SMAW GRADUATES

*February 11 - February 29,2008
Batch 70

PATRICIO TABUGOC
NORLITO BONGCAC
KENNETH JAMES FERNANDEZ
JEMUEL BRION
MARCO MANUEL
ROWEL BATAC
RICHARD TORRES
MARIVEL MONTICALBO
JUVY ESCAÑO
MELANIE SARMIENTO
REYNALDO RIVERA
DIOWEL ABALLA
DIONELL ABALLA
NOLI CARAGA
HENRY IKE VELONZA
JONATHAN BALARIO
CHRISTOPHER SANTOS
ERNESTO GINGCO
JUNALD OBORZA
WILFREDO BASA
DENNIS FLORES
JHUN-JHUN GAMBAL
FELECITO BONIFACIO
FRANKY CORPUZ
CHRISTIAN JAY PICACHE
MARK ERIEL SOBREBEGA
ROCKY REFUGIO
JUNREY FELIZARTA
CHIEF MARK GAYACAO
MICHAEL APIN
ROMEO HIDALGO
JUNEUFREY BAUTISTA
CHRISTOPHER BAUTISTA
RONALD DICIEMBRE
JURRY VIAJEDOR
JOJI JOSE
ROMULO BATAC
DAN FLORES
RONALD DELA CRUZ
NOLI FLORES
ENER MUNAR
OLIVER JOHN VILLACORTA
JOAQUIN GALO
RONNEL SEVILLA
JOSEPH DACANAY
SHERWIN CASTILLO
JONALD DIOYAN
RICHARD ECLARINAL
PABLITO BADAR
ALEX PAMILYAMG
RODEL LADON
MELVIN DELA CRUZ
JAY MARK TEÑA
JOEL TRINIDAD
JULIUS ORAA
MELQUIADES BAUTISTA
OLIVER MILLADO
SERAFIN ROSELO,JR.
MICHAEL CATOLICO
DARWIN MALIT
CHRISTIAN ESPINOSA
RONALD MORALLA
MENANDRO BALAONG
ELGEM ANTONIO
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SMAW GRADUATES

*February 4 - February 22,2008
Batch 69

ROLANDO CEPE,JR.
OSCAR NILO
JENNIFER NILO
ISIDRO LUSTRADO
JONEL CABUSAO
NICK COLLADO
JOMEL CASTILLO
BENJIE SOLIMAN
GERALD DELFIN HERNANDEZ
ARMAN MONTECALVO
ALVIN DE GUZMAN
NELSON GUZMAN
FRANCIS XANDER SANTOS
PERCIVAL GUZMAN
CESAR DE GUZMAN,JR.
ELY CINCO
BENEDICK DE GUZMAN
GLADY BARLOMENTO
JOSEPH MORENO
MICHELLE BRONIL
ARNEL EUSTAQUIO
GENARO ROMERO,JR.
EDUARDO LAZARO,JR.
SONNY JUNE ESCONDE
JAN MARK FERNANDEZ
ROLANDO BERNARDO
ERWIN GARLITOS
RODOLFO EBBAY
SOLOMON ABENOJA
CARLITO CUEVAS
ALVIN LIWANAG
JONATHAN ANTONIO
RODERICK FELIPE
ARMANDO SALINAS
JOHN BILLY BUENAAGUA
NORLLY MANZANO
JEMEDEL SUBION
ARIEL EXALA
ROMIL YAP
HAROLD KIM FERNANDEZ
ERLOUIE VILLEN
ROWELL PAGUIO
JAY DOMENDEN
ANTONIO NILO
NESTOR VILLAMOR
MICHAEL CODERA
FEDERICO MACABENTA
DENNIS MANUEL
LANI SARMIENTO
JENNIFER MINES
ROBERTO BRILLANTES

Livelihood Business Opportunity Seminar

Nagsagawa ng Livelihood Business Opportunity Seminar ang Livelihood and Cooperative Development Office (LCDO) nitong ika-13 ng Pebrero 2008 sa Conference Room ng Olongapo City Hall.

Sa inisyatibo ni City Mayor James “Bong” Gordon, Jr., ang naganap na business opportunity seminar ay nagbigay-daan para sa mga Olongapeño na magkaroon ng kaalaman hinggil sa ipinakikilalang bagong negosyong pangkabuhayan.

Sa pakikipag-ugnayan sa dL Natural Healthcare and Beauty Products, pinangunahan ni LCDO Officer Aileen Cuevas–Sanchez ang naturang seminar na dinaluhan ng mga Barangay Livelihood Officers mula sa iba’t ibang barangay ng lungsod.

Ipinakilala sa seminar ang networking business opportunity na hatid ng dL Natural Healthcare and Beauty Products kung saan ay tampok na produkto ang mga essential oils na malimit ginagamit na pang-aromatheraphy. Sa pamamagitan ng pagiging ‘dL distributor’ ay maaari nang makapagsimula ng maliit na negosyo ang mga interesadong entrepreneurs.


Maaaring makipag-uganayan sa LCDO para sa mga nagnanais maging dL distributors o kaya ay sa mismong tanggapan ng dL Natural Healthcare and Beauty Products. Tumawag lamang sa telepono bilang 047-232-4139/0921-615-2134/0915-646-4556 o mag-email sa dlnatural@yahoo.com.

Matatandaang ang pagbibigay ng livelihood opportunities para sa mga Olongapeño ay isa sa mga pangunahing isinusulong ng administrasyon ni Mayor Bong Gordon. Sa pamamagitan ng LCDO, patuloy ang mga livelihood programs ng lungsod tulad ng pagbibigay ng katulad na mga business opportunity seminars, libreng livelihood trainings at Marketing Assistance sa pamamagitan ng ‘Gawang Gapo’ na nagbibigay oportunidad sa mga Olongapeño entrepreneurs na makapagpakilala ng kani-kanilang mga produkto.

Mayor James Gordon, Jr. demonstrates the proper use of a welding safety gear before a number of welding trainees at the Olongapo City Skills Training Center. Thousands of welders have graduated from the Skills Training Program of Mayor Bong Gordon and are now gainfully employed, mainly by the Hanjin Shipyard at Subic Bay.

Welding Training Program

Welding Training Program

Gordon College and Mayor Gordon's Welding Academy continue providing welding trainings for Olongapeños.

The 2007 Accomplishment Report of Skills Training Center Director and City Councilor Edwin Piano forwarded to the Mayor's Office says several trainees have already completed various stages of training, as follows: 4,051 trainees on the Shipbuilding Orientation; 2,154 trainees on the Career Workshop Seminar; 312 trainees on the Flux Cord Arch Welding Seminar, 115 trainees on the Basic Computer Literacy; and 107 trainees on the Shielded Metal Arc Welding Level II.

The report also states that a number of trainees are now employed: 2,154 at Hanjin Shipbuilding; 103 at the Hanjin Construction; 240 at the different companies in the Subic Bay Freeport Zone (SBFZ) and 200 are now outside the Philippines.

Recently, 200 trainees passed the screening and initial interview for job opportunities in Australia.

Meanwhile, Gordon College (GC) President Dr. Arlida Pame, in the Literacy Program of the City Public Library at the Bureau of Jail and Management and Penology (BJMP) encouraged inmates to avail of the GC's free welding training.

Mayor Gordon enticed the inmates to inform their family members and relatives regarding the said training, "Ipaalam ninyo sa inyong mga asawa, anak at kapatid na tumungo sa City Hall at magpatala sa welding training upang sa gayo'y makatulong sa pamilya kapag natanggap na sa trabaho," wika ni Mayor Gordon.

The Skills Training Program of the City Government is accredited by the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA). It provides a free yet high quality educational training and even behavioral, physical mental and emotional capabilities to the trainees.

SMAW GRADUATES

*January 28 - February 15,2008
Batch 68

NIÑO FRANCIS JAO
JOELITO VERTIRA
ROBERTO DACUYAN
ELPIDIO DACUYAN
JOVANNIE PETELLANA
JOEY FERNANDEZ
OMAR BUBONG

Meet Analyn, 19: She’s a metal welder

By Tessa Salazar
Philippine Daily Inquirer


MANILA, Philippines -- After graduating from high school, Analyn Jumadiao knew there was no way she could afford to go to college. The second of four children of a farmer in Lope de Vega, Northern Samar, Analyn was determined to further her education so she could help improve the economic situation of her family.

Enter Plan International, a humanitarian child-centered organization that operates in 66 countries worldwide, with an offer to send her to a vocational course in welding.

By May 2007, Analyn had completed a six-month course in gas metal and shielded metal arc welding at the state-run Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (Tesda) in Catarman, Northern Samar. She also finished three months of on-the-job-training in Cebu where she now hopes to work as a welder.

Analyn, 19, was invited by Plan International to talk about her experience during the launch last Thursday of an automotive mechanic training center and scholarship project in Tacloban, Leyte, to be undertaken jointly by Isuzu Motors, Plan Intl. and Tesda.

As a former scholar, it is thought that Analyn can convince other young people to go into vocational training.

“They say that welding is a man’s job. But when times are hard, there is no such thing as a job only for men or women. What men can do, women can do too,” Analyn said in Filipino.

“This is a good opportunity for the youth, particularly women like me, to show our skills in this field and to help uplift the quality of our lives,” she said.

Analyn said she intends to convince her male and female friends in Lope de Vega, a fifth-class municipality of 13,000, about six hours from Tacloban City, to apply for a scholarship to the center.

She said teenagers in her town as young as 13 opt to marry instead of pursuing their studies.

The town’s mayor Erlinda Palloc-Cinco, who was at the launch, explained that young people in her town marry at a young age because there are no opportunities to study and work.

Isuzu Phils. president Keiji Takeda said that “while it is true that business in the Philippines has been good for Isuzu, we also can’t overlook the fact that almost 40 percent of the Philippine population live in poverty and about half of the unemployed belong to the 16 to 24 age bracket.”

Isuzu is pouring in $3 million to establish the training center. Every year for the next five years, 80 scholarships will be given for a two-year auto-mechanic course, completion of which will earn the scholars a National Certification IV.

The scholars, both boys and girls, will be chosen from the communities across the country assisted by Plan International.

Lydia M. Domingo, Plan’s gender advisor, said the group operates in the most depressed areas like Samar, Southern Leyte, Camotes Island in Cebu, Masbate and Mindoro Occidental.

Michael Diamond, the Plan Philippines country director, said the scholars will be chosen from the poorest and most marginalized communities, and will be asked to commit themselves to finishing the training course and taking jobs in the automobile industry.

Isuzu will cover living and educational fees, the construction of a dormitory, guidance for curriculum development and training facilities and equipment.

The company’s general manager for human resources and general affairs, Tomoki Umeda, said more support will be extended even beyond 2012.

Tesda-Region 8 will be the main resource organization for the technical training and will be supplying the instructors and lectures.

The project follows Tesda’s National Certification system as the legally mandated and recognized accreditation and certification in the Philippines. This certification system indicates a set of requirements that students should accomplish to be considered certified mechanics.

New equipment and tools will be installed to facilitate training from National Certification I to IV.

Dormitories for female and male students will be constructed to accommodate those coming from the provinces.

Aside from financial assistance, Isuzu will provide expertise developed through its automobile manufacturing business, including assessing technical competence of the proposed curriculum, improving the course design and periodic assessment, and evaluation of the competence and appropriateness of delivery of the course programs.

Also nontechnical training

Tesda will also provide the nontechnical aspects of training like values formation, basic literacy and personality development.

Plan International and Tesda will conduct a customer satisfaction survey one year after the hiring of the project trainees. The results of this evaluation will be used in formulating annual operational plans and new policies for the improvement of the training center.

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SMAW GRADUATES

*January 14 - February 1,2008
Batch 67

FEDERICO JAVIER
ROWEL GARCIA
MARK ABEL MAÑAGO
JOSEPH DELA CRUZ
LOVELYN OXINO
JOAN MILLANES
ROCHELLE NAJERA
LURIPE ODUCA
MARK LOISE CABATUAN
ROBERTO TRANCE
MARCELINO MENDOZA
CARLOS ROMULO
ZAL TUPAS
JORDAN ROQUE
NONEEH RAQUIÑO
ROLANDO LERIO
CHRISTIAN DELOS SANTOS
STALLONE MANUEL
CESAR MACAWILE
ROMMEL ABUDE
VALERIANO NABRE,JR.
MELVIN ANDRION
MARLON ABUAN
EUGENE DIMACULANGAN
RYAN DIMACULANGAN
JEFFERSON CAROC
GILBERT CAROC
JONATHAN SABANAL
NORBERTO ALVIZ
ALEMAR CARUS
ROMEL BERNARDO
RYAN BERNARDO
CALIXTO NAVALTA
RUSELL DILOY
CARL ANSIGBAT
JOSELITO DILOY
MICHAEL DELA CRUZ
JAYCEL BANJAWAN
JOHN CALUZA
CHRIST MAS