ay FREE Ang CRP REVIEWER?

22/10/2024

Ang buhay ay WEATHER-Wither you like it or not lang 😀.

15/10/2024

Congrats Marina CRP Passers

Kung ikaw bigyan ng chance maka AKTO
na KAPITAN gagayahin mo ba ang ginawa
niya? Tanggalan ng internet ang mga Crew tapos nakikita ka ng mga crew nag i-enjoy kapipindot sa iyong selpon?

14/10/2024

Pag-baba at pagsampa ng Barko,
Naalala tayo kung anong ugali
ang pinapakita sa kapwa.

Congrats Marina CRP Passers

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OUR STAGES OF ELIMINATION IN LIFE

1.⁠ ⁠At 60, the workplace eliminates you. No matter how successful or powerful you were during your career, you'll return to being an ordinary person. So, don't cling to the mindset and sense of superiority from your past job, let go of your ego, or you might lose your sense of ease!

2.⁠ ⁠At 70, society gradually eliminates you. The friends and colleagues you used to meet and socialize with become fewer, and hardly anyone recognizes you at your former workplace. Don't say, "I used to be..." or "I was once..." because the younger generation won't know you, and you mustn't feel uncomfortable about it!

3.⁠ ⁠At 80, family slowly eliminates you. Even if you have many children and grandchildren, most of the time you'll be living with your spouse or by yourself. When your children visit occasionally, it's an expression of affection, so don't blame them for coming less often, as they're busy with their own lives!

4.⁠ ⁠At 90, the Earth wants to eliminate you. Some of the people you knew have already departed forever. At this point, don't be sad or mournful, because this is the way of life, and everyone will eventually follow this path!

Therefore, live life to the fullest!
Be grateful and be kind.

📷 ctto

04/10/2024

Saludo sa mga Marinong-guro na nagbahagi sa kanilang karanasan at kaalaman sa barko para sa mga aspiring Seafarers 👍

Congrats Marina CRP Passers
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In JAPAN, there is NO TEACHER'S DAY...

Once I asked my Japanese colleague, Teacher Yamamoto:

- When do you celebrate Teachers' Day in Japan, and how do you observe it?

Surprised by my question, he replied:

- We don't have any Teachers' Day celebration. Hearing his response, I didn't know whether to believe him or not. I wondered, 'Why does a country with a developed economy, science, and technology show such a lack of respect for teachers and their work?'

One day after work, Yamamoto invited me to his home. Since he lived far from the school, we took the subway. The subway cars were crowded during the evening rush hour. I managed to squeeze in and stood, holding onto the handrails tightly. Suddenly, an elderly man sitting next to me offered his seat. Not understanding such respectful behavior from the older man, I couldn't accept his offer, but he insisted, and I had to sit.

After leaving the subway, I asked Yamamoto to explain the elder's action. Yamamoto smiled and pointed to my teacher's badge, saying:

- This old man saw your teacher's badge and offered his seat as a sign of respect for your status.

Since it was my first time visiting Teacher Yamamoto, I felt uncomfortable going empty-handed, so I decided to buy a gift. I shared my thoughts with Yamamoto, and he supported me, saying that there's a store for teachers ahead where you can buy items at discounted prices.

Once again, I couldn't contain my emotions:

- Are these discounts only for teachers? - I asked.
Confirming my words, Yamamoto said:

- In Japan, a teacher is the most respected profession, the most respected person. Japanese entrepreneurs are delighted when teachers visit their stores; they consider it an honor.

During my time in Japan, I repeatedly saw how Japanese people deeply respect teachers. There are separate seats for them on the subway, dedicated stores, and teachers don't wait in line for tickets on any form of transportation.

Why do Japanese teachers need a separate holiday when every day of their lives is like a celebration?

As I retell this story, I wholeheartedly wish for our society to grow to such a level of reverence for teachers, and for teachers to be worthy of such a high title!"

Let pride beat in all of our hearts! Teacher, I bow to your name.

26/09/2024

Salamat Kara David 👍

25/09/2024

What if:
Ibalik nalang kaya as Non-Mandatory ang Management Level Course Engine and Deck? Total nagyari naman eto sa panahon ni Pres.Duterte 🙏
Ibalik na rin ang Sagut sa Marina CRP Portal

kahit papano magamit namin sa aming pamilya ang gastosin sa bakasyon 😥
Payag ba kayo mga Kabaro?


📷 CTTO