Anthony Woo – Old Engineering Apprentices of Singapore Part 2 | Chronicles of Old Singapore

Welcome to Chronicles of Old Singapore. Anthony Woo’s world opened up when he completed the dockyard apprenticeship scheme in 1961. He joined Shell Tankers and sailed to many ports in Asia and Australia. He reflects on the contributions of the engineering apprentices from the Dockyard Technical College in the 1950s and 1960s and their wish to mentor the young engineers of Singapore. 00:00 Internationally Recognised Scheme03:47 Ships & Harbours12:49 Working on a Warship16:25 21st Birthday on a Ship18:19 Joining Shell Tankers27:17 Yokohama, Niigata, Sydney, Plaju32:26 Contributions of the Engineering Apprentices37:10 Contributions of Shell40:47 Mentoring Young EngineersEmail me [email protected] if you like a copy of the book, We Strived and We Thrived, by the Old Engineering Apprentices Association.Welcome to Chronicles of Old Singapore. This is Dr Loh KS, the people’s historian, and I speak to people on their memories of Singapore before it became a global city. Do like the video and subscribe for future episodes. This will help the channel a lot.Write to [email protected] if you have any of these stories:• Old places or kampongs.• Communities – their way of life & culture.• Childhood & schools.• Work or business.YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/@ChroniclesOldSG Spotify | https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loh-ks Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/61551786759344 Patreon | https://www.patreon.com/ChroniclesofOldSingapore