PASMAK-issue 1 (JANUARY 2012 – APRIL 201

TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY PASAY MAKATI DISTRICT
Pasmak Chronicles
JANUARY 2012 - APRIL 2013
Inside
this issue:
49 new TESDA
Specialistas graduate from Don Bosco
Technical Institute
of Makati under the
Cash for Training
program
Cash for Training
Project Launching
Pasay-Makati
Forums
NATSA Supports
NCR Representatives
for 2012 ASEAN
Skills Competition in
Jakarta
PAMEASTA New
Officers Start Anew
LGU Makati City
Awards 30 Starter
Kits for TESDA
Specialista Technopreneurship Program
A Promising Talent,
Clearly Heaven-Sent
PasMak District
Accomplishments
PasMak in Action
PasMak New Home
Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay City filled with more than a
Thousand of TESDA Specialistas
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Approximately 1,300 Tech·Voc
Graduates; also known as TESDA
Specialistas, came to Cuneta
Astrodome last 22nd of March to
meet about 112 local companies
and 20 licensed overseas employment agencies from various
industries .BPOs, Call Center,
Banking and Finance, Hotel and
Restaurants, Health and Wellness,
and Construction - who are in need
of the skills of a TESDA Specialista. Initial reports said that 961
specialistas were qualified, 500
were invited for further interview,
and 311 were hired on the spot.
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Secretary Villanueva and Congreewoman Hon. Emi
Calixto-Rubiano during the ribbon-cutting ceremony
The program was started with the
doxology and singing of the Philippine National Anthem by CUP
Choir followed by the welcome
Pre-employment Documentation
services - printing of NSO birth
certificate, issuance of tax identification number (TIN) and Social
Security System number (SSS);
and membership in PAG-IBIG and
PhiHealth - were also offered for
the convenience of graduates and
employers as well.
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A free Hilot or wellness massage
was also offered by MCITC /
MARGAPHIL ‘’TESDA SPECIALISTA Technopreneurship
Program (TSTP).
This program, entitled “Hanap
-Buhay para sa mga TESDA
SPECIALISTA” is a jobs bridging
program sponsored by Pasay City
and Makati City local government
units; hosted by Pasay City Mayor
Antonino G. Calixto and Congresswoman Emi Calixtro-Rubiano and
was organized by the DOLERegional Coordinating Council
National Capital Region with close
coordination with the Technical
Education and Skills Development
Authority-NCR (TESDA-NCR),
Philippine Overseas Employment
Administration (POEA), Local
Government Units, and the Association of Tech-Voc Schools, aimed
to ensure employment for TechVoc
graduates.
messages and ribbon cutting by
Pasay City Mayor Hon. Antonino
G. Calixto, Congresswoman Hon.
Emi Calixto-Rubiano, Assistant
Regional Director Nelson C.
Hornilla. SMART Communications
representative Tisha Quintio, and
TESDA Secretary Joel Villanueva.
Different demonstration of skills
were conducted to showcase the
talents of a TESDA. Specialista
andto stimulate interest from
other graduates as well. Skills
demonstration included Barista by
WCU Development and Traning
Center, Inc. and Healthy Salads and
Dressing Preparation by the Center
for Advanced Traning in Food and
Beverages Services, Inc.
J.S. Dañas
Secretary Villanueva giving
his opening remarks
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49 new tesda specialistas graduate from Don Bosco Technical
Institute of Makati under the Cash for Training Program
New TESDA Specialistas - 18 from Shielded Metal Arc Welding NC II
(SMAW) and 31 from Automotive Servicing NC I bundled with Driving NC II graduated last 23rd of April 2013 at the Bosco Hall under the
Cash for Training program .
The Cash for Training program is a project of the Technical Education
and Skills Development Authority, Department of Social Welfare and
Development, authorized training providers, LGUs, and NGOs. The
program aims to train new TESDA Specialistas for possible employment in targeted communities and provide them the basic requirements
that will enable them to practice their skills or start up their own
business.
The graduation ceremony was started with the blessing of certificates
and tool kits by Assistant Technical Director for Pastoral Affairs Fr.
Reynold L Ranjo, SDB, followed by messages from Don Bosco Technical Instirute Assistant Technical Director for Technical Affairs Mr.
Neil Apollo S. Dichoso and TESDA Pasay-Makati District Director
Ma. Angelina M. Carreon.
Blessing of tool kits by Assistant
Technical Director for Pastoral Affairs
Fr. Reynold L. Ranjo
Awarding of certificates and toolkits was graced by Mr. Froilan G.
Aguirre, Mr. Noel M. Dumaguit, TESDA Pasay Makati District
Director Ma. Anglina M. Carreon, and SOB Technical Director Fr. Jose
Dindo S. Vitug.
Words of gratitude were also given by two graduates, Lloyd G. Genoida from SMAW NC II and Michael G. Balleta from Automotive
Servicing NC II.
The ceremony was closed by an inspirational address by Fr. Jose Dindo
S. Virug.
-J. S. Dañas
Mr. Froilan G. Aguirre, Mr. Noel M.
Dumaguit, TESDA Pasay Makati District
Director Ma. Angelina M. Carreon, and
SDB Technical Director Fr. Jose Dindo S.
Vitug during the awarding of certificates
and tool kits.
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Cash For Training Project Launching
TESDA, In cooperaclon with DSWD, launched anottler worthwhile project last December 13, 2012 at the Don Bosco Technical Institute Gym, Makati City. The program entitled Cash for
TrainIng Progran aims to train the youth for possible employment
in targeted communities and provide them the basic requirements
that will enable them to practice their trade In gainful occupations.
In this program the youth beneficiaries are provided with sklll
traning opportunities and job facilitation or entrepreneurship support so they can earn and participate in community building. While
training is provided by TESDA and authorized training providers,
LGUs, and NGOs acts as partners in nurturing the economic activities that the graduate will pursue. The duration of implementation
of this program is six (6) months, starting from December 2012 to
May 2013. It targets to train 3,286 young individuals within NCR
and 65,730 nationwide.
The launchinh was graced by our very own Secretary Emmanuel
Joel J. Villanueva, DSWD Undersecretary for Operation &. Programs Group, Parisya Hashim-Taradji, Deputy Director General
for Sectoral TVET Irene M. lsaac, ODG Chief of Staff Director
Marissa G. Legaspi, OCSA Director Pilar G. De Leon, TSDO
Executive Director Marta M. Hernanadez, NCR Regional Director
Nenuca Tangonan and the District Directors of the region. It was
also attended by the dlfferent TVIs, their trainer and C4TP beneficiaries from all around the region. Fr. Jose Dinndo S. Vitug, SDB
Sec. Joel Villanueva with the scholars of
Cash for Training Program
gave the welcome remarks while DDG Irene M. Isaac provided
the Program Overview. She discussed the details of the proram
for the information of everyone concerned. DSWD Undersecretary Parisya Hashimm Taradji and Secretary Joel Villanueva also
gave their messages and performed the ceremonial awarding of
scholarship vouchers to chosen beneficiaries. In return, one of the
privileged C4TP beneficiaries, presented her word of thanks in
behalf of all the recipients of the said program.
Regional Director Nenuca E. Tangonan, Sec.
Corazon Juliano-Soliman from DSWD, and
Sec. Joel Villanueva awarding scholar.
After the launching program, the guests were given the opportunity to have a visit of the beneficiaries training. A press conference
was also conducted for the benefit and interest of everyone.
-C.M. Delmendo
Pasay-Makati Fora
More Than 150 participants, mostly TVET providers, assessment centers, assessors, industry partners, and partners from other government agencies in Pasay and
Makati district attended TVET forum held last 2012.
Conducted forums included lectures about pressing topics were given namely:
Enhanced basic Education Act of 2011-better known as K+12 Basic Education by
Cong. Bernadette Herrera Dy: TVET Challenges in the Software Development
Industry by PSIA Corporate Secretary and Orange & Bronze President andCEO
Mr. Calen Martin Legaspi: trends and opportunities in the BPO sector by Mr.
Cesar Tolentino of CCAP: and the Philippine National Qualification Framework
by Dir. Ma. Susan dela Rama, the Executive Director of Planning Office. Issues
like CCAP-TESDA TWSP, legalities in the K+12 program were also raised.
The last forum for the year 2012 was held last 5th of December 2012 at Tandang
Sora Hall, TESDA Womens Center, Taguig City wherin the PAMEASTA officers
were also present. After the three-hour long forum, a Christmas Party was held
together with the TESDA-NCR staff, prizes, games, and presentations from different people were conducted to liven up the event.
Dir. Ma. Susan dela Rama, the Executive
Director of Planning Office at the TESDA
Co, represented the keynote Speaker
DDG Irene Isaac. She also discussed
the Philippine National Qualification
Famework.
-J.S. Dañas
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NATSA Supports NCR Representatives for 2012 ASEAN Skills
Competition in Jakarta
NCR Alliances of TVET School Associations
(NATSA), led by NATSA President Chef Jose
Gabriel E. Prats, wholeheartedly commited
to support TESDA NCR in its endeavor to
compete for the ASEAN Skills Competition in
Jakarta, Indonesia last November 2013. NATSA
successfully raised an amount of P250,000
to finance the expenses of TESDA-NCR’s
representatives at the skills Competition. The
organization, despite the existence of some
other activities,exerted its utmost effort to push
through with their commitment to TESDA.
NATSA, represented by Chef Gabby, encouraged all district associations to provide full
support to the project.
The association’s efforts were definitely not
wasted because the NCR delegation was
successful in taking home one of the coveted
medals in Fashion Technology by the representative of Pasay-Makati District, Ms. Pristine De
Guzman from School of Fashion and the Arts.
NATSA Officers with the ASEAN Skills competitors from the
Philippines
-C.M. Delmendo
PAMEASTA New Officers Starts Anew
Outgoing officers together with incoming representatives and officers of PAMEASTA
It is indeed a new start for the new sets of leaders elected as representatives of the different sectors of TVET in Pasay-Makati District. The election took place during the meeting held last April 13,
2012 at Tiara Oriental Hotel, Makati City. Aside from the election,
also included in the agenda of the meeting were the plans for CY
2012, concerns about the Asean Skills Competition, and Updates of
the PAMEASTA by Ms. Pat Dalmas. The new officers are and their
positions are as follows: Information Technology Sector - Mr. Osacar Ibay as President, Ms. Shirley Delos Reyes as Assistand to the
Treasurer, and Ms. Zonnie Espiritu as PRO; Health Care / Beauty
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Services Sector - Ms. Loralee Soong as Vice President - Makati and
Ms. Wilma C. Hernandez as Auditor; Hotel and Rstaurant Services
Sector - Mr. Chef Tony Gantiogui as Business Management and
Ms. Genie Balaguer as Secretary; Metals & Engineering Sector Mr. Andy C. Gamboa as PRO and Ms. Mary Once as Assistant to
the Secretary; Technical Industry Sectro - Mr. Romulo E. Jalmasco
as Treasurer and Mr. Nestor M. Miranda as Vice President - Makati.
Having certain duties in supervising and dealing with different people from different sectors of Technical - Vocational Education and
Training is really challenging and time - consuming. Aside from
managing their own training centers, they also have to take part in
planning and implementing TESDA’s rules and regulations to other
training centers within the district. Therefore, these selected representatives who will soon be positiones as the new officers of the
TVET organization of the district should be given all the support
they need in order to do their duties well.
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To the new set of officers of the Pasay-Makati District TVET Representatives, our congratulations, and more power to you.
-C.M. Delmendo
LGU Makati City Awards 30 Starter Kits for TESDA
Specialista Technopreneurship Program
Makati Mayor Jejomar Erwin S. Binay, together with
the TESDA Regional Director Nenuca E. Tangonan
and Pasay-Makati District Director Ma. Angelina
M. Carreon, awarded 10 starter kits of Home Repair
Services to Barangay Poblacion Headed by Brgy.
Capt. Benhur L. Cruz, 10 starter kits of Automotive
Services to Barangay West Rembo headed by Brgy.
Capt. Judith Bacquiran-Celos, and 10 starter kits of
Massage Therapy to Margaphil Technical Institute,
Pasay City. The Awarding Ceremony took place last
January 30, 2012 at the Mayor’s office as a sign of
the whole-hearted support of the Local Government
of Makati City for this project. The tools awarded to
the two pioneer Barangays will be used by the chosen
30 TESDA Specialistas who are to benefit from the
TESDA Specialista Technopreneurship Program. This
prodram aimed to help increase the family income
of the TESDA Specialistas through entrepreneurship
while developing their values and behavior, through
provision of alternative job opportunities in coordination with the local government and other supportive
partners.
Auto Services-On-The-Go with their starter kits
The mentioned barangays commited to support the
program through providing them with proper advertising and a venue which will serve as their contact
center.
The City Launching was also graced by the presence
of University of Makati Executive Vice President
Dr. Edita I. Chan, Makati Training, Placement and
Livelihood Consortia Program Manager Prof. Apollo
F. Mambiar, Makati City Project Development Officer
Mr. Don N. Bosi, Jr, and the PESO and Livelihood
Coordinators of Barangay West Rembo and Poblacion.
-C. M. Delmendo
Starter Kits
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A Promising Talent, Clearly Heaven-Sent
Ms. Pristine De Guzman working on her entry for thr 9th ASEAN Skills Competition held at
Jakarta, Indonesia last 11th to 20th of November 2012
Who would ever think that such a simple
lady could create a very wonderful work
of art? However we describe it, her fashion
design are really awesome.
As a student of The School of Fashion and
the Arts (SoFA), Ms. Pristine De Guzman
proved to be a very creative designer and
remarkably skillful one. She was a consistent dean’s lister, and was chosen, together
with several others to be a part of SoFA’s
Design lab where students are mentored
to develop their creative potentials. She
also took part in different competitions
and shows which evidently developed her
potentials and pushed her upwards in the
fashion industry.
Her design were mostly inspired by what
she sees around her. As she would say,
“Inspiration has no limit; it can come out
of thin air! As long as you keep your mind
open to new, weird, exiting, unique things,
It can come at any moment, that’s why
I always carry around a notebook and a
pen. You’ll never know when a great idea
comes, so you’d better be prepared :)”
The passion Pristine had for fashion started
way back in her childhood days. She used
to sketch different designs at the back of
her notebooks, but didn’t discuss it openly
with anyone then. It was her “little” secret.
That little secret wasn’t open till she was
thirteen, when her mom revived a vintage
sewing machine she owned way back.
Curious little Pristine started to try it out
and played with it for hours. Her loved for
fashionthen became more unmistakeable.
Young as she is, Pristine has already
gathered lots of awards, both local and
internatinal, in the fashion industry. One of
which was the National Skills Competition
which was held last March 19 - 22, 2012 at
the Sister of Mary in Silang, Cavite, where
she took home the gold medal for Fashion
Technology. Her unparalleled skills in fashion led her to compete in the ASEAN Skills
Competition which was held last November
2012 at Jakarta, Indonesia.
Truly, passion can get us where we really
want to go. As Pristine should say it, “You
should LOVE what oyu do, let it become
a big part of your life. Work hard! Have
passion and dedication! Remember that in
any decision you make, ALWAYS folloe
your HEART!!”
-C.M. Delmendo
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PasMak District Accomplishments
E-G-A-C-E Performance 2012
Assessment and Certification 2012
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Employment Ration (EMP/GRAD)
TESDA PASMAK giving career talks and
counseling during Job Fairs.
Cong. Abigail Binay, together with the Officers of Asian Touch
Training Institution during the graduation of the PDAF
scholarship beneficiaries.
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Makati Mayor J. Binay with the Motorcycle/Small Engine Repair Specialistas and officials from Brgy. West Rembo,
TESDA-NCR Director Nenuca Tangonan, Pasay-Makati District Director Lenny Carreon and staff.
Dir. Ma. Angelina M. Carreon
with the TESDA Specialistas
Auto-Service-On-the-Go
PasMak Staff with their gifts
during the Christmas Party last
December 2012
Pasay-Makati District Office Staff
before leaving their old office at the
University of Makati
Dir. Lenny Carreon of TESDA Pasay-Makati District Office, together with the PAMEASTA past President Ms.
Pat Dalmas, leads in the Oath Taking Ceremony of the New Officers of PAMEASTA. The officers are Ms. Loralee
Soong of SOFA, Mr. Oscar Ibay of Datamex, Ms. Zonnie Francisco of MCITC, Ms. Shirley delos Reyes of
AMACLC Pasay, Ms. Genie Balaguer of AICA, Atty. Wilma Hernandez of Overseas Academy, Mr. Andy Gamboa
of CPDC, and Mr. Romulo Jalmasco of Mustang Security Academy.
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TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION - PASAY MAKATI OFFICE
Gate2, TESDA Complex, East Service Road
Telefax No.: 810-5814
Tel. No.: 577-4378
Mobile: 0917-5015344 / 0917-5097006
Email: [email protected]
We’ll be on the web soon!
TESDA Pasay-Makati District is one of
the six district government offices that
works under the Technical Education
and Skills Development Authority of the
Philippines - National Capital Region.
We, in TESDA Pasay-makati, aim to
contribute in the development of worldclass Filipino workforce through quality
implementation of programs designed
towards quality technical education and
skills development.
PASAY-MAKATI
CHRONICLES
TESDA PASAY-MAKATI DISTRICT
Ma. Angelina Carreon (Editor); Candelgo Delmendo (Contributor); and Jennie Dañas (Contributor & Layout)
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