The Marine Engineering instructor undertakes within the MBGA Naval Academy a range of critical missions, including:
- Teaching and Instruction: Delivering engaging and informative lectures, practical training and hands-on demonstrations to educate students on naval mechanical and electrical systems, emphasizing safety, maintenance, and operation.
- Curriculum Development: Developing and updating instructional materials and curricula in alignment with the latest advancements in naval mechanical and electrical systems.

- Practical Training: Providing, in the Academy's premises and on board its
training ships, hands-on experience with naval equipment, machinery, and systems to
prepare students for real-world challenges.
- Assessment and Evaluation: Designing and conducting assessments and evaluations to measure students' comprehension and progress, providing constructive feedback to enhance their learning.
- Mentorship: Offering guidance and mentorship to students, helping them develop professional skills and ethics essential for naval service.
- Research and Development: Staying current with emerging naval technologies
and educational best practices, integrating these advancements into the curriculum, and conducting research to contribute to the field.

- Collaboration: Collaborating with fellow instructors, naval personnel, and
administrative staff to ensure the success of training programs and the overall educational mission of the Academy.
- Record Keeping: Maintaining accurate records of instructional activities, assessments, and student progress for administrative and reporting purposes.
- Advisory Role: Serving as a subject matter expert and advisor to naval academy leadership on matters related to naval mechanical and electrical training and education.

- Subject Matter Expertise: Profound knowledge of naval mechanical and electrical systems, including propulsion, power generation, navigation, and weapon systems.
- Practical Experience: Hands-on experience in naval mechanical and electrical systems, gained through practical work in the field or on naval vessels.
- Teaching and Instruction: Skill in designing and delivering effective instructional materials and methods to convey complex technical concepts to students.
- Curriculum Development: Experience in creating and updating course curricula to align with advancements in naval technology and educational best practices.
- Effective Communication: Strong verbal and written communication skills to facilitate clear and concise instruction, as well as to provide feedback to students.
- Team Collaboration: Ability to work closely with other instructors, naval personnel,and administrative staff to ensure the success of training programs.
- Adaptability: Readiness to adapt to evolving naval technologies and teaching methodologies to provide up-to-date instruction.