DMMA Maritime Training and Assessment Center

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Goal:
To be an institution of higher learning, training and assessment committed to provide excellent professionals to the local and global maritime and other markets.

20/08/2026
ADVISORY | NINOY AQUINO DAYIn observance of Ninoy Aquino Day on August 21, 2026, tomorrow, please be advised that DMMA-M...
20/08/2026

ADVISORY | NINOY AQUINO DAY

In observance of Ninoy Aquino Day on August 21, 2026, tomorrow, please be advised that DMMA-MTAC will have NO OFFICE OPERATIONS AND NO TRAINING ACTIVITIES on this day.

Regular office operations and training activities will resume on Monday, August 24, 2026.

Thank you!

🎓 First Voyage, First TriumphA milestone worth celebrating!Congratulations to the FIRST BATCH OF GRADUATES of DMMA-MTAC’...
19/08/2026

🎓 First Voyage, First Triumph

A milestone worth celebrating!

Congratulations to the FIRST BATCH OF GRADUATES of DMMA-MTAC’s Passenger Ship Training Courses!

You have completed the training, strengthened your skills, and taken another step toward a future in the passenger and cruise ship industry.

May this achievement be the beginning of many more successful voyages ahead. Your training is complete. Your journey is just beginning.

From all of us at DMMA-MTAC, congratulations, graduates! We are proud to be part of your journey.

ENROLL NOW AND TRAIN WITH US: https://sites.google.com/dmmacsp.edu.ph/dmmamtac/dmma-mtac-stcw-training

Train today. Triumph tomorrow. Sail toward your future.

The Last Person to LeaveEvery afternoon after training, the classroom would slowly empty. One by one, the trainees packe...
17/08/2026

The Last Person to Leave

Every afternoon after training, the classroom would slowly empty. One by one, the trainees packed their bags and headed home. But there was always one young trainee who stayed behind.

Not because he had been told to. He simply wanted to understand the lesson he struggled with that day. His instructor noticed him every evening, quietly reviewing his notes.

One day, the instructor walked over and asked, "Why do you always stay after everyone else has left?"

The trainee smiled.

"Because I don't want to become the person who almost made it."

Years later, when he returned to the training center as a ship's officer, he walked past that same classroom.

It was empty.

But he remembered every extra minute he spent there.

Those quiet moments, when no one was watching, became the foundation of everything he achieved.

This Monday, remember: Success isn't always built during the hours everyone sees. Sometimes, it's built in the moments when you choose to keep going after everyone else has stopped.

The Seat Beside the WindowEvery morning, a trainee chose the seat beside the classroom window.Not because it had the bes...
10/08/2026

The Seat Beside the Window

Every morning, a trainee chose the seat beside the classroom window.

Not because it had the best view.

But because from there, he could see the ships passing in the distance.

Whenever lectures became difficult or assessments felt overwhelming, he would glance outside for a moment.

Those ships reminded him why he started.

They reminded him that one day, if he stayed committed, he wouldn't just be watching them anymore.

He would be on one.

Dreams don't always need loud reminders.

Sometimes, all they need is a quiet reason to keep going.

This Monday, don't lose sight of what first inspired you. On the days when motivation fades, let your purpose carry you the rest of the way.

Wishing you a week filled with purpose and perseverance.

07/08/2026
The Shoes by the DoorEvery morning before leaving for training, a young maritime trainee noticed the same pair of worn-o...
03/08/2026

The Shoes by the Door

Every morning before leaving for training, a young maritime trainee noticed the same pair of worn-out shoes by the door.

They belonged to his father.

His father would leave for work before sunrise and return home long after dinner. They rarely had the chance to talk, but every morning, those shoes reminded him of the quiet sacrifices being made for their family.

One day, after a particularly exhausting training session, the trainee thought about giving up. He was tired, frustrated, and unsure if he was good enough.

When he got home, he saw those same worn-out shoes.

For the first time, he realized they weren't just shoes.

They were proof that someone had chosen hard days, long hours, and silent sacrifices so he could have a chance to chase his dream.

The next morning, he put on his own shoes and headed back to training.

Not because it had become easier.

But because he understood that dreams are often carried by the sacrifices of people who never ask for recognition.

Years later, when he stepped aboard his first vessel, he looked down at his polished safety shoes and smiled.

They reminded him of where his journey truly began.

This Monday, if you're feeling tired or discouraged, remember this: Someone believed in your dream long before you believed in yourself. Honor their sacrifices by taking one more step forward.

Have a meaningful Monday, and keep sailing toward your purpose.

Address

Tigatto Road, Buhangin Davao City
Davao City
8000

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+639691757649

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