ZPPSU CME - Corps of Officers

ZAMBOANGA PENINSULA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY

FORMATION & FLAG RETREAT 🇵🇭⚓

Standing together with discipline, unity, and pride. Every formation is a reminder that the journey to becoming a competent maritime professional requires commitment, teamwork, and perseverance.

One formation. One purpose. One future. ⚓🇵🇭

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Please be informed that the Applicants in Marine Engineering in ZPPSU, the endurance training, originally scheduled for August 3, 2026 (Monday), has been rescheduled to August 4, 2026 (Tuesday).

However, all participants are still required to report on Monday, August 3, 2026, at 0700H for the finalization of the Final Briefing with the Dean.

All participants are advised to be present on time and continue monitoring this page for further updates and instructions.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

FINAL BRIEFING / ENDURANCE TRAINING 2026

Today, our Marine Engineering trainees successfully completed their Final Briefing in preparation for the upcoming Endurance Training, which will commence on August 3, 2026.

This final briefing reinforces the importance of discipline, teamwork, resilience, and professionalism—qualities expected of every future marine engineer.

“Preparation today builds the confidence to overcome tomorrow’s challenges.”

To all Applicants in Marine Engineering, be ready. The journey ahead will test your discipline, resilience, and determination. This is where future marine engineers are forged.

See you on August 3, 2026.

ORIENTATION SEMINAR ON THE PHILIPPINE ANTI-HAZING ACT OF 2018 (RA 11053)

The Corps of Officers successfully participated in the Orientation Seminar on the Philippine Anti-Hazing Act of 2018 (Republic Act No. 11053), reaffirming its commitment to promoting discipline, respect, accountability, and a safe learning environment for every student.

This seminar emphasized that true leadership is founded on integrity, professionalism, and service—not through violence, intimidation, or hazing. As future maritime professionals, we remain dedicated to upholding the values of honor, respect, and zero tolerance for hazing in our institution.

The Corps of Officers extends its heartfelt gratitude to C/E. Jeoffrey S. Mojana, Dean of the College of Maritime Education, 2/M Nonito A. Tablante Jr., Commandant of the College of Maritime Education, and Dr. Lilia B. Bayos, Head of the General Education Department (ENGEC), for their unwavering support and commitment to the holistic development of our students.

We also express our sincere appreciation to Dr. Michael M. Cabiles, Ed.D., Director of ZPPSU-DRRMO, for sharing his valuable knowledge and insights on the Philippine Anti-Hazing Act. Your expertise and dedication have greatly contributed to strengthening our awareness and commitment to fostering a culture of respect, responsibility, and safety within our academic community.

“Leadership is earned through integrity. Discipline is strengthened through respect. Together, we stand united in saying NO to hazing.”

ATTENTION EVERYONE‼️

We are still Recruiting!!

Requirements:
CAT RESULTS: 40 above
GPA: 1st and 2nd Semester should be around 85 above

Bring your Results with you!!

📍ZPPSU LOT 2 CME FACULTY!!!

GOODLUCK FUTUREMARINO

Discipline in every step. Courage in every wave.
Be a CME Cadet. Take the challenge. Conquer the seas.

Applicants and their parents undergo joint interviews first with the Corps of Officers staff, covering instructions, experiences, expectations, and eligibility to proceed. Those who qualify advance to the final interview and official briefing with the Commandant 2/M Nonito A. Tablante . A complete, transparent process to ensure readiness and commitment.