Sailors from the Philippines | Made in Germany
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- More than half the personnel on all the world's seagoing vessels come from the Philippines. They keep international maritime trade afloat.
The Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific in the Philippines is the world's largest institute of maritime higher education.
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I'm a european captain of a chemical tanker, i have filipino men on my ship. They are the absolute best crew i could ever ask for. Hardworking, good at their jobs and very motivated. These men do not skip a day without performing their duties 110% and all that with a smile on their face. Only i wish they would be appreciated more economically since they are worth double of every single cent they are given. I could not give more praise to them. Salamat kaayo ug mabuhay❤🇵🇭
I was working in a hotel as roomboy when I was young, I'm happy with my employer because they give me chances to go to school at night meaning I work at day and go to school at night and now I became an electrical Engineer.
This is a hard life, but it says a lot about what people are willing to do to support their families. God bless the Philippines.
Arsenio E ..... It is foreign multinational corporate employers taking advantage of being able to employ pinoy as cheap labour. Go Philippines 👍but understand that the wealthier countries take advantage of Filipinos as willing cheap labour
🇵🇭Philipino shipping crew helped me really enjoy my sea cruise, what lovely people!
Respect from India
Just think what if all the Filipino merchant marines, nurses, medical staff, engineers, architects and other service oriented workers in the world suddenly decided to stop working for a week all at the same time the world economy will be deeply affected.
Mabuhay ang ating mga Bayaning Pnoy Global Workers!
Dean Gomez
No Duterte economy and the rest of those corrupt gov't officials will collapse. Who's the Manpower of your economy? Not those Jerks that pockets the hard earned $ but those ordinary Filipinos who work hard and sacrifice themselves away from their families. I have achieved my parent's dream for me to work abroad and earn that darn hard $, but the biggest regret I had was living and watching my parent's grow old. Now they're gone what's next?
Mauli Ako that's very painful reality because our country can't give us a better job for the Filipino people.
We should start building up our own indigenous manufacturing industry so that we don’t have to be a nation of servants anymore.
@@rstupaz It would be better if we Filipinos will have well-compensated jobs and opportunities locally so we don't have to be away from our families. But being a "servant" is never a problem nor something to be ashamed of. Technically, everyone's a servant of one another. *but if we'll talk about slavery, then that's a different story.
@@rstupaz Good luck
A school like this is an excellent idea, however the men who man these vessels must never be used or treated unfairly, some nations like South Korea have a union for their merchant seamen and prefer to crew their ships with nationals, so whatever works best for each nation should be pursued.
There are Filipino people that are served in the U.S. navy from the Philippines!!!
lowie lucero
Yes there's many of them.
Yes and my brother is one of them.
US Navy stopped recruiting Filipinos from the Philippines after the Philippines Senate refused to renew the lease of Subic Naval Base during Cory Aquino administration.
The captain of an aircraft carrier ( USS abraham lincoln) is a filipino.
@@Qwertyl6996 He's an American born a U.S. Citizen with Filipino parents.
Founded in 1820, the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy is the pioneer Merchant Marine Officer institution of the Philippines. And is STILL the premiere maritime Academy of the land.
Deans and Dept Heads of MAAP are from PMMA and even the founder of MAAP was an alumnus of PMMA.
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lol...MAAP is better..
All Filipinos should be Proud and Appreciative of your school and students! Thank You to all!
And what exactly is the purpose of this post?
He is just stating the facts. Nothing more nothing less. That’s the purpose.✌🏻
You don't understand Dex Thor, MAAP is the new thing! thanks to pmma.
Good luck to the Filipino people
Yes Sir...I was once just like these young Filipinos Trying their very Best. I graduated in ILOILO MARITIME ACADEMY,Iloilo City in 1980 and so Fortunate to make it in the U.S NAVY in 1985,when U.S NAVAL BASE was still open in SUBIC BAY,PHILIPPINES .after serving for 20 years,(Retired) I am still Employed By the U.S Navy's MILITARY SEALIFT COMMAND, as a CIVMAR(Civilian Mariner) still Working on Board ship as a Second Engineer...Few More years To go...."SAILORS HAVE MORE FUN"...Actually it's not Easy...Take care of yourself my "Brothers at Sea"...God Bless You All...
Nonelon, I served alongside you and many other Filipino shipmates in the mid 1980s US Navy. When I joined, I had no idea that the Navy recruited Filipinos, so it was a big surprise to arrive in boot camp and find two Filipino company commanders and a significant percentage of my company were Filipino as well.
I'm glad that Filipinos are able to find work of so many kinds around the world, and support their families well back home. I feel sad thinking about the separation from your families, though!
Thank you for your service, Shipmate!
I am from the Philippines. it's like we manufacture clones, not just in shipping, but in every other service-oriented job.
My father is Filipino and he has a significant amount of German ancestry. I heard about it from my tita so I took a DNA test and I have 22 percent german heritage and 30 percent filipino
its a great strategic area in asia... from there you can reach everywhere in asia.... most of the ancestors are pirates and traders and sailors from malay descent...
Bakunawa BenHierro
We basically live in the ocean what do you expect?
Interesting topic, they're called the modern hero of the Philippines. You should have followed their successes in every town they live, many of them have the biggest houses in their towns. It might be the lowest payed in European standard but its a lot of money in Philippines. Next I would suggest follow the Nurse's careers or the Engineers working in the middle East and the US. It's Entertainment and a vacation to the West but for Fillipinos it's Life, the bread and butter to feed those families back home and I'm one of them. I've been gone for 30years, they call us OFW (Overseas Foreign Workers). It's a big sacrifice at the same time a big achievement for us and our families. Cheers to those Filipino Sailors. Without them and the rest of the OFW s Philippine economy would collapse.
Mauli Ako bloody true! great contribution to our economy is our billions of remittances.
I am a Filipino Software Engineer, and I beg to differ as I don’t see myself in the service industry. I wasn’t educated to be a yessirmam obedient robot.
You must own a company then and don't answer to anyone! Good for you.
Yeah but your bound with software specs not your own its for the client - your choice of work your plate of course
we are the outliers. we have to own a startup.
Why put down another? Do you not understand chain of command or the culture of mariners? It takes all sorts of careers and jobs to create a thriving economy. To denigrate one job over another shows little awareness outside of one's own individual bubble, a lack of class, low self esteem and the need to bring others to your low level by belittling. You may have been educated to write code, but you lack of social skills tells us that additional classes should have been on the curriculum. Ironically, writing code is very much rules based and robotic. If you go outside very specific parameters your code won't work as intended.
unfortunately lots of these hard working sailors are victimized by sea pirates most commonly along indonesian waters, watch out for those indonesian pirates, they even victimize their own shipping lines and blame it on their neighboring countries, indonesian authorities should do something about it.
i,ve seen this system before 1986 in Cypruz Limassol fresh graduate from other Maritime school study and well trained cadet's fm Phil hanse
The Filipinos are among the World's greatest Mariners. They are Native People of a vast Island Archipelago, that is the entirety of their Nation. Their Archipelago has a multitude of Interior Seas, with their entire eastern seaboard being the Pacific Ocean. The Polynesians, Micronesians and various Peoples of Melanesia Oceania are all mainly, primarily, descendant from ancient ancestral Filipino seafarers.
Nah man our Ancestors did not come from Philippines. Sorry man.
@@jatutuArno157 you should take DNA test bro 😂
Elïjáh 1071 done that man, got traces back to South America 🤷♂️
@@jatutuArno157 so where are you from
Elïjáh 1071 lol u should know it when I replied to that person 🤦♂️
Unsung heroes of the global economy.
Yes without Seafarers the country economy will not grow
Mabuhay ang mga Marinong Pilipino!
Why am I hearing Moana singing "I have descended from the voyagers..."
3 steps for the Philippines to get what they want
Step 1 : conscript all the sailors
Step 2 : take over all the ships
Step 3 : use that as a bargaining chip to get what you want in any dispute
Million iq move
Please remember that India and China are also the largest Suppliers of Seafarers. They slowly eating Philippine's share.
MAAP was located in my hometown Bataan
PMMA a great school for sailors...
Can't you see it isn't pmma in the feature? It's a gad deym MAAP, the new thing! Now I'm out here.
i'm so proud of michelle.
try also visiting our school University of Cebu- Maritime Education and Training Center,
with also lots of world class seafarers.
I agree with you alot of seafarers are from UNIVERSITY of CEBU MARITIME EDUCATION CENTER.
Too bad they aint coming back and would make only this show once featuring maritime in the Philippines. HAHA
Correct
I was once a seaman for 6 years...even i'm not financially stable, i decided to stop going on board ship....those were golden memories but life there is not really life at all...😆
Sailing or being a seafarer nowadays is not fun anymore. Shipping industries are so biased on the business side of its nature and set aside the important needs of the people who work onboard.
It is the PN who will patrol the seas within the teritrial waters of the Philpines.
mayroon na pala tayong ganyan simulators
+niclna Yes po. Pilipinas lang ang may ganyang simulator sa Asia. :)
may simulator din sa school namin, marinero ako
marami po tayong ganyan.
Yes in MAAP at Kamaya point, Bataan. The most sophisticated maritime school now in the Philippines. You can also encounter in MAAP a lot of smart maritime students the way they carry themselves, I've been to the place once. It's a place to go if you want to start right in maritime profession.
my son father is a sailor but he is irresponsible no heart no moral support not even financial support for almost 8yrs from now absolutely he abandon my son so my son grew up wid a hatred feelings wid him. just thanks god coz I manage to raise him up wid my own en still surviving my son nver ask about his father to me but instead I use to tell him dat he is still his father and 8yrs old son replying me dis way I hate him coz he left me en nver love me forget about him mama he used to say dat for me.
No he is my son im addressing d father on dis comment.
bby i am your son padder. please send him my love .
Hehehe do u know me? Anyway thanks for d greetings.
Bhambie Lozano
I'm sure he's one of those exceptions, He's a jerk! He probably come home to another family. Forget about him. Think about your son's future and yourself.
Yes ur right mauli ako. But I cant never forgive him till d end of my life for what hard times he gave me. I never ask him a support for my son since before he left me en my son en I didn't ever think to revenge him even my family is pushing me to do soo so he can give a support to my son but I didn't follow den instead I decided to go abroad so I can support my son needs. thsnks god everything is going greats en im happy being a single mom till now. god bless po en thanks for d advice.
Merchant mariners of today are much more lucky than mariners before. They
Receive bigger wages, they have a contract of 10months or less and they have tecnology such as internet and smartphone! Ours before, we have lower wages, a year contract ( i even stayed in german ship for about 1year n 7 months) and snail mail as a communication back home!
Many Filipino sailors learn their trade in the United States Navy. I served alongside numerous Filipinos in the Navy 30 years ago. Back then, Filipino sailors made up a noticeable minority of my ship's crew: somewhere from 5 to 10%, roughly.
Bravo Filipinos ❤❤❤🇵🇭
26 typhoons in a year... grabe talaga ang nature pagdating sa PInas... walang patawad... hehe...
My brother is sailor official of the German Marine ship
sarap ng pakiramdam.
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what has that to do with "made in germany"?
title of the program
The producer of the program was DW a German media Organization. .
i guess they ran out of German topics.....;)
fuerst metternich
DW is the German version of the English BBC. They braudcast ib many parts of the world. They promote Germany in other countries. Similar job that the BBC does. There are many countries that have similar Media organizations. Some a regional focus some are global.
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i realize that, but you would think they would mention more German topics....nothing against the Philippines though...i was stationed there.
Im inspired, lets do this!
Way too cool...
Filipinos seek work aborad because of bad economic policies that discourage foreign direct investors, which is causing massive unemployment.
Future captain hook
Because PH has a under performing economy for decades, our leaders need to overhaul everything in the govt especially the presidential system and the defective constitution with too many check and balance and too protectionist such that potential foreign investors shy away. Sadly Filipinos progress are held back by political instability and that crab mentality. Only time will tell when we Filipinos wake up to force change.
60% below poverty line??? It's only 20% ...
6 years na kasi itong video pre. Nagulat nga ako sa sinabi nila eh kasi iba naman sa mga nababasa ko ngayon
@@k-studio8112 pero kahit 6 years ago di naman 60%. Di ba?
@@lawrenceuy2462 oo mga 20-30% lang
Salute MAAP
Rule, Filipinos! Filipinos rule the waves!
Dapat mga graduate ng government maritime academy mag serve muna sila sa coastguard ng ilang years para mapakinabangan naman nagastos ng goberno sa pagpapaaral sa kanila.
Di yan praktikal. Because, remember, we do not have enough number of ships 😆
Nagastos ng gobyerno? Halos lahat ng maritime schools ay private owned if not, may tution pa rin silang binabayaran.
Marahil ay hindi ka nakikinig.
Kulang nga tayo sa mga patrol ships tapos patatrabahuin mo pa dyan
Luh. Basa basa din pag may time.
Philippine marine merchant academy I think!
haha...
+Lalaine Paglinawan maap
Too bad. HAhaha
they suport other country not philipine army..
Most of them will gonna worked in merchant and cruise ships not in Navy
I don't get it... This has nothing to do with made in Germany.
It's the title of the program...
germans afraid of heavy waves so they pulled filipino sailors?
It's basically just the salary.
Its the title of the show
Mexicans of the sea.
Pinoy are chill
Strange there is not even a Ship Builder Company there
Danny Barcenas subic
Madaming shipbuilding company dito. Di ka lang siguro nakikinig ng balita. Karamihan sa kanila mga dayuhan gaya ng Hanjin, Hyundai, Austal etc. Yung isang local na alam ko nandon sa Navotas
When I see the ocean
Its the BADING OUT THERE IN THE MORNING!!
IYUNG KAPITBAHAY NAMIN KAPITAN NA NG BARKO HALF MILLION PESOS SAHOD A MONTH.
Bernie ortega aww dang laki naman sahod, yabang lang yan, naghahangin lang yan sayo, msahol pa ke YOLANDA, walang maniniwala jan
@@nowhereman6945 TOTOO TALAGA NA GANYAN KALAKI ANG SAHURAN NG SHIP CAPTAIN KC INTERNATIONAL CARGO IYUN. MALIIT PA NGA IYAN. KUNG TUTUUSIN KC LAHAT NG PRESSURES NG BARKO NASA KAMAY MO. PATI MGA FILIPINO ENGINEERS SA SINGAPORE HALF MILLION PESOS SAHURAN NILA. BAKIT WALA KA YATA ALAM SA MGA SAHURAN ABROAD. EH NASA SOCIAL MEDIA KA. MGA KAPIT BAHAY NAMIN PANAY SEAMAN. ANG GINAGAWA NILA TWING BUMABABA NAG AARAL SILA AT NAG EEXAM. EVERYTIME NA NAIPAPASA NILA EXAM TUMATAAS RANGGO NILA SA BARKO. KC IYUNG EXAM AY INTERNATIONAL STANDARD.
Baka isang taong sahod yan.
Tama Yan kasi kuya ko chief engineer and graduate siya PMMA.Malaki talaga sahod kapag officer kaya mayayaman yung mga officer na seaman.kaya lang naghihirap kapag hindi marunong humawak yung Asawa nang pera or may ibang pamilya.
Indi ah.. Pa simple nga kilala kong seaman engineer sa barko. Blackberry lang cp pero mansion ang bahay, tatlo ang Suv..
Das ist ein full motion simulator?
???..i think PHILIPPINE MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY should've been in this video...big big mistake.
Crab mentality.
@@jethrodelapena5878 what? haha. Don't you understand? MAAP is the new thing!
@@goodlife8628 Yes sir. I'm also one. I'm just reacting to this comment "...big big mistake." since MAAP was featured in this video.
Also, I think this video was not to promote or to be bias in a single school or institution but for the entire maritime industry in the Philippines as a whole.
No wonder they get high salary cause. They don’t have work life balance
di pa nakatikim ng biscay yan! lol
Actually pag 4th year kana sa MAAP naka pag barko kana so most likely naka daan na nang Biscay yan.
meoow
first it nurses now its sailors!!!????
They are great Soldiers, and Blue-Collar Tradesmen.
Many thousands of Filipino Roustabouts are skilled Men in the Oilfields.
Medyo naguguluhan parin ako; military ba sila o civilian maritime seamen?
Merchant Marine Officer for commercial ships - Tanker, Cruise ship, Cargo ship
@@joserizal1158 ahh ok
Because the country is so poor. You can see all women try to get marry with foreigner. Also there's so many of them working in Thailand and Singapore and such and people in that country don't want them
so poor?? are you sure about that!. Have you been here in philippines??
Filipinos don't work in Thailand lmao
The main problem here is just the minimum wage, other than that most of us actually live good lives
His never been in the Philippines. Not all women wants to get married with foreigners. Our country is not so poor . Filipinos are educated . Why not you check?
Ah good ole cheap labour.
Hahaha shabu smuggling lacson use sailors pirate's shabu corruption 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣