Media Coverage

S$1.2million contributed to the maritime industry exercise
03 February 2017

At the annual SMOU Lunar New Year Luncheon & Hong Bao Presentation graced by Minister for Education (Higher Education and Skills) & Second Minister for Defence Ong Ye Kung a S$1.2 million contribution provided by the Union to train Singaporean seafaring cadets.

Kesatuan Pegawai kelautan sumbang $1.2 juta untuk latihan kadet
03 February 2017

SEBUAH kesatuan sekerja yang mengambil berat tentang kepentingan pegawai kelautan akan menyumbang sebanyak $1.2 juta sepanjang dua tahun untuk menggalak syarikat perkapalan setempat memberi peluang latihan kepada kadet kelautan.

工会为航海员提供住所津贴
26 November 2016

油价走低和贸易需求疲弱，导致全球海事业受到冲击，航海员工会将在未来两年出资30万元，为航海员提供住宿津贴，通过减轻海运企业的经济负担，协助海事业渡过低迷时期。

Subsidised hotel rooms for seafaring officers
26 November 2016

Subsidised hotel rooms for seafaring officers are on the way to help lighten the financial load of firms in the sector, but such moves are only for the short term.

SMOU helping to defray seafarers’ accommodation cost
26 November 2016

MINISTER in the Prime Minister’s Office Chan Chun Sing on Friday unveiled a scheme to help defray the accommodation costs of maritime officers and lighten the financial load of shipping companies amid a sectorial downturn.

劳资政120万元培训海事工程师
10 May 2016

劳资政三方联合设立总值120万元的培训奖，培养海事领域所需的工程师，应对该行业人手不足的问题。

S$1.2M pumped in to tackle Shortage of Marine Engineers
10 May 2016

To tackle the shortage of marine engineers in the maritime industry, S$1.2 million has been invested into this pilot project to train the cadets.

Program buka peluang ceburi bidang kelautan
10 May 2016

SEJAK kecil, minat Encik Muhammad Noor AzharMohamad Noor mahumenyertai bidang kelautan cukup membara kerana pengaruh dua pak ciknya yang menjadi kapten kapal.

Program $1.2j tambah jurutera marin
10 May 2016

SEBUAH program perintis bernilai $1.2 juta telah dilancarkan bagi melatih lebih ramai rakyat Singapura menjadi jurutera marin dalam kapal komersial.

$1.2m scheme to tackle lack of marine engineers
10 May 2016

The maritime sector will get a boost with a new $1.2 million programme to tackle an acute shortage of marine engineers.