Encouraging cadets at SMTI to feed street dogs sends a powerful message and imparts several meaningful lessons, both personal and professional:
Compassion and Empathy: Feeding street dogs fosters kindness, empathy, and care for all living beings—qualities that build good character and responsible leadership.
Discipline and Responsibility: Regularly caring for animals teaches cadets to be consistent, punctual, and accountable—skills essential in maritime and any professional career.
Respect for Life: It instills the understanding that every life, no matter how small or vulnerable, deserves dignity and respect—an attitude that reflects maturity and humanity.
Community Engagement: It connects cadets to the local environment and society, showing that being a seafarer doesn’t mean ignoring land-based responsibilities.
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Under our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, SMTI provides special discounted training rates ( ” Terms and Conditions Apply”) to students from institutions such as NDT, University of Moratuwa, and […]