CLHIDO Technical - Vocational Course Training School with NC II Accreditation

Tech Vocational Barangay Outreach Programs

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 07:48:00 +0000

Our tech school offers several vocational courses available for all the residents of Dumaguete and the neighboring municipalities. Aside from the usual training schedule, we also render barangay outreach programs to open in barangays targeting to train women and unemployed adults. The few vocational courses available for this type of program are Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, Food Processing and Handling, Bag Making, and Beauty Care respectively.

The average training participants for such vocational course is between 25 to 35. Ages are between 14 to 70 years old. There is no age or educational level qualification to get listed and attend the vocational course mentioned earlier. Most training equipment are provided by out tech school but some of the training materials must be provided by the participants or be shouldered by the participating barangay.

The duration of the extension program for vocational course varies between at least 20 days to 90 days depending on the training being implemented in the barangay as per request of the latter. Graduation program would follow after the said duration of the training and technical vocational certification for completion will also be distributed among the participants.

How To Avail The Program For The Barangay?

First, assemble at least 15 people and decide what specific vocational course would you like to have your skills developed. Second, after assembling a group of would-be participants, go to your barangay chairman and ask for a letter to request an extension program from our tech school. As previously stated, not all vocational courses are available for the extension program. Finally, once your request for an extension program for vocational training is approved, you will then be given a schedule by our training center.

Computer Operation NC II

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 02:02:00 +0000

Computer Operation NC II vocational course has been consistently a popular course taken by many students. It is because many are not yet that proficient in using the computer and its applications. And when applying jobs may be very competitive, it is now a requirement that anybody who wishes to get a job must know how to operate a computer. Computer operation may not be anymore a special skill, but at least can cope up with the norms of employment.

They ages of the enrollees for Computer Operation varies greatly. There are high school graduates, college degree holders, and even unemployed adults and professionals. No doubt this vocational training does not discriminate the age, status, and ethnicity of the students. And the best thing with our vocational training is that all students are considered scholars of the government.

Things that you are going to learn upon enrolling for Computer Operation NC II includes computer safety, computer history, basic computer concepts, basic Windows environment operation, keyboard shortcuts, word processing, spreadsheet creation, slide presentation, movie making, email, upload and download, introduction to blogging, online job application, basic article marketing, and so on.

Most tech schools offering the same vocational course does not include blogging, and basic article marketing. But we offer it for free and for good. Such vocational training ensures that every graduate of computer operation will be well equipped to be competitive for work both offline and online. Our tech school also allows our students or graduates to be independent or being self employed.

The instructor for Computer Operation is a certified TESDA instructor who currently is also an active computer hardware servicing technician, a blogger, a part time article writer, an SEO practitioner, and a blogger/webmaster. Enroll now in our tech training or inquire for the other vocational courses offered that might be of your interest now.

Consumer Electronics

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 02:03:00 +0000

One of the most in demand job today is being an electronics technician. Having to enroll for an electronics vocational course is a better option than acquiring it in a university where the margin for employment is almost the same. Many students prefer to study and get a degree in college even if it does not promise a decent job after graduation. However, trade school training for any course is short term but is targeted to give students far more better chances of employment after graduation.

These days, electronic devices are just everywhere. We got cellphones, oven toasters, televisions, fans, and a lot more electronic things. If these things get broken, who would fix them? Of course, electronics technicians! Theses technicians are earning big "secretly". A friend earns $10 to $60 per cellphone he manages to fix, sometimes he can have up to four cellphones fixed in a day!

But how to become an electronics technician? Simple, just get the best training with us!. Enroll in our vocational course training center and learn how to maintain and troubleshoot electronic devices. You will be able to learn how to use the multi-tester, read schematic diagrams, follow safety procedures systematically, read resistor codes, soldering, etching PCB,test discrete components (transistors, capacitors, resistors, triacs, and so on), understand and create simple amplifiers, build a variable power supply, understand television system, and a lot more. This common and important skills to learn will give every student a kickstart to their dream of becoming a good electronics technician.

Our electronics vocational course training does not require any payment upon enrollment. But students are required to buy materials and for other stuff like t-shirt uniforms and for other extra-curricular activities. The expenses are however too minimal as compared to studying in any college. The training would last up to three months and an addition 240-hour on-the-job training is also required.

The instructor for consumer electronics course is Mr. Nestor Umbac, a TESDA certified instructor and also an active electronics technician. He shares his knowledge without greed and pushes his students to the best that they can become. The training will be held in the electronics room just beside CLHIDO office.

Automotive Mechanic Servicing

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 02:01:00 +0000

Learn automotive mechanic servicing with us! There is no other free vocational course training center anywhere else where the training is absolutely free. Once you pass our assessment for enrollment, you automatically become a government scholar.

Automotive mechanic servicing is a course which focuses on troubleshooting an automobile from its electrical wiring down to its fuel system. It also covers car body rebuilding, painting, and maintenance. The course is divided into two main areas which are diesel engine and gasoline engine subjects. Not all automobiles have the same fuel systems and that is the reason why it is so.

Apart from that, things about automobile and engine history, concepts, and principles are also to be discussed. Theoretical instructions comprise forty percent of the total number of hours of the training and the rest is spent for practical or for manual activities. It will take about three months for a student to complete the automotive mechanic training plus a month apprenticeship or On-the-job training. The OJT should be rendered in an establishment strongly related to automotive mechanic servicing.

In countries abroad, automotive servicemen are constantly in demand. Automotive servicing may be a dirty job but it does promise a good pay. Whether you are a man or a lady, you are always welcome to study automotive servicing at CLHIDO and start your career locally or abroad.

The said vocational training's instructor is Mrs. Lhena Refe a TESDA certified and NC II Certification Passer. She also conducts assessment for Automotive Servicing. Apart from that, she also is a qualified building wiring electrician.

Massage Therapy

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 02:05:00 +0000

Eager to learn massage therapy and earn a living as a masseur but don't know where to start with? No problem we got it here! Our vocational course training center also offers massage therapy where the facilities are fit just like a real massage parlor. The instructor is also a real-life competent masseur offering the best learning for you. And a top of that, the training is absolutely free!

Here is a short list of some of the massage techniques that you will learn

Shiatsu
It is a type of alternative medicine consisting
of finger and palm pressure and stretches.

Reflexology
Physical act of applying pressure to the feet, hands,
or ears with specific thumb, finger

Swedish Massage
Uses five styles of long, flowing strokes to massage

Joint Mobilization
Aimed at a 'target' synovial joint with the aim of
achieving a therapeutic effect

Acupressure
A traditional Chinese medicine bodywork technique
based on the same ideas as acupuncture

These are just few of the things that you will learn about massage therapy. There are several vocational course training centers out there and most are asking some fees from you. With us, massage therapy training is absolutely free. You automatically will become the Government's scholar once you get to pass the assessment examination.

Aside from the quality vocational training offered, we also allow our training participants to experience real-life masseur job by allowing to give patrons some massage treat to practice the skills that they have developed through the training. Outstanding graduate students are also assisted and recommended to work to the local massage therapy centers in the city of of the neighboring municipalities.

The massage therapy session lasts for three months and prior to graduation, the instructor conducts an assessment for all the qualified students. Such vocational training is crucial for the employment of unemployed adults and OSY's in general.

The instructor for massage therapy course is Mrs. Maricon Siano. A certified masseur having adequate experience in the field for years before deciding to share her experience and skills to others. She currently works as full time instructor and staff of CLHIDO.

Overseas Welding Job - Now A Reality

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 00:46:00 +0000

Looking for a school for welding? Wanting to get an overseas welding job? Need to have more welding certifications? If you do, then you don't have to go any further! CLHIDO is one of Visaya's top welding schools offering free certification programs. We are TESDA acknowledged institution and has produced a lot of trainees now working local and abroad.

Welding colleges may be the best choice to begin with your career in welding but it sure is too expensive for many trainees. The best alternative for these welding colleges are vocational course centers offering free training or with minimum fee to pay. Enrolling for a vocational course such as welding is literally the same with that of the welding colleges as TESDA is the authority institution that regulates all the training provided for by technical schools.

You should begin your welding career with CLHIDO! Welding trade schools like CLHIDO produce welders that are world class. Your dream of having an overseas welding job will soon be a reality.

Welding certifications will be given after the training which an On the Job training is also required. CLHIDO's welding instructor is Mr. Kurt Rodriguez, TESDA certified and had been working with the government for over fifteen years. Our welding school provides the best training for you which includes welding safety, proper welding techniques and procedures, weld testing, and other welding essentials.

Though most vocational training school for welding does provide all equipment, tools, and materials for free, CLHIDO do also provide except for some welding materials that should be provided by the attending trainees. The best thing vocational course education is that it produces world class workers being sought after by fast developing countries to become the forefront of their workforce.

Study with us to get your desired welding certifications! We are one of the top welding schools which offer welding certification programs for free. Contact us now with our email or simply post a comment below so that we may be able to answer your queries. Enjoy vocational course education and pursue your dream of wanting to get a welding career!

Vocational Tech Schools - Tips For Finding The Right One For You

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 10:24:00 +0000

You might be looking for vocational tech schools to which you would like to choose to enroll to. Probably you may want to get a certification for such training in plumbing, welding, sewing, computer hardware servicing, heavy equipment operation, medical radiography, and other vocational courses. Yes, there are free technical vocational courses offered by different training centers but are mostly government funded and of course for free!

What is Technical Vocational Education?

Technical vocational education is a type of education where a student is to be prepared to do some specific manual jobs. It is also accompanied to accomplish an on-the-job training for usually 240 to 900 hours depending on the course requirement.

Technical vocational courses are provided by community training centers or colleges or perhaps technology centers supported by the government.

Does Technology Education College Can Answer The Need For Manual Laborers?

Some colleges provide training for students and unemployed adults for specialized skills. A technology education college might give or offer training which the industry both local and abroad are currently in demand. Take for example the massive constructions in Dubai, they badly need good welders and plumbers. Where on earth will they be able to meet their demands? Simple, look for countries with a pool of skill-specific or specialized employees abroad like the Philippines and Taiwan.

That is why some colleges are offering technology courses which the students may attend the training from at least three months to two years and are also required to complete their OJT.

This is an answer for countries like Dubai. If a certain country is in need of welders, a technology education college do not solely offer it. But instead they offer different courses which they project to be in demand some time in the future.

Such vocational career training is so popular among the third world countries and the developing countries as well. Surveys show that students between ages 14 to 17 want to get a course that will surely employ them after graduation and for a short period of time. Vocational tech schools can answer this call.

Tips For Finding The Right Vocational Tech Schools In Your Location

If possible, find the nearest vocational tech schools in your locality. Examine their facilities and equipment. Which ever is nearest to your home and with adequate training setup, then go for it.

Check if that certain training center is registered by your local technical vocational regulating authority.

Please do also check if the listed vocational courses they offer are fully registered.

Also inquire if that particular technical school has a good history for its students evaluation and examination.

Ask if a scholarship is available. Most vocational technical schools are sponsored and are open for scholars.

These simple tips are very useful in finding the perfect vocational tech school for you. A short training from these schools does not guarantee you a job but it sure does prepare you and give you a bigger chance of employment. Not mentioning that technical skilled employees are paid higher - attending a vocational skills training is a sound investment.

Staffs' Frames

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 02:07:00 +0000

Students' Frames

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 02:06:00 +0000

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning | RAC

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 02:05:00 +0000

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning or RAC is one of the newest courses being offered by CLHIDO. Having a good training in RAC ensures us bigger chances of being employed both locally and abroad. Aside from that, you may also go for self-employment and hire other aircon technicians to work with you.

RAC is an in demand course specially in highly developed countries. Countries with massive building constructions like Dubai and Saudi Arabia are in need of RAC technicians. Aside from air conditioning unit installation and troubleshooting in buildings and other structures, your skill can even be utilized to work with the automotive industry.

The only downside of having to enroll in this type of skills training is - there are too few schools or centers offering it. And if ever it is offered, it is way too expensive and many could not afford it. Others perhaps would volunteer to work in a RAC shop just to gain knowledge and skills in about a year or so. Such vocational course training is essential and that is why CLHIDO and Dumaguete City is reaching out to the community by offering such course.

RAC training at CLHIDO includes basic air conditioning unit motor re-winding, tube patching and soldering, pumping freon, troubleshooting refrigeration problems, cleaning the units, and so many other skills required for employment abroad. That is a great advantage for us.

The instructor for RAC is Mr. Cresente Mamac, a certified RAC technician. He specializes in industrial electronics and services which includes refrigeration and air conditioning. He has been affiliated both with Foundation University and the City Livelihood and Home Industries Development Office.

Heavy Equipment Operation NC II

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 02:04:00 +0000

Many would ask how much do heavy equipment operators make? I know you wanted to ask about it as well but one thing for sure is, they are well compensated. Heavy equipment operators are sought after by most construction and mining firms. Few of these companies are medium scale and the rest are construction and mining giants. Bulldozers, loaders, cranes, dump trucks, graders, excavators, forklifts, compactors, and other equipment are always around and should each have an operator. You can be driving and operating these wonderful machines soon.

Upon applying for a heavy equipment operator job, a certification is usually required. Though not a prerequisite, it is the best proof of the skills that you possess. Tech vocational schools like CLHIDO do issue a certification upon the completion of the said course. Technical vocational courses like heavy equipment operation are becoming more popular and are preferred by students to take as it gives them a bigger chance of employment after graduating. Though most government controlled and owned tech schools are free, some of the expenses will be shouldered by the students. In heavy equipment operation, students are asked to pay $75 to $125 for the machine rental and fuel's payment.

This is already a bargain, you can do more than that in a day once you'll become a certified heavy equipment operator! But before becoming one of those certified operators, you must undergo some months of training (which is at least three months) and required to have an on-the-job training at a local construction, mining, or similar firms. After the training and OJT, you are also required to take TESDA's examination for the Heavy Equipment Operation National Certification Level II. This certification issued by the government is recognized abroad. The heavy equipment operation certification also do have some little fee to pay to cover the examination costs.

We have several students now working in Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Australia, and other parts of the world joining the elite group of heavy equipment operators. We also have employed our students to the local mining and construction industries. Our vocational training follows TESDA's training framework which also is compliant with the present international industry standard.

Our heavy equipment operation instructor is Mr. Kurt Rodriguez, a TESDA certified instructor and currently works in the government of Dumaguete. The venues for the training are in the HITC building for theoretical classes and in the City Dump Site for actual classes. The training will hold for three months plus a 240-hour OJT. Study now in CLHIDO and become one of the best heavy equipment operators!

Computer Hardware Servicing NC II

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 02:02:00 +0000

Computer Hardware Servicing NC II is another in demand course these days due to the computerization of most public and private offices. Maintaining the computers of these computerized system of offices require skillful computer technicians. CLHIDO offers free Computer Hardware Servicing NC II course for a span of three months and an additional 240-hr On-the-Job training to complete the course described.

Included in the Computer Hardware Servicing NC II training are as follows : Safety, Computer History and Principles, Basic Computer Operation, Peripheral Identification and Function, Binary System, Introduction to Computer Hardware System, Basic Troubleshooting, and Networking.

After the Computer Hardware Servicing NC II training, every student is encouraged to take TESDA's National Certification II examination (NC II). This certification is vital to one who wants to build his own computer shop as it is a requirement in getting a business permit.

The instructor for Computer Hardware Servicing NC II is an NC II passer, TESDA certified assessor, and a Computer Technician.

There are of course other vocational course training centers aside from CLHIDO that offers computer hardware servicing. We have Metro Dumaguete College (MDC), Asian College of Science and Technology (ACSAT), CRISPA Training Center, and Negros Oriental State University (NORSU).

Plumbing NC II

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 02:02:00 +0000

Plumbers and Pipe Fitters receive good pay abroad. But before dreaming of such, have a rigid vocational training for plumbing first from any vocational school. Such training school can make us equip with the right tools to be prepared for the real world of plumbers. Places with many construction like Taiwan and Dubai are in need of competent and skilled plumbers and pipe fitters and we are the answer of their needs. Chances of being employed abroad is high as long as you are qualified and have the right certifications at your disposal.

So what are the things that you will learn about plumbing? Plumbing training course outline includes plumbing designs that enables us to learn how to read and interpret plumbing blueprints. Water system designs like sewer, heating, cooling, water line, gas line, and other design system are also to be learned. Aside from that, every plumber must also know how to do plumbing project cost estimates.

After the theoretical lessons of basic plumbing, actual installation is required for every student. Fixture installation are exercised and standard clearances and proper placement of cleanouts and fixtures should be strictly followed. Students of the said plumbing training are also required to undergo an on-the-job training then after which, every student is encouraged to take a National Certification II (NC II) for plumbing.

Plumbing certification is issued upon completion of the said training. There are also other certification programs both offline and online at some reasonable fees. Aside from physically attending a plumbing training, there several options to let us learn basic plumbing by attending an online plumbing school. There are also some training certifications offered online as there are more and more online vocational schools proliferating in the internet.

The instructor for plumbing course is Mr. Billy Pena a certified plumber foreman and a TESDA's NC II qualified instructor. He has a strong relationship with many agencies that prefers to hire his students. Such vocational course is indeed essential for every plumber to start a good plumbing career in the future.

Building and Wiring Electricity NC II

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 02:00:00 +0000

If you are into electricity and household lighting, enroll in Building Electricity Wiring course. Building wiring technicians are essential in the construction industry. The main job for building wiring technicians are lighting fixture installations, interpret building wiring plans, set proper wiring, install home and industrial electrical machines, and troubleshoot electrical devices.

Electrician training centers are too few in the region where it is almost a disregarded vocational course. It is because electrical wiring is often learned easily through practical applications. There may be too few technical training centers offering building wiring, we offer it here entirely for free.

Upon enrolling in our technical school's training, you will be learning things about wiring splices, switch configuration, lighting fixture installation and maintenance, wiring planning, assembly of electrical devices, and more. After the training, each student is required to undergo a 240 hour on-the-job-training at any establishment involving electrical engineering or similar.

An OJT is a window of opportunity for every student as they may be absorbed as workers instead of just being a trainee when a supervisor or manager sees your performance as exceptional. There are many workers in local engineering establishments coming from our vocational training school. The quality of our training in building wiring is currently unparalleled.

Mrs. Lhena Refe is our instructor for Building Wiring Installation, a TESDA certified and National Certification II Examination Passer, and a certified TESDA assessor. She also is an active building wiring technician.

Beauty Care | Cosmetology Course

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 01:59:00 +0000

These days, spas and salons are proliferating everywhere. Many consider that the beauty or cosmetology industry is so small that it does not require much attention on training beauticians. But most are wrong, this little industry is generating massive income for the salons and spas. Women needs grooming and of course would need skilled hands to do the job well.

That's where cosmetology or beauty care course steps in to. CLHIDO offers this vocational course for free! Students do vary in age and status and it does not matter when you are in a vocational training center. In CLHIDO, you will be trained to do what a skilled beautician should do.

Beauty Care constitutes training students in doing proper and safe pedicure, manicure, haircut, hair dressing, facial treatments, and everything related to beautification. Upon training, every student or trainee is required to have a patron to apply the skills they have acquired like hair rebonding, curling, nail polishing, and other things. After the training, you may get employed by local salons or you can build your own salon and employ yourself.

CLHIDO has already had many beauticians being employed by local and national salons like David's Salon, Carlo Reyes, HBC, Cutt'n Loos'n, and more. There are many self employed part timers are well. Most trainees in this course are high school graduates wanting to learn how to do beauty care so that they can work part time and support themselves in going to college.

Aside from generating jobs, CLHIDO is also a window to a better opportunity. The training is free but you have to buy your own manicuring sets, scissors, and other tools which would cost less than Php 200 or around $5. That is the best investment of your child's or your time and money.

Ms. Avita Baga is our instructor for beauty Care or other wise commonly known as cosmetology. She is TESDA certified and had been teaching and yielding a lot of great beauticians for more than a decade. She has been with CLHIDO for quite some time and is totally dedicated to share the knowledge she has to her students.

Tailoring | Dressmaking Course

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 01:58:00 +0000

Tailoring and Dressmaking vocational course offers skills training on sewing and manufacturing garments. It may be a reality that the interest of many students to enroll in a tailoring course drastically dropped for the last 5 years. Automation and technology significantly reduced the need of skilled hands of the large garment companies and this may be the reason of the said decline of enrollees.

Still, some vocational training schools offers tailoring and dressmaking class as it is necessary for some housewives to earn through making garments on their spare time. Majority of the enrollees are moms and unemployed women wanting to make a decent living out from making garments.

The training generally includes making pants, and other tailoring products. Pattern making, using of the sewing machine, proper textile cutting, taking body measurements, and other related tasks are some of the competencies that you are to tackle. Another program related to tailoring class is bag making which is currently being offered and implemented at Dumaguete City Jail.

There is no need to pay to get enrolled for Tailoring and Dressmaking course, you are a city scholar if you are from Dumaguete City. CLHIDO gladly welcomes students wanting to learn and soon earn through our skills development programs like tailoring and dressmaking.

CLHIDO's instructor for dressmaking and tailoring is Mrs. Estrellita Tan. She has been teaching dressmaking and tailoring classes, for more than twenty years and yet her training set is future proof and follows TESDA's regulation.

DOLE 7 released Php 899 ,820.00 to CLHIDO for the Livelihood Starter Kit - Kabuhayan Starter Kit Project

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 04:12:00 +0000

Self-employment is one of the effective means in lessening the rapid increase of unemployment rate in the country. For instance, the DOLE Kabuhayan Starter Kit will reach out those individuals who wanted to be self-employed due to lack of job opportunities. This is livelihood project consisting of a package of services that will enable the target beneficiaries to start quickly a livelihood undertaking and become self-employed. In other words, this starter kit project envisions in coming up with a sustainable self-employment. With its specific objective which is to enable the target beneficiaries plan, set up, start and operate a livelihood undertaking by providing them with the aforesaid ready-to-go, quick rollout self-employment package of services, consisting of short-gestation trainings, start up kits, business counseling and technical and marketing assistance services, this project is noted to be an accessible means of conducting entrepreneurial activities.

For the concrete details of the said project, the target eligible beneficiaries are the poor and long-term unemployed particularly the out-of-school youths (OSYs), women, indigenous people (IPs), displaced workers, elderly persons, urban poor, landless farmers/fisher folks, OFW returnees and other workers in the informal economy. It is worth to be noted that the beneficiaries are required to enroll in Social Protection Services like SSS, Philhealth and other alternative social protection schemes as soon as the business cycle allows it. This project is made possible by the unswerving commitment of the LGUs and private sector that will be accredited as co-partners (ACPs) and DOLE regional/field office through direct administration. The TESDA and other government and private training institutions may be tapped to provide the trainings for identified priority skills. The DOLE has already approved and released the fund intended for the project amounting to Eight Hundred Ninety Nine Thousand Eight Hundred Twenty Pesos (Php 899, 820.00) to grant the trainees of CLHIDO in realizing “Livelihood Starter Kit” to be used to any of the skills training programs under the SKILLS TRAINING UNLAD PARA SA KABUHAYAN. It is indeed undeniable that this is an epitome of a great presence of a sum of good government for its freed words were undoubtedly converted into actions.

The project prioritizes to come up with service-oriented skills (massage, plumbing, cosmetology, electrical servicing, welding native snack preparation, car wash, motorcycle repair, cellular phone repair, appliance, upholstery repair, etc.) in order for the beneficiaries to acquire new skills through formal and short-period training. The program management is put into the hands of the BRW who will handle the overall management and supervision; the NCRO/ECC is in charged to monitor the OFWs and occupationally disabled; Bureaus/Services Attached Agencies is tasked to provide support to DOLE-ROs and the DOLE-RD and Field Officers were responsible for the implementation of the project.

CLHIDO PC Op Students donated computer peripherals as a Christmas Project!

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 09:42:00 +0000

CLHIDO vocational course trainees made such a big sacrifice for the school. Having been enrolled in a Vocational Course Training is such a sweet opportunity where learning is methodical and highly technical. The trainings provided by the City Livelihood and Home Industries Development Office (CLHIDO) are streamlined from the standards of TESDA's NC II teaching methodology. Though inadequate with the right facility, the center is able to produce quality graduates and highly skilled workforce.

They are the 10 of the 12 students who participated in the fund raising

Dario, the Very Active PC Op Class president who with ate Coleen first proposed and initiated the fund raising project.

Since the center only provides seven (7) ATX Computers for the training in which two of the seven units were unusable, the two defective units further increased the difficulty of the training. The said units are being used alternately by eighty-four (84) students for both PC Operation and Computer Hardware Servicing students. This is a radical truth, the ratio of the units and the students are way out of balance. In effect, the resulting training becomes almost useless. Two dead units are such burden to both trainees and Instructor.

Right to Left: Analiza, Marmelyn, and Ate Coleen

Ang mga artista nga nangaroling!

Twelve PC Operation Students made a bold move to surpass the difficulty in using the Training Center's Computers. The two unused Computer System units have defective power supply and ram and the twelve students decided to raise funds through Christmas Carolling. Their route in Sibulan included Poblacion,Magatas, Cangmating Area, and Tubtubon. Fortunately, the group managed to raise 2,150.00 enough buy a power supply unit, a keyboard, and a 256 Mb ram. With their effort, we now have seven functioning computers being used for the training. Their desire to help the training center do not end there, they are aiming to gather and raise more funds to buy the defective LCD Projector bulb, additional keyboards and mouse, and other peripherals.The amount to raise is really big and hard to target. They said this thing they did is by no means to humiliate the government, this is an act to share, not only for their common good but also for the benefit of the succeeding trainees. It's their way of showing how to be human and humane.

The seven mighty heroes are Coleen, Dario, Jenny, Marj, Marlyn, Carol, Rogin, Arvin, Beverly, Analiza, Jason, and Marmelyn all are students of CLHIDO's PC Operation and Hardware Servicing previous and present students.We are so proud of the wonderful thing you did. You all deserve to be gratefully acknowledged by you unselfish act. Thank you so much Lord! Thank you mighty 12! and Thank you to all the household we visited and supported our project!

The fruit of thy labor! The power supply and the RAM purchased after the cold nights, barking dogs, and eerie dark places of caroling!

The brand new RAM being seated in its slot, it costs 15 households, 4 dog barks, and 1 evening rain. :)

The installed power supply that costs 17 households, 2 dog barks, 2 kilos of bulad, and 4 days of "duka"

DOLE's NEGO-KART Project through CLHIDO is on the GO!

noreply@blogger.com (savant_servant) — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 08:05:00 +0000

NEGO-KART PROJECT: Serbisyo Para sa Mobile Vendors

Dumaguete Mayor, Mayor Perdices receives the check turned over by the Department of Labor and Employment through Atty. Ogang for the NEGO KART Project

Aside from the mushrooming business establishments in almost all the busy streets of the city, lay another common picturesque of people rushing along the streets doing business activities which serve as their bread and butter and a means of livelihood. It is not uncommon that flea markets are proliferating and ambulant vendors are busy trading their goods to people going to and fro. These activities remain to be increasing in numbers despite of the meager income they got out from it. It is indeed a great realization mode for the Local government sector to cater the needs of these people in order to at least lessen their burdens in dealing with their way of living. In this manner, the Nego-Kart Project will come into the picture to help those ambulant vendors sustain more their existing livelihood grow into profitable and sustainable business in a way that their income will increase.

Mayor Perdices acknowledges the NEGO KART recipients from the different barangays of Dumaguete

With the joint efforts of DOLE Regional and Field Offices in partnership with ACPs willing to cost share such as Workers Organizations, LGUs, NGOs, Private sectors and State Universities and Colleges, this project will undoubtedly be of great success. The said project targets primarily all the key cities nationwide and caters at least a 100 ambulant vendors per region. Moreover, this also provides funding assistance particularly vending cart and accessory livelihood (Php 12, 000), working capital for procurement or production of marketable goods or services amounting to Php 2,500 and trainings on production skills, entrepreneurship, productivity and business management for P500. NEGOKART will be build by CLHIDO student participants of the skills training of SMAW II COURSE known as SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING using CLHIDO facilities such as the newly acquired MODERN TIG AND STICK WELDING machine. The builder “STUDENT TRAINEES” will receive a certificate of competency NC II of the course. Expected output will be in 60 days period.

The program management will be shouldered by the Bureau of Rural Workers whom will be responsible for the overall management and supervision of the Project, the Heads of the DOLE Provincial/Field Offices shall act as Project Managers and the Bureaus, Services Offices and Attached Agencies of the Department shall provide support to the DOLE-ROs. By December 8, 2009 a great financial aid amounting to not less Php240, 000 shall be munificently released by DOLE Regional relative to the said project’s materialization.

The formal ceremony of the NEGO KART Project. From right to left: Dumaguete City through Mayor Perdices, Atty. Ogang of the DOLE Office, and Mr. Mondarte of CLHIDO

NEGO-KART Project is one of the key answers in alleviating the poverty and the pathetic conditions of those residents who wanted to find another alternative in uplifting their means of living. It carries around fruits, salted peanuts, ballots, tempura, siomai, pancit noodles and fried chicken with rice and soft drinks. In order to avoid flaws on the said project, important issues and concern will be undergone such as the thorough selection of the beneficiaries, the sustainment of the project, how the success of the said project will be measured, the accountabilities of the parties involved, modification of the cart design for DOLE’s approval and the pilot testing respectively. By the said project, a number of mobile vendors will be helped out and will be opened up to another new business opportunity.

Mr. Eduardo Mondarte of the City Livelihood and Home Industries Development Office (CLHIDO) working on his office desk

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KABATAAN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OPPORTUNITIES

On 30 march 2009, the president issued EO 788- “Promoting a Youth National Service”, initiating a new era of volunteerism and community spirit and requiring agencies to develop relevant programs for the youth.

The Department of Labor and Employment is indeed on the rescuing side of the cracking doom relevant to the above-mentioned statement. This government delegacy with the active coordination of the City Livelihood and Home Industries Development Office (CLHIDO) have been acquiring their means allowing the youth as well as the informal sector to meet their both ends with regards to the current trend of computer literacy. This lead to the eminent birth of the special project of DOLE called KABATAAN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OPPORTUNITIES (KITO). It is an earning and learning project thru which IT-literate unemployed youth shall be tapped and mobilized to information technology endeavors. Its objectives are to harness IT literacy among the out-of-school youth and other financial disabled youth via free mentoring sessions and to bring the government online programs and services to the people.

The said project will cover close to 50 student mentors and 100 training participants for every 22 days period using the basic module for computer education. The suggested areas for skills training education will include the following: a) MS words application; b) Networking c) Computer hardware servicing. Participating mentor will compensated at maximum of Php 250.0 per hour with minimum teaching hours of 4 hours daily to at least two (2) computer illiterate persons described herein as ‘YOUTH OF THE INFORMAL SECTOR with ages from 18 years old up to 25 years old as the prime target beneficiaries. LGU COUNTER PART will be in the form of material or monetary support as counter parts funding of not least than twenty (20 %) percent of the funding approved by DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT REGION 7 . Total of Php 1,250,000.00 million has been allocated for these purposes and it will be running for five (5) months of training period as required by and provided by the source of funds. The project will commence on October 26, 2009 and will end up on March 2010.

Recently, DOLE has unleashed its source of funds for the viability of the said project realization making CLHIDO accessible to computer illiterates. They have highlights the prime importance of computers because according to them computer education lays the foundation of the most of the major competitive careers.

Delving deeper, the introduction itself of the said project and its feasible materialization have pave the opportunity for the youth, informal sector, and others whose lives were a struggle to avail such initiatives. This would be a vehicle for them to be not left behind by the mandates of the current flow especially in entering to the world of work. It is indeed undeniable that in honing and optimizing the inherent talents and skills of the youth would enable them to carry through the chances and opportunities that await them in the future.