1. CADET PROGRAM Very good afternoon Ybhg Dato , ladies and gentlemen
Firstly, the management of ALAM would like to thank Ybhg Dato for the time despite your busy schedule to provide us the guidance on ALAM’s way forward.

2. CONTENT 1. Current Demand on Seafaring Professional
2. Programs (Diploma in Nautical Studies & Marine Engineering)
3. Entry Requirements
4. Recruitment Process
5. Career Progression
6. Program Fees

3. Shipping and World Trade
Involves 90 % of World Trade. For eg, transporting oil, gas, raw materials, manufactured goods and many more.
Shipping is the Life Blood of the Global Economy
The Operation of Merchant Ships Represents 5% of Global Economy (More than US380 Billion)

4. Shipping and World Trade
50,000 merchant ships trading internationally.
Registered in over 150 nations
Manned by over a million seafarers

5. Safety and Regulations
Shipping is the safest and most environmentally benign commercial transport
Shipping is the least environmentally damaging form of Commercial Transport
The safety of shipping is regulated by International Maritime Organization (IMO)

6. INDUSTRY INSIGHT ON TENTH MALAYSIAN PLAN
Excerpts from Tenth Malaysia Plan (2011 – 2015)
Nurturing, Attracting and Retaining Top Talent
Transforming Malaysia from middle-income to high-income.
Comprehensive reform across the entire life-cycle of human capital development.
Skills training will be given special emphasis
Education and Training
Allowing greater mobility of academics to conduct research and consultancy and for industry practitioners to teach in universities.
Maritime Infrastructure
RM1 billion for the capital dredging of port channels to cater for bigger vessels and upgrading works
Upgrading works of Westport, Port of Tanjung Pelepas and Penang Port, totalling RM6 billion
Oil and gas
Enhancing skills (both technical and management) training in partnership with industry;
Enhancing linkages in the downstream industries to optimise resources, facilities and services
Expanding opportunities in logistics and maritime business activities;

7. CURRENT DEMAND ON SEAFARERS
Shortage of Seafarers
BIMCO/ISF Manpower 2005 Updates, the world will be facing shortfall of 27,000 seafarers (officer level) by the year 2015.
BIMCO – The Baltic International Maritime Council – world largest private shipping organization with 2,720 members.
More than 50% of the officers employed on Malaysian flag foreign going vessels are expatriates.
Currently, there are about 4,000 Malaysian Registered Ship.
Opportunity in Tertiary Education in Malaysia
Form 5
Form 6
TOTAL
2009
407,594
49,802
457,396
2010
467,800
56,136
523,936
Notes:
Placement for students in local higher learning institutes (private and public) are est. 211,532
Malaysia needs 30% of its labor force with tertiary education to achieve the characteristics of first-world talent base

8. The Programs Course : Diploma in Nautical Studies
Venue : Melaka Main Campus
Duration : 6 Semesters
1st Year : Study at Campus
2nd Year : 12-month Sea Service
3rd Year : Study at Campus,
Assessment : Internal Exams and Marine Dept Oral Exam for
Certificate of Competency Class 3 Watchkeeping
Officer.

9. Diploma in Nautical Studies
The Syllabus -
Diploma in Nautical Studies
Semester 1
Semester 2
Business English
Mathematics I
Applied Science I
Navigation I
Navigation Instruments
Complementary Studies (Shipping)
Collision Avoidance (Level 1)
Introduction to Seamanship (Theory & Practical)
Ship Construction I
Meteorology I
Malaysian Studies
Bahasa Kebangsaan A/B
Maritime English
Mathematics II
Applied Science II
Navigation II
Computer Application
Complementary Studies (Engineering)
Cargo Work I
Chart Work I
Signals I
Stability I
Collision Avoidance (Level 2)
Islamic Studies / Moral Education
Semester 3
Semester 4
Industrial Training (Sea Phase I )
Correspondence Course
Industrial Training (Sea Phase II)

10. Diploma in Nautical Studies
Semester 5
Semester 6
Mathematics III
Navigation III
Chart Work II
Cargo Work II
Signals II
Navigation IV
Ship Construction II
Project Paper I (Proposal)
Applied Science III
Stability II
Meteorology II
Seamanship I
Collision Avoidance Level 3
Navigation V
Project Paper II (Final)

11. The Programs Course : Diploma in Marine Engineering
Venue : ALAM Melaka Main Campus
Duration : 6 Semesters
1st Year : Study at Campus
2nd Year : 12-month Sea Service
3rd Year : Study at Campus
Assessment : Internal Exams and Marine Dept Oral Exam for
Certificate of Competency Class 3 Watchkeeping
Engineer

12. Diploma in Marine Engineering
The Syllabus -
Diploma in Marine Engineering
Semester 1
Semester 2
English Language I
Mathematics I
Thermodynamics I
Applied Mechanics I
Electrotechnology I
Engineering Materials
Engineering Workshop Practice
Laboratory I
Engineering Workshop Skills I
(Hand & Power Tools; Machine Tools; Fabrication, Welding & Cutting; Marine Plant Maintenance)
English Language II
Mathematics II
Thermodynamics II
Naval Architecture & Ship Construction I
Marine Engineering Knowledge
Computer Application
Instrumentation
Engineering Workshop Skills II
Moral Study/Islamic Study
Semester 3
Semester 4
Industrial Training (Sea Phase I )
Correspondence Course
Industrial Training (Sea Phase II)

13. Diploma in Nautical Studies
Semester 5
Semester 6
Electrotechnology II
Engineering Drawing
Electronics
Naval Architecture and Ship Construction II
Applied Mechanics II
Laboratory II
Introduction to Management
Plant/Laboratory Training I
Bahasa Kebangsaan A/B
Engineering Design
Engineering Knowledge (Motor)
Engineering Knowledge (General)
Engineering Knowledge (Steam)
Marine Controls & Automation
Marine Electrical Practice
Plant/Laboratory Training II
Malaysia Study

14. Diploma in Nautical Studies
Entry Requirements -
Diploma in Nautical Studies
Entry Requirements :
SPM Examination with strong credits in :
Bahasa Malaysia
English Language
Mathematics
Physics
Male or Female
Single
Age 17 – 25 years old
Minimum height of 158cm and weight of 48kg for male applicants (BMI: 18.5 – 24.9)
Minimum height of 155cm and weight of 42kg for female applicants (BMI: 18.5 – 24.9)
Mentally and physically fit
Not colour blind
No visual aids (for DNS only).

15. Diploma in Marine Engineering
Entry Requirements -
Diploma in Marine Engineering
Entry Requirements :
SPM Examination or UK GCE O’Level equivalent with strong credits in :
English Language
Mathematics
Physics
Additional Mathematics
National Language – Bahasa Malaysia (for Malaysian)
Male or Female
Single
Age 17 – 25 years old
Minimum height of 158cm and weight of 48kg for male applicants (BMI: 18.5 – 24.9)
Minimum height of 155cm and weight of 42kg for female applicants (BMI: 18.5 – 24.9)
Mentally and physically fit
Not colour blind
Vision : Maximum power allowed for DME is 200

16. Cadets Recruitment There is only One Intake per year : August
Recruitment Exercise is held twice a year in :-
January (application using SPM Trial Exam Results)
April (application using actual SPM Exam Results)
Short-listing is based on academic achievements and co-curriculum activities.
Shortlisted Candidates will be called to attend Selection Process :
BMI, Colour Blindness Tests
Assessments : English, Mathematics & Physics
Structured Interview Process
Medical Examinations & Eye Tests
Admission to ALAM

17. Training Quality Control (TQC)
Objectives
To enhance the education and training of merchant navy officers
To improve the cadets’ and officers’ performance and competency to ensure the safety and reliability of operations onboard ships.

18. Minimum Entry Qualification
TQC For Diploma Programs
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Pre-Entry
Pre-Entry Induction
ALAM’s Fitness Test
Lecturer’s
Assessment
End Semester
Exam
Refer failed
paper/s
TARB progress
report
TARB progress
report
Ship Master / Chief
Engineer to conduct
one- to-one
discussion with
cadets on their
progress and
feedback.
Lecturer’s
Assessment
End
Semester Exam
Physical Fitness
(STCW B-I/9)
Ship Master / Chief
Engineer to conduct
one- to-one
discussion with
cadets on their
progress and
feedback.
Value Based
Assessment
Enhanced Marine
related Project Paper
Structured
Interview
GPA <2.70
Compulsory Tutorial
Practical
Competency Check
GPA <2.70
Compulsory
Tutorial
Passed all papers
before going for
shipboard training
Eye vision
(STCW A-I/9)
Entry – to reflect the pre-entry assessment that is in place, provide certain level of barrier so that only the eligible will be allowed to enter.
To conduct study for the development of student profiling matrix for trending of the potential good student.
The interview process to include the evaluation of communication and conversation skill.
The induction programme to include the measurement of students resilience and teamwork.
Semester 1 – Practical & Oral assessment to cover basic element of bridge procedures such as proper communication etiquettes and behaviour while on bridge, at the same time proper reporting procedures, other include basic seamanship such as personal safety and rope work, and collision regulations. For the engineering, the demonstration of workshop and laboratory work. Checklist on the evaluation and assessment of skill competency will be developed
Student must pass the practical and oral assessment beside other assessment that are already in place.
Semester 2
Same as in Semester 1. Need further study on the referral exam for those who failed in the semester 2 exam.
For DME – 1 month shipyard
exposure (optional)
Entry Assessment
Academic
Assessment
Medical
examination
Pre-Semester 5
Entry Assessment
Compulsory tutorial &
Streaming for failed
candidates
Practical
Competency
Check
Minimum Entry Qualification

19. Deck Officer Training – STCW 2010 Manila Amendments
Deck Cadet
Watchkeeping Officer
Chief Officer
Master
Pre-Sea Approved Training
Basic Training
Basic Training for Oil and Chemical or
Basic Training for Liquefied Gas Tanker
ISPS Awareness
Designated Security Training
WKO Approved Training
Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boat
Advanced Fire Fighting
Medical First Aids
Ship Security Officer
ECDIS
Radar Navigation and Radar Ploting
ARPA Operation
ENA
GMDSS
Leadership & Teamworking Skills
Bridge Resource Management
Advance Oil/Chemical/Gas
Combined Master and Mate Approved Training
Medical Care
Radar/ARPA Simulator
Leadership and Managerial Skills
Master
Refresher Courses
Medical First Aid

20. Engineering Officer Training – STCW 2010 Manila Amendments
Engine Cadet
Watchkeeping Engineer
Second Engineer Officer
Chief Engineer Officer
Pre-Sea Approved Training
Basic Training
Basic Training for Oil and Chemical or
Basic Training for Liquefied Gas Tanker
ISPS Awareness
Designated Security Training
WKE Approved Training
Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boat
Advanced Fire Fighting
Medical First Aids
Ship Security Officer
Leadership & Teamworking Skills
Engine Resource Management
Advance Oil/Chemical/Gas
Combined Chief and Second Engineer Officer Approved Training
Medical Care
Leadership and Managerial Skills
Chief Engineer Officer
Refresher Courses
Medical First Aid

21. Career Progression
Chart

22. MERCHANT SHIP DEPARTMENT
DECK
ENGINE
CATERING

23. TYPE OF VESSEL

24. GENERAL PURPOSE ENGINE ADMIN/CATERING OFFICER GENERAL PURPOSE CATERING
SHIP ORGANIZATION R A T I N G S O F C E
CAPTAIN
DECK DEPARTMENT
CHIEF OFFICER
2ND OFFICER
3RD OFFICER
DECK CADET
BOSUN
ABLE SEAMAN
GENERAL PURPOSE DECK
ENGINE DEPARTMENT
CHIEF ENGINEER
2ND ENGINEER
3RD ENGINEER
4TH ENGINEER
ENGINE CADET
OILER
GREASER
GENERAL PURPOSE ENGINE
CATERING DEPARTMENT
ADMIN/CATERING OFFICER
CHIEF STEWARD
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
COOK
GENERAL PURPOSE CATERING

25. Deck Officer Career Progression
RM 450
RM 5000
RM 9000
RM 13000
RM 20000
Deck Cadet
3rd Officer
Chief Mate
Master
Maritime Law, Codes & Conventions
Terrestrial & Celestial Navigation
Ship Stability & Construction
Cargo Management
Communication
Seamanship
Combined Master & Mate
Medical Care
Leadership & Managerial Skill
Refresher Survival Craft
Refresher Adv. Fire Fighting
Ship Security Officer
Survival Craft & Rescue Boats
Advance Fire Fighting
Medical First Aid
GMDSS
Bridge Resource Management
Designated Security Training
Advance Oil/Chemical/Gas
Leadership & Teamworking Skill
Approved Pre-Sea Training
Basic Training
Basic Oil & Chemical / Gas
Security Awareness
Age 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

26. career Progression AGE & SALARY PACKAGE for deck officers
RANK
AGE
SALARY RANGE
CAPTAIN
YEARS
RM20,000 – RM24,000
CHIEF OFFICER
YEARS
RM13,000 – RM20,000
2ND OFFICER
YEARS
RM9,000 – RM13,000
3RD OFFICER
YEARS
RM5,000 – RM9,000
CADET OFFICER
YEARS
BOSUN
YEARS
RM3,000 – RM4,500
ABLE SEAMAN DECK
YEARS
RM1,500 – RM3,000

27. Engineering Officer Career Progression
RM 450
RM 5000
RM 9000
RM 13000
RM 20000
Engine Cadet
4th Engineer
2nd Engineer
Chief Engineer
Maritime Law, Codes & Conventions
Marine Power Plant – Motor/Steam
Marine Electronic & Communication
Naval Architecture
Control System
Pollution Prevention
Combined Master & Mate
Medical Care
Leadership & Managerial Skill
Refresher Survival Craft
Refresher Adv. Fire Fighting
Ship Security Officer
Survival Craft & Rescue Boats
Advance Fire Fighting
Medical First Aid
Engine Resource Management
Designated Security Training
Advance Oil/Chemical/Gas
Leadership & Teamworking Skill
Approved Pre-Sea Training
Basic Training
Basic Oil & Chemical / Gas
Security Awareness
Age 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

28. career Progression – AGE & SALARY PACKAGE, RATING vs. cadet - engine
JAWATAN
UMUR
TAWARAN GAJI
CHIEF ENGINEER
YEARS
RM20,000 – RM24,000
2ND ENGINEER
YEARS
RM13,000 – RM20,000
3RD ENGINEER
YEARS
RM9,000 – RM13,000
4TH ENGINEER
YEARS
RM5,000 – RM9,000
CADET ENGINNER
YEARS
OILER
YEARS
RM3,000 – RM4,500
ABLE SEAFARER ENGINE
YEARS
RM1,500 – RM3,000

29. Program Fees

30. Diploma in Nautical Studies
Item
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
TOTAL
Tuition Fee
11,880
7,920
9,900
29,700
Registration & Certificates
170 -
125
295
Food & Lodging
7,700
15,400
Training Materials & Simulator Training
2,350
700
3,050
STCW78 Courses
7,972
4,271
12,243
Other Expenses including Uniforms, Medical check-up, seaman card, discharge book, haircut etc.
2,594
1,918
4,512
Pocket Allowance (RM200/month)
2,400
4,800
35,066
27,014
70,000

31. Diploma in Marine Engineering
Item
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
TOTAL
Tuition Fee
12,870
5,940
13,530
32,340
Registration & Certificates
125 -
110
235
Food & Lodging
8,400
16,800
Training Materials & Simulator Training
2,350
700
3,050
STCW78
4,265
2,489
6,754
Other Expenses including Uniforms, Medical check-up, seaman card, discharge book, haircut etc.
3,565
2,456
6,021
Pocket Allowance (RM200/month)
2,400
4,800
33,975
30,085
70,000

32. THANK YOU Very good afternoon Ybhg Dato , ladies and gentlemen
Firstly, the management of ALAM would like to thank Ybhg Dato for the time despite your busy schedule to provide us the guidance on ALAM’s way forward.