APPLIED CYBER SKILLS GRADUATES

BATCH 2

Sept. 29, 2008 - October 18, 2008

PRESIDENT: Perlita Deregla Victorio

VICE-PRESIDENT: Rowena Gregorio Lorenzo

SECREATARY: Joses Evangelista Macabales

Christopher King Bautista Rabaca

Merlita Perez Santos

Archie Saura Gonzales

Elizabeth Bugarin Mejia

Milagros Geronimo Omagtang

Lida Ariz Pamintuan

Jean Salvador Patrocinio

Kathreen J. Ybañez

Janeth Alcantara Beriones

Joselyn Evangelista Macabales

Cristine Kate Lumbao Mackay

Ronalyn Ela Agtong

Susan Pama Castellanes

Ginalyn Mayo Evangelista

Anne Kristine Parone Perdon

Jo Ann Tadena Rivera

Alfonso Pangan Yco

Joan O. Balajadia

Edna Picardo Bautista

Joanna Marie Sande Macaspac

Annaliza Picardo Bautista

Jimalyn Castañeda Marmeto

April Ann Abalos Olivares

Bechell Sampang Zeta

Rodelia Bernardo Basalla

Michelle Lacson Trinidad

Michael C. Reyes

Alicia Rodavia Hernandez

Joel III Cordova Nakpil

Alfred John Almazan Felarca

Reizel Carilla Borja

Rolando Piñera Mamaril

Jason Roy Sortorio Baluyot

Theresa Piñera Norial

Jonathan Lintag Reyes

Joselito Galvez Esperida

Edwardo B. Samson

SMAW GRADUATES

*September 29,2008 to October 13,2008
Batch 99

ROMEO FERIA
SUSAN CASTELLANES
JAY ALVIN NOBLE
BENJIE VALLESTER
WILLIAM ROSALEJOS
JOSELITO GARCIA
ROLANDO ALMAN
ARNEL BIACOLO
ALDRIN RAMIREZ
DARYL JOHNSON
DANILO CALLADO,JR.
LEE FAMANILAY
RONALD SALVIA
RONALD CANDELARLO
VICTORIA BAGUIO
JOMER EBROLE
PHILIP ADAMOS
RUBY CANOSA
LYMAR CANOSA
JESSIE CRES UGSID
NIÑO FONTILLAS
GREG RENANTE EBUE
NELCON VALEROS
ARIEL CLEOTES
ANTHONY SABIDURIA
REYNALDO DAVID
RICHARD TUGADE
RYAN TUGADE
JEFFREY NAMUCO
JOSE ABADILLA,JR.
ROLANDO CASADOR,JR.
BRANDON BATTAD
GRACE ISIDRO
ROY SAGUN
GELBIR CALLEJA
JOEY TENA

Skilled workers wanted

THE recruitment industry yesterday urged the government to provide additional funds for training workers for the Middle East and other countries like Canada and Australia where more than 300,000 skilled jobs await them.

Jackson Gan, vice president of the Federated Association of Manpower Exporters, said the government can avoid the effects of a looming world recession if it will quickly fill up the job orders.

“The lack of experienced manpower for the vacancies above should be the government’s first priority as the country continues to receive hundreds of thousands of job order for professionals and skilled manpower.

Gan said the government should set aside additional training funds for the Technical Education and Skills Development Training and the Department of Education subsidies for vocational schools.

He added legislators can provide regional training centers from the countrywide development funds for their constituents’ training and knowledge for in demand jobs like welders, electricians, machinists, mechanics and many others. Journal Online