Teamwork Capabilities of Marine Students during Basic Training in the Now Normal

Most commonly teamwork is understood as the collaborative and interactive relationship among individuals who are members of the team but in some aspects, it is an authority and command. It is all about people's relationships and touching the lives of every people you met. Here in maritime studies, we perceived teamwork as capabilities they possess during their basic training. This study entitled teamwork capabilities of marine students during basic training has four main objectives. In the first part, the study investigated the student respondents in terms of sex, age, and program. The second objective was to know the impact of teamwork on marine students during their basic training. This part has three sub-problems specifically, team knowledge capabilities, team attitude capabilities, and team skills capabilities. The last part of this research paper, assessed the significant difference between the impact of teamwork on marine students during basic training when they are grouped according to profile. The respondents of the study were the selected second-year and third-year students who had undergone basic training and were currently enrolled in higher education institutions in Lucena, City. They are composed of 101 marine students. This study used quantitative approaches in conducting the research. Specifically, it will utilize the descriptive design where the questionnaire is the main data-gathering tool. Here the researchers used Google form in gathering the data needed for the study. Lastly, this research hypothesized that there is a significant difference between the types of leadership styles of marine students during their basic training when they are grouped according to profile. The results of the research show that a majority of the respondents were between the age of 19 to 21 years old with a frequency of 67 (66.34%). Also, a majority of the respondents were males with a frequency of 96 (95.05%). And, all of the respondents were in the BSMT program with a 100% response rate. There is an excellent impact on the teamwork capabilities of marine students during basic training. The respondents preferred two impacts of teamwork capabilities of marine students during basic training (1) Impact on Knowledge with a mean of 4.66 and (2) Impact on Skills with a mean of 4.64. On Impact on Knowledge, the highest indicator showed that "as a marine student I got sufficient effort to get the opinions and ideas of other members of the team," "as a marine student working in the team inspires one to do their best," and "as a marine student when the role within the team changes it should be communicated effectively through the leader" with the same means of 4.68. And, on Impact on Skills, The highest response was from the statement stating that "as a marine student, the respondents communicate with another team effectively" with a mean of 4.72. Lastly, the impact of teamwork on marine students during basic training when they are grouped according to profile is not statistically significant