Effectiveness of Shipboard Familiarization on Engine Watchkeeping Skills among Marine Engineering Students in Higher Education Institution of Ozamiz City

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Authors: Carl Khezleer A. Villamor, Daryl D. Montealegre, Julius B. Burburan, Maurece S. Bonita, Jose H. Egos
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Abstract

This study explored the effectiveness of shipboard familiarization in developing engine watchkeeping skills among marine engineering students at Misamis University in Ozamiz City.Recognizing the essential role of hands-on training in maritime education, the research aimed to evaluate how experiential learning through shipboard exposure enhances the theoretical and practical competencies of future marine engineers.By employing a descriptivecomparative research design, the study examined students' cognitive and technical preparedness before and after undergoing shipboard training.Central to the investigation is the alignment of educational objectives with industry-required competencies, particularly in watchkeeping duties, safety procedures, and situational awareness in engine room operations.The research also underscores the significance of integrating real-world applications into maritime curricula to better equip cadets for the demands of their professional role's onboard vessels.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Engineering Education and Curriculum Development Vocational and Entrepreneurial Education Vocational Education and Training

Publication details

Journal / source
Multilingual Academic Journal of Education and Social Sciences
Volume
14
Issue
1
Publication date
17 January 2026
Language
EN