Developing Future Ready Workfoce

Capt. Kyaw Zin WinVisiting Professor, Head of Nautical Science

Myanmar Maritime University

Introduction of MET• Maritime Education and Training (MET) is

defined as an educational system whichaimed to provide seafarers for merchantvessels.

• Maritime education апd training (МЕТ) is, ofcourse, but оnе sub-set of the wider educationапd training system in general аnd, as such,МЕТ providers must bе cognisant of bothcurrent educational practices аnd the widerenviroпmeпt within which educationoperates.

What can industry expect?

DevelopingMyanmar Maritime

Education&

Training

Structure of Myanmar METStructure of Myanmar MET

Myanmar Maritime University(MMU)

Myanmar Maritime University(MMU)

Myanmar Mercantile Marine College( MMMC)

Myanmar Mercantile Marine College( MMMC)

Private Maritime Training InstitutionsPrivate Maritime Training Institutions

Structure of Myanmar METMINISTRY ofTransport andcommunication

DepartmentOf Marine

Administration(DMA)

MyanmarMaritime

University(MMU)

MyanmarMercantile

Marine(MMMC)

Private MaritimeTraining Institutions

Myanmar MaritimeUniversity

In accordance with the guidance of the Head of State to fosterhuman resources and to upgrade the fields related to maritimetechnology, Myanmar Maritime University was temporarilyopened in the compound of Myanmar Mercantile Marine College(Institute of Marine Technology), Bayinnaung Road, Sinmalike,Yangon on 1st August 2002On the 1st of December 2003,Myanmar Maritime Universitywas moved to Thilawa,Thanlyin Township,Yangon Division andthe main building wasinaugurated on29th March 2004.

MMU’s ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

Rector

Pro-RectorAcademic

Pro-RectorAdmin

Head of DepartmentAcademic

Head of DepartmentAdmin

AcademicDepartments

AdminDepartments

ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT

Shipping Management Department

Port Management Department

Myanmar Department

English Department

Engineering Mathematics Department

Engineering Chemistry Department

Engineering Physics Department

Computer Science Department

Workshop Department

SUPPORTING ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT

M.E ( Naval Architecture )

M.E (Port and Harbor Engineering )

M.E (River and Coastal Engineering )

B.E (Naval Architecture)

B.E (Marine Engineering)

B.E (Marine Mechanical Engineering)

B.E (Port and Harbor Engineering)

B.E ( River and Coastal Engineering)

B.E ( Marine Electrical Systems and Electronics)

B.Sc (Hons) (Nautical Science)

Dip Engg; (Naval Architecture )

Dip Engg; (Port and Harbor Engineering )

Dip S. M (Post Graduate Diploma in Shipping Management)

Dip P. M ( Post Graduate Diploma in Port Management)

Dip TLM ( Post Graduate Diploma in Transport and

Logistics Management )

Certificate Course (for Multimodal Transport )

BUREAU VERITASQuality

InternationalCertification

ISO 9001-201512 March 2019

This certificate is valid until:

MMU

IAMU CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP

External Monitoring ( EMSA )

AUN-QA Associate Membership

Affiliated Organization of MMU

MMU

Yangon Technological University (YTU)

World Maritime University(WMU)

Nihon University (Japan)

Saitama University (Japan)

Nagaoka University (Japan)

Ritsumeikan University (Japan)

Training for the Qualified Trainers

Training for the Qualified Trainers

Osaka University (Japan)

Kobe University (Japan)

Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology

Shanghai Maritime University(China)

Dalian Maritime University (China)

Hohai University (China)

Training for the Qualified Trainers

Chulalongkorn University (Thailand)

Burapha University (Thailand)

Naresuan University ( Thailand )

Nanyang Technology University(NTU Singapore )

Korea Maritime Institute (KMI)

Korea Maritime Ocean University(KMOU)

Suan Sunandra Rajabhat University

CLASS

NavalArchitecture

MarineMechanical

MarineEngineering

Port &Habour

Engineering

River &Costal

Engineering

MarineElectrical

System andElectrical

Engineering

NauticalScience

Total

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Total

1st Year 23 20 19 2 66 - 29 20 4 12 51 - 74 - 266 54 320

2nd Year 16 26 18 2 69 - 39 15 3 7 41 - 67 - 253 50 303

3rd Year 24 22 21 5 63 - 18 26 7 13 35 5 65 - 233 71 304

4th Year 10 20 34 9 63 - 10 17 - 10 20 2 67 - 204 58 262

5th Year 19 27 14 10 64 - 6 19 - 5 23 7 68 - 194 68 262

Total 92 115 106 28 325 - 102 97 14 47 170 14 341 - 1150 301 1451

CLASS

ShippingManagement

PortManagement

LogisticsDiploma

Total

M F M F M F M F Total

1st Year(FullTime)

23 22 37 2 79 44 139 68 207

1st YearPart Time

8 6 17 14 - - 25 20 45

Diploma2nd Year

31 28 54 16 79 44 164 88 252

Total 23 22 37 2 79 44 139 68 207

Enrolled Students List ( 2017-2018)

Graduated Student ListNo. Date Batch NA

(M)NA(F)

ME PH(M)

PH(F)

RC(M)

RC(F)

EE(M)

EE(F)

MM(M)

MM(F)

NS(Hons)

NS Total

1. 16-12-2007 1st 19 - 57 13 - 1 5 - 53 - 148

2. 9-4-2008 2nd 22 - 85 11 - 2 12 - 60 - 192

3. 1-2-2009 3rd 31 - 134 11 - 2 12 - 87 - 328

4. 6-2-2010 4th 29 - 131 11 - 1 5 - 3 - 218

5. 15-1-2011 5th 15 - 109 26 - - 17 - 81 2 268

6. 28-1-2012 6th 51 - 111 47 - 1 18 - 105 1 359

7. 2-2-2013 7th 90 - 114 42 - 2 40 - 84 2 414

8. 8-2-2014 8th 28 59 96 45 17 4 72 2 80 2 490

9. 14-2-2015 9th 23 73 108 16 19 3 45 4 89 2 477

10 14-2-2016 10th 42 46 95 6 36 5 2 31 3 113 20 459

11 11-2-2017 11th 27 32 111 7 51 2 1 28 2 21 7 92 13 531

12 26.5.2018 12th 7 33 57 - 33 2 1 23 - 24 106 9 295

Total 384 234 128 235 156 25 4 308 11 45 7 953 51 4179

Post Graduate Diploma Student List

No.

Date Batch

Diploma( Part Time)

Diploma( Full Time)

Diploma(Engineering)

Master (Engg;) Logistics Total

SM PM SM PM NA PH RC NA PH RC (TLM)

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

1. 1-2-2009 1st 27 8 11 5 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 51

2. 6-2-2010 2nd 18 4 13 3 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 38

3.15-1-2011

3rd 8 2 5 3 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 18

4.28-1-2012

4th 3 15 4 3 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 25

5. 2-2-2013 5th 7 - 8 1 1 2 15 6 - - - - - - - - - - - - 40

6. 8-2-2014 6th 24 8 27 6 2 1 7 10 - - - - - - - - - - - - 85

7.14-2-2015

7th 8 20 25 18 10 - 2 3 4 4 - 1 - - - - - - - - 91

8.14-2-2016

8th 14 10 20 4 5 2 - - - - 1 1 1 2 60

9. 11.2.2017 9th 10 14 13 14 1 - - - 1 1 - - - - - - - 1 - - 46 36 137

10 26.5.2018 10th 7 13 8 3 - -- - - - - - - - - 1 6 - 1 - - 62 49 150

Total102

70 101 42 19 3 24 19 5 5 - 1 2 7 2 2 108 85 681

Sr. Company Name 1th Batch to 10th Batch 11thBatch 12thBatch13thBat

ch14thBatc

h TotalNA PH RC EE ME NS ME NS RC ME NS NA PH MM ME NS ME NS NA PH RC MM EE ME NS

1 Hyundai (HMM) 75 76 10 10 10 10 7 7 102 1032 KLC- SM 75 86 16 9 7 9 7 7 7 7 112 1183 KMTC 42 37 7 7 7 56 444 Heung-A 21 235 FUYO KAIUN 6 66 Toyo Sangyo(JSM) 4 87 Dorval Kaiun(JSM) 6 58 Iino Marine(JSM) 12 12 12 129 Nagashiki(JSM) 4 4

10 Exel (JSM) 5 3 5 311 EUSU (Hanjin) 14 15 2 2 2 16 1912 Ocean Win 9 513 Ocean Tankers 8 8 19 2114 Uniteam Marine 8 8 38 3515 Sun Rise 11 16 11 1616 STX-POS 51 46 3 7 7 54 6017 Lizstar 2 15 2 15

18Shin Sung(BayPoint) 3 3

19 FMS (Gewin) 5 5 5 520 Belships 4 4

21Chuan Chi(WanHai) 15 19 4 5 4 5 19 33

22 Marlow Navigation 2 0 223 East Win 17 5 17 5

Sr. Company Name 1th Batch to 10th Batch 11thBatch 12thBatch13thBatc

h 14thBatch TotalNA PH RC EE ME NS ME NS RC ME NS NS ME NS ME NS NA PH RC MM EE ME NS

24NYK (Weath OceanInternational ) 6 6 3 3 3 2 1 2 14 11

25 Bernhard Schulte 7 29 6 7 29 626 PMA 5 1 5 1

27APL(A PAN OCEANLINE) 2 5 1 8 2 5 9

28 Green Ro-Ro 2 2 07 30 567 566

Scholarship Students List

Contract between MMU & Shipping Lines andOff-shore Companies

Belships

Chuan Chi

Dorval Kaiun ( JSM )

East Win

Exel Marine ( JSM )

FMS ( Gewin )

Fuyo Kaiun Co,Ltd.

Hanjin ( JSM )

Heung-A (Korea)

Hyundai ( HMM ) (Korea)

Iino Marine ( JSM )

KLC

KMTC (Korea)

Nagashiki ( JSM )

Marlow Navigation

Ocean Wind.

Ocean Tanker

Sun Rise

STX- POS (SRS)

LIZSTAR

Shin Sung (Bay Point )

Toyo Sangyo ( JSM )

Uniteam Marine

Wan Hai Lines

Korea Marine ,Ltd N Y K Shipping Lines

Swiber (Off-Shore)

M J T (Off-Shore)

Bernard Schulte

EUSU Shipping Lines

Convocation Ceremony

1st ,2nd,3rd,4th and 5th Cadet PlusPre Training Jointly Cooperate with SMOU

Nautical Studies• Bridge Simulator• GMDSS• ECDIS• Full Mission Bridge Simulator ( 2019 )

Marine Engineering• Engine room Simulator• Automatic Control Laboratory• Electro Technical Laboratory• Engineering Workshop• Full Mission Engine Simulator ( 2019)

Ship Model Towing TankShip Model Towing Tank

Onboard TrainingOnboard Training

Sr.

Course

No. Subjects

OnboardAcceptance Completion

StrengthOnboardStrength (%)

1 Batch 10

(2009-2014)

Deck

Engineer

ETO

111

100

40

109

97

33

99

67

16

90.8

69.1

48.5

2 Batch 11

(2010-2015)

Deck

Engineer

ETO

82

85

40

80

80

30

77

56

22

96.3

70

73.3

3 Batch 12

(2011-2016)

Deck

Engineer

ETO

75

70

40

68

57

24

66

43

21

97.1

75.487.5

Onboard TrainingOnboard Training

Sr.

Course

No. Subjects

Onboard

Acceptance CompletionStrength

OnboardStrength (%)

4 Batch 13

(2013-2017)

Deck 70 65 50 76.9

78.8 %

Maritime education and training:Research development programs• Since 2010, research and development programs have been

set up with other international institutions, with increasedparticipation from the industry.

• Delft University of Technology(Netherland) and MMU alreadywork together for the 4 year project of Capacity Developmentfor Integrated Water Resource Management. It covers capacitybuilding, syllabus review and revisions, training equipmentsupport. Technology support started in August 2015.

•

Other research projects include:– Ship Model Test - supported by MyanShwePyi Tractors Co.Ltd.– Ship Model for 21m T201 - supported by Amber Star General TradingCo.Ltd.– Future Trends of HR Developments in Myanmar Shipping Industry -supported by KMI.– Preliminary Inspection for Building Fisheries Statistics in Myanmar -supported by KMI.– Preliminary Survey of Needs of Pond Fish Production in YangonRegion - supported by KMI.– A Project for the Feasibility of Building the Seafarer’s Training andEducation Centre, and Development of Master Plan for the Seafarer’sTraining Policy in the Republic of the Union of Myanmar - supported byKOICA & KMOU.– Development and production of next generation remote cruising ROVand its support - supported by KOICA & KMOU.– Study of trim dependence for ship performance in the actual seaconditions by computational fluid dynamics simulation

Coco Island Jetty( 2017)Designed by MMU and Ehime University ( Japan)

Maritime Technology Co-operationCenter ( Asia)

• The MTCC-Asia branch office in Myanmar wassuccessfully and impressively launched on November5 2018 in Myanmar Maritime University (MMU),Yangon, which was the latest effort of MTCC-Asia tohave 2nd reach-out on the map of GMN (GlobalMTCC Network), adding another important sub-regional center to the established network in ASEANas MTCC-Asia pushed forward the promotion of GHGemission control and green shipping awareness.

Myanmar Mercantile Marine College

Under the auspices of Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Educationand Ministry of Transport and Communication, Nautical andEngineering courses were conducted initially in 1963 at NavalTraining School, Seikyee. A pilot project for the training ofMerchant Navy personnel was drawn up and the Mercantile MarineTraining School was established on 1st, October,1971. TheInstitute of Marine Technology (IMT) was then solely put underMinistry of Transport and Communication on 15th, March, 1972.On 13th January 2005, IMT obtained new organizational strengthapproved by State Peace and Development Council (S.P.D.C.) onthe resolution of Cabinet meeting 2/2005. Furthermore, ourInstitute has been accredited with ISO 9001:2000 Certification byLloyd’s Register Quality Assurance (LRQA) and United KingdomAccreditation Service UKAS on 6th July, 2007. With steadycontinual improvements in teaching and training methodologycoupled with advance up to date Deck and Engine RoomSimulators, the Government Cabinet made a decision on 25thMarch, 2009 to upgrade IMT to Myanmar Mercantile MarineCollege (MMMC).

The courses being conducted at Myanmar MercantileMarine College are as follows:

I. Cadet Diploma Courses(1) Diploma in Nautical Studies (Dip.N.S)(2) Diploma in Maritime Technology (Dip. Mar.Tech)

II. Certificate of Competency (COC) Courses(1) Deck Officer Class I, Master(2) Chief Mate Class I & II (Combine)(3) Officer Incharge of a Navigational Watch Class III(4) MEO Class I, Chief Engineer(5) MEO Class II, Second Engineer(6) MEO Class III, Third Engineer(7) MEO Class III (Updating Course)

III. Courses for personnel on certain types of ship(COP) Courses

(1) Basic Training for Oil and Chemical TankerOperations Course (TF)

(2) Advanced Training for Oil Tanker OperationsCourse (AOT)

(3) Advanced Training for Chemical TankerOperations Course (ACT)IV. Safety, Survival and Medical Care Courses

(1) Basic Safety Training Course (BST)(2) Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats

other than fast Rescue Boats (PSC & RB)(3) Advanced Fire Fighting Course (AFF)(4) Medical First Aids Course (1.14) (MFA)(5) Advanced Medical Training Course (Medical

Care) (1.15) (AMTC)

V. Other Courses(1) Training Course for Instructor (TI)(2) Workshop Skill Training Course(3) Vessel Resource Management Course

(VRM)(4) MEO Class III (Part II) Industrial Chemistry

& Maritime English Training Course

Duration for Diploma Courses

The duration of the two Diploma courses offer atthe Myanmar Mercantile Marine College are asfollows:

No. Specialized Course Course Duration

1. Diploma in Nautical Studies 2 years

2. Diploma in MaritimeTechnology 2 years

Nautical Studies• Full Mission Bridge Simulator• ECDIS• Bridge Familiarization• Seamanship Laboratory• PlanetariumMarine Engineering• Engine room Simulator• Automatic Control Laboratory• Electro Technical Laboratory• Engineering Workshop

The candidates who are graduated with the BSc. Hons.(Nautical Science) degree from (MMU) or the Diploma inNautical Studies from (MMMC) prior to this Notificationor the candidates who have successfully completed theMercantile Marine Nautical Cadet Training Course from(IMT) and the candidates who haven’t successfullycompleted Written Examination prior to 30th June 2013shall:(A) have following approved seagoing service:• (1) for the candidates from (MMU) have approved

seagoing service of not less than 12 months (haveperformed for Bridge Watch-keeping duty under thesupervision of master or qualified officer not less than6 months) with the approved Training Record Book(TRB).

• (2) for the candidates from (MMMC) have approvedseagoing service of not less than 18 months (haveperformed for Bridge Watch-keeping duty under thesupervision of master or qualified officer not less than6 months) with the approved Training Record Book(TRB).

• (3) for the candidates from (IMT) have approvedseagoing service of not less than 27 months(haveperformed for Bridge Watch-keeping duty under thesupervision of master or qualified officer not less than6 months) with the approved Training Record Book(TRB).

Onboard TrainingOnboard Training

Sr.

Course

No. Subjects

Onboard

Acceptance CompletionStrength

OnboardStrength (%)

1 Diploma 6

(2011-2013)

Deck

Engineer

85

93

71

85

63

80

88.7

94.1

2 Diploma 7

(2012-2014)

Deck

Engineer

83

76

83

73

79

62

95.2

84.9

3 Diploma 8

(2013-2015)

Deck

Engineer

75

72

64

69

60

64

93.8

92.8

Onboard TrainingOnboard Training

Sr.

Course

No. Subjects

Onboard

Acceptance CompletionStrength

OnboardStrength (%)

4 Diploma 9

(2014-2016)

Deck

Engineer

72

70

64

60

57

52

89.1

86.7

5 Diploma 10

(2015-2017)

Deck

Engineer

62

73

79.0 %

56

70

41

27

73.2

38.6

List of the Company Signed Training Agreement withMMMC

Nautical Engine

Green Ro-Ro Co., Ltd Win Universe Limited (Mearsk Line)

JSM (Scholar) JSM (Scholar)

Lizstar Lizstar

Thome Shipping(Myanmar) Co.,Ltd Thome Shipping

Myanma Ocean Win Services Co.,Ltd Raffle’s (Sea Wind)

Southern Navigator Maritime Co.,Ltd KLCSM/Samho Shipping (Scholar)

Win Universe (Mearsk Line) MTM Ship Management Co., Ltd

MTM Ship Management Co.,Ltd PIL

PIL Dynasty Marine

Gewin Gewin

List of the Company Signed Training Agreement withMMMC

Nautical Engine

Arian Marine Services Co.,Ltd Myanmar Ocean Win Co., Ltd

Uniteam Marine(Yangon) Co.,Ltd Bay Point Marine

Miraco Marine Company Limited Easter Gyro Shipping

Trade Wind Co.,Ltd. Fair way Maritime Services Co., Ltd

Saint Johns Co.,Ltd New Asia world wide

Myanmar International MaritimeServices Ltd.

CONTINENTAL SHIPPINGLINE(CSL)

Taihua Ship Management Co.,Ltd Arian Marine Services Co., Ltd

KLCSM/Samho Shipping (Schlor) Yoma Marine Enterprise Co., Ltd

Dynasty Marine

Mariner Enterprise ,Ltd

List of the Company Signed Training Agreement withMMMC

Nautical Engine- Miraco Marine Company Limited.

- Uniteam Maritime (Yangon) Limited.

- Norstar Crew Management Co.,Ltd.

- Trade Wind Co., Ltd.

- Saint Johns Co., Ltd.

- Myanmar International MaritimeServices Ltd.

- Taihua Ship Management Co., Ltd

- Huayang (Myanmar)Marine ServicesCo., Ltd (Schlor)

Private Maritime Training Institutions

Private Maritime training institutions are the MainProvider for STCW COC and COP courses for

•Deck,•Engine,•Electrical•Ship’s cooks and•Other skills training as per client’s needs

Approved Maritime Training CentreNo Course Dept Number Remark

1 CoC Course Deck 6 MES, Uniteam,Win Ye Kyaw,

PGI, BMTC, MMMC

2 CoP Course Deck 22 Pre-sea Deck, ShipCook

3 CoC Course Engine 5 MMU, MMMC,Wise Wish,

MMEA, Uniteam

4 CoP Course Engine 11 Pre-sea (Engine)

Uniteam Marine Training Center

Pacific Glory InternationalMaritime Training Center

MYANMAR EXCELLENTSTARS

MARITIME TRAINING CENTRE

Myanmar Maritime Excellent Stars Co. Ltd was establishedin year 2013

Brilliance Maritime Training Centre(BMTC) was established on 2014

Wise Wish Marine EngineeringTraining Center

No NAME OF COURSE COURSEDURATION

INTAKECAPACITYCandidates

1. Deck Officer Class I (Master) Course 12 Weeks 40

2. Deck Officer Class I & II Combined ( Chief Mate ) 24 Weeks 40

3. Deck Officer Class III (OOW) Course (BEHS) 40 Weeks 40

4. Deck Officer Class III (OOW) Course(MMMC) 30 Weeks 40

5. RADAR & ARPA Course 10 Days 40

6. ECDIS Course 5 Days 40

7. General Operator Certificate Course 10 Days 20

8. Medical First Aid Course 5 Days 40

9. Advance Medical Care 8 Days 40

10. SSO Course 3 Days 40

11. SSA Course 2 Days 40

12. DSD Course 2 Days 40

No NAME OF COURSE COURSEDURATION

INTAKECAPACITYCandidates

13. Advanced Fire Fighting 1 Week 24

14. Advanced Tanker Fire Fighting 8.5 Hrs 40

15. PSC & RB (Officer)course 5 Days 20

16. PSC & RB (Officer Revalidation) Course 1 Day 20

17. PSC & RB (Crew Revalidation) Course 1 Day 20

18. Advanced Training For Oil Tanker Cargo Operation 10 Day 20

19. Advanced Training For Chemical Tanker Cargo Operation 10 Day 20

20. BST (Revalidation) Course 1.5 Days 40

21. Tanker Familiarization Course 8 Days 40

22. Tanker Familiarization (Revalidation) Course 3 Days 20

23. Deck Rating Forming Part Of Navigational Watch (II/4 ) 7 Days 40

24. Rating As able Seafarer Deck (II/5) 2 Week 40

No NAME OF COURSE COURSEDURATION

INTAKECAPACITYCandidates

25. Basic Gas Tanker Course 5 Days 20

26. Advanced Gas Tanker Course 5 Days 20

27. Presea Deck Course 20 Days 40

28. EDH Course 5 Days 40

Engine1. MEO Class I 360 Hr 40

2. MEO Class II 900 Hr 40

3, MEO Class III 900 Hr 40

4. High Voltage Course 5 Days 40

Conclusions• Maritime education and training is an important

agent in ensuring the growth and sustainabilityof maritime industry. Current demand inmaritime industry has led the business moveahead with the demand and contract in hand forshipbuilding, seaport expansion,delivery ofcargoes etc. Even though maritime industry isregulated industry, the room for improvementyet expand the industry can be seen movingforward.Lastly,the potential of MET as abackbone of maritime industry can achieveits goal to serve for maritime industry.

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