Title: Philippine Marines recruiting
Description: News, Updates, etc.
Description: News, Updates, etc.
Duminus - July 11, 2004 11:15 AM (GMT)
THE Philippine Marine Corps needs good men to become part of their organization, which is considered as one of the most prestigious branches of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).
Interested applicants must be single, Filipino citizen, between 18 to 24 years old, 65 inches in height, and have attained at least 72 units in College or equivalent to Second Year College.
The recruiting team would also consider high school graduates that possessed technical skills or vocational course.
The Philippine Marine Corps Mobile Recruiting Team will arrive on the first week of August this year to conduct the screening of the applicants at the Coast Guard District, Barangay Obrero, Iloilo City.
Applicants must bring along with them original copy of their birth certificate, original copy of marriage contract of their parents, original copy of their transcript of records, and 2 pieces 2x2 pictures with white background which are part of the initial requirements.
The Mobile Recruiting Team of the Philippine marine will also conduct screening of applicants in some parts of the region soon.
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Interested applicants must be single, Filipino citizen, between 18 to 24 years old, 65 inches in height, and have attained at least 72 units in College or equivalent to Second Year College.
The recruiting team would also consider high school graduates that possessed technical skills or vocational course.
The Philippine Marine Corps Mobile Recruiting Team will arrive on the first week of August this year to conduct the screening of the applicants at the Coast Guard District, Barangay Obrero, Iloilo City.
Applicants must bring along with them original copy of their birth certificate, original copy of marriage contract of their parents, original copy of their transcript of records, and 2 pieces 2x2 pictures with white background which are part of the initial requirements.
The Mobile Recruiting Team of the Philippine marine will also conduct screening of applicants in some parts of the region soon.
Link
Isnayper - July 13, 2004 05:13 AM (GMT)
gusto ko maging isnayper sa phil marines, paano maging scout sniper?
Kampilan - July 13, 2004 07:14 AM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Isnayper @ Jul 13 2004, 01:13 PM) |
| gusto ko maging isnayper sa phil marines, paano maging scout sniper? |
You have to become a regular marine grunt first Isnayper before dreaming of becoming a PMSS. ;)
mortarman77 - July 13, 2004 04:38 PM (GMT)
i would join the PMC but im too short 5'3" and to old 26...it seems like the PMC recruits are better educated than other countries average recruit(w equla of 2yrs college and all)
Seventeener - July 14, 2004 04:56 AM (GMT)
Is it true that all marine officers come from the PMA only? A fellow CAT cadet says that marines are elite and they do not get officers from reserves. How true?
Guest - July 25, 2004 01:53 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Isnayper @ Jul 13 2004, 05:13 AM) |
| gusto ko maging isnayper sa phil marines, paano maging scout sniper? |
Guest - July 26, 2004 01:14 AM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Seventeener @ Jul 14 2004, 04:56 AM) |
| Is it true that all marine officers come from the PMA only? A fellow CAT cadet says that marines are elite and they do not get officers from reserves. How true? |
ian - August 20, 2006 08:56 AM (GMT)
Do officer applicants in the PMC need to have the course required with Navy officer applicants such as engineering degrees or do they accept non-engineering graduates? Thanks.
ian - August 26, 2006 05:50 AM (GMT)
bump
saver111 - August 26, 2006 10:46 AM (GMT)
The PMC is not as technical as the PN and PAF.
As long as you pass the required physical aspect, a bachelor's degree holder of any course can be accepted for officer's training. Turning you into a Marine Officer, it's the Corps that will make you into a tough one.
As long as you pass the required physical aspect, a bachelor's degree holder of any course can be accepted for officer's training. Turning you into a Marine Officer, it's the Corps that will make you into a tough one.
ian - August 26, 2006 01:02 PM (GMT)
Thank you for your reply sir saver!
Frenzy - September 29, 2007 12:13 AM (GMT)
http://globalnation.inquirer.net/cebudaily...rticle_id=91264
8 new marine recruits leave for Ternate, Cavite
By Chito O. Aragon
Cebu Daily News
Last updated 11:51am (Mla time) 09/28/2007
CEBU CITY, Philippines - A 22-year-old man from Argao town, Cebu was undaunted with the beheading of the 14 Marines in Basilan and still finds himself lucky to be one of the 68 new Philippine Marine recruits.
The new Marine recruits took their oath yesterday inside Camp Lapu-Lapu, headquarters of the Armed Forces Central Command.
After the oathtaking ceremony, Jyneer Bajenting along with the rest of the new Marines yesterday took a C130 for the Marine Training Center in Tarnate, Cavite, where they would train for six months before getting deployed to Palawan, Basilan, Tawi-Tawi and Sulu.
Bajenting told Cebu Daily News that the beheading of the 14 Marines did not discourage him and others in joining the force.
“We will just pray to the Lord that nothing bad will happen to us,” Bajenting said in Cebuano.
His being a soldier has the full support of his parents.
Bajenting, who is a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology graduate, said he was lucky to have been one of the 68 who passed the examination and survived the training.
Mobile Recruiting Team 1st Lt. Prisco Tabo Jr. said that of the 3,060 who passed the examination, 580 applicants came from the Visayas and Mindanao area. Of the 3,060, 68 went on to survive the training.
Bajenting said that his dearest ambition as a young boy was to become a police officer. His sister is a member of the Cebu City police.
But his failure to pass the entrance examination of the National Police Commission (Napolcom) paved the way for him to instead try for the Marines.
“Ni-take ko kaduha sa Napolcom examination pero wa ko kapasar (I took the Napolcom examination twice but I failed),” Bajenting said.
But when I tried for the Marines, everything went smoothly, he said.
Before they left for the Mactan Benito Ebuen Air Base in Lapu-Lapu City, the relatives of the 68 new recruits hugged and waved them a tearful goodbye.
8 new marine recruits leave for Ternate, Cavite
By Chito O. Aragon
Cebu Daily News
Last updated 11:51am (Mla time) 09/28/2007
CEBU CITY, Philippines - A 22-year-old man from Argao town, Cebu was undaunted with the beheading of the 14 Marines in Basilan and still finds himself lucky to be one of the 68 new Philippine Marine recruits.
The new Marine recruits took their oath yesterday inside Camp Lapu-Lapu, headquarters of the Armed Forces Central Command.
After the oathtaking ceremony, Jyneer Bajenting along with the rest of the new Marines yesterday took a C130 for the Marine Training Center in Tarnate, Cavite, where they would train for six months before getting deployed to Palawan, Basilan, Tawi-Tawi and Sulu.
Bajenting told Cebu Daily News that the beheading of the 14 Marines did not discourage him and others in joining the force.
“We will just pray to the Lord that nothing bad will happen to us,” Bajenting said in Cebuano.
His being a soldier has the full support of his parents.
Bajenting, who is a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology graduate, said he was lucky to have been one of the 68 who passed the examination and survived the training.
Mobile Recruiting Team 1st Lt. Prisco Tabo Jr. said that of the 3,060 who passed the examination, 580 applicants came from the Visayas and Mindanao area. Of the 3,060, 68 went on to survive the training.
Bajenting said that his dearest ambition as a young boy was to become a police officer. His sister is a member of the Cebu City police.
But his failure to pass the entrance examination of the National Police Commission (Napolcom) paved the way for him to instead try for the Marines.
“Ni-take ko kaduha sa Napolcom examination pero wa ko kapasar (I took the Napolcom examination twice but I failed),” Bajenting said.
But when I tried for the Marines, everything went smoothly, he said.
Before they left for the Mactan Benito Ebuen Air Base in Lapu-Lapu City, the relatives of the 68 new recruits hugged and waved them a tearful goodbye.
spraret - March 14, 2008 12:31 AM (GMT)
| QUOTE |
| The Philippine Marines is all set for the recruitment of strong-willed individuals to join the "Cutting Edge of the Armed Forces of the Philippines" as officers and enlisted personnel to hit its more than 1,200 target before year 2008 ends. The Corps is looking for officer candidates who are 21-29 years old and Baccalaureate degree holders. Candidate soldiers must be 18-23 years old, at least second year in college with 72 units or high school graduates with technical skills. All applicants must be physically, mentally and psychologically fit for active military training, at least 5’5" in height and of good moral character. Successful applicants will receive competitive pay and allowances, insurance and health care benefits, billeting and housing privileges, job security, leadership and other skills training, opportunity for career advancement, opportunities for schooling within the country and abroad and a heritage true to every Marine. Interested applicants must submit their original birth certificates, diploma/transcript of records, original marriage certificate of parents and two (2) pieces 2x2 colored picture with white background to PMC Recruiting Office, Marine Barracks, Bonifacio Naval Station, Taguig City. For more information, they may contact 02-8932121 loc. 901 and 991, (0916)5733710 or (0928)4507674, or email at pmc_recruiting@yahoo.com or log on http://www.philippinemarinecorps.mil.ph. The schedule of qualifying eaminations is as follows: Feb. 13 & 28, March 12 &26, April 9 & 30, May 14 & 28, and June 11 & 25, 2008. |
mazingu - May 20, 2008 08:52 AM (GMT)
‘No deviation’ from 2010 deadline
By Joel Guinto
INQUIRER.net
First Posted 14:13:00 05/20/2008
MANILA, Philippines -- To boost efforts to meet President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s 2010 deadline to defeat so-called enemies of the state, the military will recruit 600 Marines and fast track its modernization program, Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. said Tuesday.
"I shall not accept any deviation to the schedule set by the President," Teodoro said in a speech during ceremonies marking the anniversary of the Philippine Navy in Manila.
Teodoro said Arroyo has ordered him to review the military's modernization plan and identify areas of the program that can be fast-tracked.
He said the new Marines will be recruited within this year.
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/...arines--Teodoro
By Joel Guinto
INQUIRER.net
First Posted 14:13:00 05/20/2008
MANILA, Philippines -- To boost efforts to meet President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s 2010 deadline to defeat so-called enemies of the state, the military will recruit 600 Marines and fast track its modernization program, Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. said Tuesday.
"I shall not accept any deviation to the schedule set by the President," Teodoro said in a speech during ceremonies marking the anniversary of the Philippine Navy in Manila.
Teodoro said Arroyo has ordered him to review the military's modernization plan and identify areas of the program that can be fast-tracked.
He said the new Marines will be recruited within this year.
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/...arines--Teodoro
spearhead - May 20, 2008 06:25 PM (GMT)
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