Hello steemit world! I am Christian Mantahinay, a proud senior3 student of Philippine Marine Institute.
Our school was formerly known as Philippine Maritime Institute and now it is named Philippine Marine Institute Colleges. It was established by an admiral and founder of the Kalayaan Group of Islands namely Atty. Thomas Cloma on the 18th day of September, 1948 so that's 70 years ago!
Earlier, I had only one class in the morning so I had the chance to walk around the school campus. I took some pictures to share to you.
This is the front and side view of the school. The building is consists of 5 floors. From 1st floor to 3rd floor is our classrooms and the 4th floor is our simulation room/bridge room where we can simulate or drive like an officer or captain of the vessel .
(During daytime) M/V ALMACH
(Types of Vessel)Container Vessel
Simulation Room
Basically, If your ambition is to be a seafarer you must learn how to swim or experience to be drowned on the pool by your instructor to increased your survival techniques and to learn fast about swimming. Well yah! That sounds terrible but thats the reality specially when you do not really know how to swim. So this is our swimming pool where we can apply our P.E 1 subjects like, Basic swimming and Advnce swimming. Its depth is about 12ft. These subjects are for juniors or in other words 1st year students.
(insert pic sa pool)
In front of the building we have our Open basketball Court for our P.E 4 is Basketball for senior students.
Try to imagine we played here before at time of 1 pm to 3 pm. Imagine that the sun is enjoying watching our game too hahah we are like a dried fish on that time but luckily its just once a week 😊😊😊
Me (in the middle) and my classmates (both sides), are in the mock bridge earlier learning some navigational equipments.
So to other Filipinos out there who wants to become a seafarer, come and visit our school at Tagbilaran, Bohol!
These will be all. Thank you everyone for dropping by! Godbless all!