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Virtual Welder Trainor

Training applicants line-up to try the virtual welder trainor during the inauguration of Olongapo Skills Training Center (Gordon College) at Barangay West Bajac-Bajac, Olongapo City.

Welder trainees developing their eye-hand coordination using the virtual welder trainor at Skills Training Center, 3rd floor City Hall Annex .

This training tool was developed by Training Director Edwin J. Piano (in black shirt below) to minimize the cost of welding training while ensuring that trainees have acquired the essential welding techniques.

A flashing light indicator guides trainees to the prescribed Speed of travel, an audible sound warns an error in the specified Lenght of Arc, and the dual-curve design of stainless round bar helps develop proper Angle of Electrode. It has a digital counter and/or a special rotating light to determine the number of errors committed during practice, thus only those who have proven to have mastered the welding techniques are allowed to start in the real welding machines.

Likend to Manny Pacquiao who shadow boxes to prepare for a bout, or a Jet pilot who hones his landing skills not by using real airplane but in a virtual cockpit, the virtual welder trainor develops the welder's skill and confidence without the hazards . . . not to mention the enormous cost-savings since it only uses 12VDC, instead of 300-500Amp 220VAC machines, it is lightweight and battery operated thus can be brought to remotes areas (even without electricity) and it has no consumables such as welding rods or electrodes.

Students from Columban College try their skill in the virtual welder trainor during career caravan at Barangay Barretto, Olongapo City

"GAWANG GAPO EXHIBIT"

Free Livelihood Training

Livelihood Trainings ang patuloy na isinusulong ni City Mayor James “Bong” Gordon Jr. kaya naman nitong ika-13 at 14 ng Mayo 2008 ay nagsagawa ng ‘’Squash Based Products-Free Training’’ ang Livelihood Cooperative Development Office (LCDO) sa mahigit limampung (50) mga kababaihan ng Barangay West Bajac-Bajac.

Mga residenteng may edad na labing-walo (18) pataas na interesadong magnegosyo ang tinuruan ng mga kasanayan na maaaring pagkakakitaan tulad ng Food processing at cooking demo.

“Ang mga kababaihan ang kadalasang magaling sa pagnenegosyo dahil sa pagkamasinop at kasanayan sa pagba-budget. At ang mga panimulang negosyo ay yung mga nangangailangan ng galing ng kababaihan tulad sa pagluluto, food processing at iba pa, kaya’t matuto kayo dahil pakikinabangan ninyo ito at ng inyong pamilya ,” mensahe ni Mayor Gordon.

Ang livelihood trainings na umiikot sa labingpitong (17) barangay sa lungsod ay bahagi ng kabuuang programa ni Mayor Gordon sa pangkabuhayan na pinangungunahan ng Livelihood & Cooperative Development Office (LCDO) bilang in-charge sa patuloy na pagbibigay ng iba’t-ibang trainings na pangnegosyo.

Naglalaan din ng pondo si Mayor Gordon upang matulungan sa pinansyal na aspeto ang mga nagsisimulang negosyante. Dito ay nagbibigay ng financial assistance ang pamahalaan upang higit na maging kabahagi na makamit ang naisin na magkaroon ng pagkakakitaan ang isang pamilya.

Tuwang-tuwa ang mga dumalo sa training at nabigyan sila ng pag-asa para matupad ang negosyo na talaga namang desidido nilang simulan at palaguin. “May pagkakataon na kaming umasenso. Salamat sa tulong ni Mayor Gordon,” sambit ni Mrs. Fatima Santos, isa mga dumalo sa training.
Si Mayor Bong Gordon habang nagbibigay ng mensahe sa mga kababaihang suma-ilalim sa free livelihood training ng ‘’Squash-Based Products’’. Isinagawa ang training nitong ika-13 at 14 ng Mayo 2008 sa Brgy. West Bajac-Bajac. Pao Photo/rem

Canada opens doors to foreign workers

On recruitment missions to hire Filipino welders, butchers, food handlers, and other skilled workers.

THE head of Canada’s Ministry of Advance Education, Employment and Labor and his delegation arrived in Manila yesterday to present to the Philippine government more employment opportunities in Saskatchewan that are available to foreign workers including Filipinos.

Philippine Overseas Employment Administration chief Rosalinda Baldoz said Minister Rob Norris and his delegation are scheduled to meet with Labor Secretary Marianito Roque, officials of other government agencies like the POEA, Overseas Workers’ Welfare Administration, the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority, Commission on Higher Education and officers of the Philippine Association of Private Schools, Colleges and Universities to present their province’s immigration programs aimed at meeting the increasing demand for skilled labor.

The Canadian minister will focus his discussion on the economic strength of Saskatchewan, highlighting its relationship with the Philippines and how its expanding economy offers excellent potential for long-term business and investment partnerships.

His delegation includes Mary Donlevy Konkin, Ministerial Assistant, and Eric Johansen, Director of Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program.

Baldoz said Saskatchewan was the first province of Canada that signed a memorandum of understanding with the Philippine labor department on the hiring of professionals and skilled workers.

She added a group of Canadian employers arrived last May 22 to recruit Filipino workers.

The POEA administrator said the recruitment will be through Philippine licensed agencies selected by the Saskatchewan government and applicants will not be charged placement fees.

She added the Canadian employers, mostly from the cities of Regina and Saskatoon, will interview applicants pre-selected by the licensed recruitment agencies.

Several groups of employers from Saskatchewan have conducted recruitment missions during the past year hiring Filipino welders, butchers, food handlers, and other skilled workers.

The provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, and Manitoba have also signed a similar agreement with the Philippines. By: Lee Ann P. Ducusin - Journal online

2008 R - 75 - EXPRESSING APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MR. ALFREDO M. DIONISIO TRAINOR/TEACHER

2008 R - 75 - A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MR. ALFREDO M. DIONISIO TRAINOR/TEACHER, UNDER THE COMPUTER VAN ARALAN PROGRAM SPEARHEADED BY THE AI-HU FOUNDATION, INC. AND THE CITY OF OLONGAPO

2008 R - 74 - EXPRESSING APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MR. ARIEL D.C. JARAPA TRAINOR/TEACHER

2008 R - 74 - A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MR. ARIEL D.C. JARAPA TRAINOR/TEACHER, UNDER THE COMPUTER VAN ARALAN PROGRAM SPEARHEADED BY THE AI-HU FOUNDATION, INC. AND THE CITY OF OLONGAPO

2008 R - 73 - EXPRESSING APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MR. SAUDILITO C. CRUZ TRAINOR/TEACHER

2008 R - 73 - A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MR. SAUDILITO C. CRUZ TRAINOR/TEACHER, UNDER THE COMPUTER VAN ARALAN PROGRAM SPEARHEADED BY THE AI-HU FOUNDATION, INC. AND THE CITY OF OLONGAPO

2008 R - 72 - EXPRESSING APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MR. ALVIN L. UMPAD TRAINOR/TEACHER

2008 R - 72 - A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MR. ALVIN L. UMPAD TRAINOR/TEACHER, UNDER THE COMPUTER VAN ARALAN PROGRAM SPEARHEADED BY THE AI-HU FOUNDATION, INC. AND THE CITY OF OLONGAPO

2008 R - 71 - EXPRESSING PROFOUND APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MS. ERLINDA S. CASELA, DEAN, COLLEGE OF COMPUTER

2008 R - 71 - A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING PROFOUND APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MS. ERLINDA S. CASELA, DEAN, COLLEGE OF COMPUTER STUDIES-GORDON COLLEGE TO THE 2008 SUMMER COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR THE CITY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

2008 R - 70 - EXPRESSING PROFOUND APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MR. RANDY D.J. SALONGA

2008 R - 70 - A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING PROFOUND APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MR. RANDY D.J. SALONGA AS TRAINOR IN THE 2008 SUMMER COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR THE CITY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

2008 R - 69 - EXPRESSING PROFOUND APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MR. FROILAN D. MOBO

2008 R - 69 - A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING PROFOUND APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MR. FROILAN D. MOBO AS TRAINOR IN THE 2008 SUMMER COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR THE CITY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

2008 R - 68 - EXPRESSING PROFOUND APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MS. MAYER T. ZABLAN AS TRAINOR

2008 R - 68 - A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING PROFOUND APPRECIATION AND COMMENDATION TO THE INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MS. MAYER T. ZABLAN AS TRAINOR IN THE 2008 SUMMER COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR THE CITY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

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2008 R - 66 - EXPRESSING APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE TO THE AI-HU FOUNDATION, INC. FOR THEIR INVALUABLE SUPPORT TO THE THRUST Of OLONGAPO CITY

2008 R - 66 - A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE TO THE AI-HU FOUNDATION, INC. FOR THEIR INVALUABLE SUPPORT TO THE THRUST OF OLONGAPO CITY THRU THE COMPUTER VAN ARALAN PROGRAM

Welder 4 Australia

Overseas Employment (OE) » On Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea » indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
http://bbayani.proboards56.com/index.cgi?board=australia&action=display&thread=2176


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indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by ogiecojuanco on Aug 26, 2007, 7:00am

sabi po kc s mga balita need sa australia ang mga skilled worker tulad ng welder. kung totoo, saan po ba PWEDE mg apply?
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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by shotme100 on Aug 26, 2007, 9:29am


Quote:sabi po kc s mga balita need sa australia ang mga skilled worker tulad ng welder. kung totoo, saan po ba PWEDE mg apply?





ogiecojuanco....

http://bbayani.proboards56.com/index.cgi....87269590&page=1


basahin mo ang thrend na yan sana masagot ang querry mo.....
pero noong pinost ko yan WALA PANG JOB ORDER sa mga nabangit na position hindi naman natin macheck ngayon kong may "JO" na kasi may error sa link try mo na lang check ulit ito ang link.....

http://www.poea.gov.ph/cgi-bin/JobVacancies/jobsMenu.asp


INGAT PO....
GOOD LUCK......
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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by pinas2007 on Aug 26, 2007, 5:31pm


Quote:sabi po kc s mga balita need sa australia ang mga skilled worker tulad ng welder. kung totoo, saan po ba PWEDE mg apply?



to ogiecojuanco:try mo rin www.jobbank.gc.ca. bound to canada na jobs po. click mo din link na ito sample ng jobs posted as welder sa jobbank
http://www.jobbank.gc.ca/JobResult_en.as....Sources=JobBank,Government&Student=No


Sa ibang thread,may mga forumers na nakakuha sila ng job through jobbank as direct hire.bsta pasa ka lang ng cover letter and resume sa job na qualified ka.Goodluck po.


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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by bloke on Sept 3, 2007, 10:05am

Tingnan mo nga yun Joblane agency dyan kung ok, kasi mga pinoy dito eh galing daw dyan sa agency na yan. Bagsak nila dto ay sa link engineering na contracting company sa isang malaking kumpanya... madami nga dto welder at fitters... sus sawa sa overtime nagrereklamo ba naman na wala na pahinga kasi kahit sabado at linngo ay may work... eh kung ako yun eh ok lang, kung nasweldo ba ng 2000 dollars per week kaltas na tax eh... noypi nga naman lagi may reklamo
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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by bloke on Sept 6, 2007, 2:09pm

FYI lang

http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-s....s-in-demand.htm

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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by taijapkor on Sept 18, 2007, 10:12am

ogiecojuanco,mayron kabang COC from tesda kc pg kkaalam ko reqrd nila COC if you have better if u dont better u take.just an advice.hope 4 the best

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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by trizhfitz25 on Oct 18, 2007, 9:12am

[img][/img]ogiecojuanco, Bro try mo mag apply sa Yangwha human resources 1268 Gen luna st. paco manila sa pagkakaalam ko walang placement fee kung ang punta mo ay aussie.
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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by kabugan on Nov 4, 2007, 1:35am

@trizhfitz25

Yon ba yon ang nag paalis sa iyo? nasa aussie ka na ba nag work.
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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by trizhfitz25 on Nov 15, 2007, 6:00pm

kabugan, oo bro yun ang nag paalis sa akin, wla nga ako nagastos kundi mga requirements lng, d2 na ako sa aussie now, try mo din malay mo....
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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by kabugan on Nov 17, 2007, 5:19am

Sa lahat ng Pilipino EXPAT

I'll be there soon in aussie very soon before before 2008 and working as MIS support. Look after 3 gaming website (q online casino's and sportsbook) as a help desk support.

BLOKE, i think i made it, i already have confirmation from the immigration that all my travel documents going to australia is DONE! and said Congratulation.! hindi nag tataka ako bakit ang sobran blilis yata at hindi pa tapos ang aking bakasyon sa kagagaling ko lang sa diyan sa OZ tapos nandito 2 dalawang araw palang akong dumating dito sa pinas galing ng saudi medyo babalik ako this time diyan na OZ mate.!

once again thanks /BLOKE

kabugan
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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by subicsbma on Nov 17, 2007, 11:38am

Kabugan, Ask ko lang chance ko to find a job in OZ. Currently im working as a computer tech. I have 14 yrs. of exp. as computer & electronic tech. for the last 14 yrs. 8 companies na pinagdaanan ko, galing din ako sa Jeddah K.S.A. I worked also as a computer tech. on a semi stablishment co. naka 1yr. & 2 monts ako dun pagbakasyon ko d2 sa Pinas ay na hire ulit ako sa dati ko co. di nako nka balik K.S.A. dahil di naman nagka kalayo sahod ko dun at d2 sa dati ko co.
Ngayon balak ko din apply dyan sa OZ. My chance kaya ako dyan sa nabanggit mo companies as help desk support. Trade school graduate lang ako eh sa Meralco Foundation Ins.

Thanks,

subicbay
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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by kabugan on Nov 17, 2007, 12:32pm


Quote:Kabugan, Ask ko lang chance ko to find a job in OZ. Currently im working as a computer tech. I have 14 yrs. of exp. as computer & electronic tech. for the last 14 yrs. 8 companies na pinagdaanan ko, galing din ako sa Jeddah K.S.A. I worked also as a computer tech. on a semi stablishment co. naka 1yr. & 2 monts ako dun pagbakasyon ko d2 sa Pinas ay na hire ulit ako sa dati ko co. di nako nka balik K.S.A. dahil di naman nagka kalayo sahod ko dun at d2 sa dati ko co.
Ngayon balak ko din apply dyan sa OZ. My chance kaya ako dyan sa nabanggit mo companies as help desk support. Trade school graduate lang ako eh sa Meralco Foundation Ins.

Thanks,

subicbay



Subicbay,

nagkataon lang siguro na medyo sa araw-araw kong surf sa net bigay lang ng bigay ng resume kong kahit kanino at yon medyo nadali ko ang legal na companya na naghire.

subukan ito dahil dito ako palagi nag estambye kong may bago e post na position.

http://www.seek.com.au/

search mo lang kabayan.

kabugan
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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by bloke on Nov 18, 2007, 4:31pm

"seek and you shall find"



actually yan ang advertisement ng "seek" dto.

try nyo rin ang careerone.com.au

goodluck
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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by osrecruiting on Mar 21, 2008, 1:20pm

Yes welders and other skilled workers are very much in demand in Australia.

Here's the complete list of in demand jobs in Australia (MODL)

and if you are interested to apply as a welder or skilled worker,
you may visit http://www.osrecruiting.com.au/jobs-in-australia.html

Thanks
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Re: indemand po ba ang welder sa uastralia?
Post by kabugan on Mar 22, 2008, 12:33am

osrecuiting, URL you supplied is that direct hiring or under with the agency?

thanks mate!


Offshore Recruiting is currently recruiting for the following positions in Australia:-
Painters – Commercial
Welders – FCAW and GMAW
Boilermakers – Structural fitters and fabricators are welcome to apply
Diesel Fitters – Experience on Caterpillar
Plant operators – Dozer, excavator and grader drivers
Carpenters – Construction carpenters
Bricklayers – Residential housing
Plumbers – Residential plumbers
You must be able to provide Certificate of Employment to prove you have been working continuously in your trade for at least the last 5 years.
You must be able to pass or have passed an IELTS test with a pass mark of more than 4.5
You must have a current passport valid for at least 6 months
To apply please email your Resume / CV to : australianwork@osrecruiting.com.au

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MOBILE SKILLS TRAINING VAN: "On the Go sa Barangay"

MOBILE SKILLS TRAINING VAN: "On the Go sa Barangay"

Sa naisin ni City Mayor James ‘’Bong’’ Gordon, Jr. na higit na ma-abot ang mga residente ng Olongapo upang mabigyan ng sapat na kaalaman sa larangan ng technical education at skills development ay magsisimula nang mag-ikot sa labing-pitong (17) barangay ng lungsod ang ‘’Mobile Skills Training Van’’.

Sa nasabing van makikita ang tinaguriang ‘smallest welding machine’ sa bansa kasama ang portable Oxy-Acetylene cutting device nito. Lulan rin ng van ang generator at ilan pang welding machines at equipment na gagamitin ng mga trainees.

May mga nakatalaga ring computer units na gagamitin ng mga kabataang nais matuto ng ‘basic computer skills’ na sasa-ilalim naman sa free computer training

Magsisimulang mag-iikot ang ‘’Mobile Skills Training Van’’ sa buwan ng Mayo kung saan partikular na tutunguhin nito ang mga pinaka-mataas, pinaka-malayo at ma-taong lugar sa lungsod.

‘’Target ng ‘’Mobile Skills Training Van’’ ang mga Olongapeñong dahil sa kahirapan ay hindi makatungo sa mga paaralan upang makapag-aral. Kaya sa tulong ng Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) ay ilalapit na namin sa inyo ang mga libreng trainings ng pamahalaang lokal,’’ wika ni Mayor Bong Gordon.

Sa pamamagitan ng Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) nina Mayor Gordon at Provincial Director Elizabeth DM. Manio ng TESDA na nilagdaan nitong ika-21 ng Abril 2008 sa Rizal Triangle Multi-Purpose Center, magkatuwang ang pamahalaang lokal at TESDA sa pagtataguyod ng ‘’Mobile Skills Training Van’’.

Ang mga trainees na makaka-kompleto sa modules ng mobile training ay makakatanggap ng ‘Certificate of Completion’ buhat sa City Government at TESDA.

Para sa karagdang impormasyon, maaaring makipag-ugnayan sa tanggapan ni City Councilor Edwin Piano, 2nd Floor ng City Hall o makipag-ugnayan sa 224-8390 local 4229/4329.

Si Mayor Bong Gordon at TESDA Provincial Director Elizabeth DM. Manio sa Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing kaugnay sa ‘’’Mobile Skills Training Van’’. Nasa larawan ang training van na mag-iikot at magsasagawa ng training sa mga barangay sa lungsod.

CITY GOVERNMENT BASIC COMPUTER LITERACY SUMMER 2008

GORDON COLLEGE
College of Computer Studies
Old Hospital Road, East Tapinac, olongapo City

Module: Basic Networking
Schedule of Classes: May 5-9, 2008: 6:00pm - 8:00 pm
FROILAN D. MOBO - Instructor III

Agagas, William Jr.
Balagtas, Rosemarie
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Ejercito, Melissa
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Fastedio, Leby
Fernandez, Victoria
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Mora, Ronelio
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Peña, Hazelyn
Pla, Marilyn
Puno, Policarpio
Tria, L - Jee
Victoria, Ma. Victoria
Mabita, Eduardo Jr.
Estrella, Richard
Ascaño, Dave
Paras, Irvin

Module: Web Development using PHP / ASP
Schedule of Classes: April 28 - May 2, 2008: 6:00pm - 8:00 pm
RANDY DJ. SALONGA - INSTRUCTOR

Ballon, Jerico
Biron, Neil Mark
Endraca Emely
Levita Ryan
Maullon Michael Andrew
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Paras Irvin
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Piano, Princess Mae
Reyes Arlyn
Tria, Ljee

Module: Image Processing using Photoshop
Schedule of Classes: April 21 - 25, 2008: 6:00pm - 8:00 pm
MAYER T. ZABLAN- CCS INSTRUCTOR

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Ballon, Jerico
David, Abigail
Endraca, Emely
Guevarra, Aldrin
Itchon, Dionisio Ernesto
Lapid, Oliver Judes
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Magbata, Jeannie
Marquez, Cristina
Estrella, Richard F.
Movilla, Lolita
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Rico, Evelynda
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Silva, Benjamina
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Manglicmot, Jo-Ann
Martinez, Romario
Monje, Mildred
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Module: Office Productivity Tools using MS/Open Office Application
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Balajadia, Helen
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Facelo, Zaida
Gonzales, Jose
Gonzalvo, Gloria
Ladchico, Estelito
Legaspi, Ma. Gina
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CHAQUES LADRILLONO
RYAN CRUZADO

MOBILE WELDING / COMPUTER TRAINING VAN

"MOBILE SKIILS TRAINING"

TESDA PD ELIZABETH DM. MANIO AND MAYOR JAMES GORDON, JR. SHOWS OFF THE SMALLEST WELDING MACHINE AND OTHER EQUIPMENTS OF MOBILE SKILLS TRAINING VAN