Maritime Scholarship Programs
Ship Mechanic
The Propeller Club of Manila started its Maritime Scholarship Program in the early 1990s sponsoring a single student at the Don Bosco Technical Institute and a ship mechanic. Since then, with increased funding from corporate and individual Members, they have been able to slowly increase the number of scholarship to around 50 per year. A total of more than 700 have now been trained and placed aboard.
Ship Cook
In 2013, The Propeller Club of Manila was able to expand its Maritime Scholarship Program by starting a Culinary and Kitchen Management course, with training provided to the highest degree of international cuisine at The International School for Culinary Arts and Hotel Management (ISCAHM), turning out graduates who can be immediately employed as cooks on board ocean-going ships.
BATCH 15 - SCHOLAR
Culinary ISCAHM
BATCH 6 - SCHOLAR
Fitter Machinist - Don Bosco
BATCH 8 - SCHOLAR
Fitter Machinist - Don Bosco
Seafarer
LOUIZ VINCENT WILSON
Teekay Shipping Philippines
"I traveled different places, experiencing to touched and played the show, fishing, learning some words from other countries, tasted the goodness of their foods and so many more. And what has being a seaman made me as today? I can now provide the needs of my family."
Marine Deck Officer
JHOMAR VISPO CORDIAL
Grieg Philippines
"The Propeller Club of Manila is really my stepping stone to reaching my dreams, because of them my journey begins to learn and study my Fitter Machinist skills in Don Bosco that I need on my job and it was all sponsored and free by The Propeller Club."
Seafarer
REYNOLD S. ESCALANTE
Company
"For 10 years of being a seafarer, God has blessed me in so many ways. This the reason I am very thankful and grateful to The Propeller Club of Manila. A once-lost lad is now starting to achieve his dreams because of the great opportunity you have paved the way."
BATCH 6 - SCHOLAR
Fitter Machinist - Don Bosco
Marine Deck Officer
JHOMAR VISPO CORDIAL
Grieg Philippines
The Propeller Club of Manila is really my stepping shone to reaching my dreams, because of them my journey begins to learn and study my Fitter Machinist skills in Don Bosco that I need on my job and it was all sponsored and free by The Propeller Club.
BATCH 8 - SCHOLAR
Fitter Machinist - Don Bosco
Seafarer
REYNOLD S. ESCALANTE
Company
For 10 years of being a seafarer, God has blessed me in so many ways. This the reason I am very thankful and grateful to The Propeller Club of Manila. A once-lost lad is now starting to achieve his dreams because of the great opportunity you have paved the way.
BATCH 15 - SCHOLAR
Culinary ISCAHM
"Seafarer
LOUIZ VINCENT WILSON
Teekay Shipping Philippines
I traveled different places, experiencing to touched and played the show, fishing, learning some words from other countries, tasted the goodness of their foods and so many more. And what has being a seaman made me as today? I can now provide the needs of my family."
