31/03/2024
CNHS carries out career guidance for Grade 10 and 12 students
To facilitate the learners on the selection of the best path they will pursue in Senior High School (SHS) and in Tertiary School, Cabasan National High School (CNHS) conducted two-day career guidance for Grade 10 and 12 students last March 25-26, 2024 at CNHS SHS building.
The featured discussions on day 1 are Roles of Parents in Child's Career Choice talked by Jericho Bandin and Senior High School Track and Strand/ Filling up SHS Preference Slip tackled by Roy Bermundo.
Moreover, Module 1: "Embarking on a Journey of Self-Awareness," Module 2: "Examining the Destination," and Module 3: "Charting on your Own Course," were conversed by the Grade 10 teachers including Irene Bernal, Michelle Montas, Carla May Bonto, and Ernie Baraquiel.
On the second day, tertiary schools in Bacacay and Tabaco City including Amando Cope College, Tabaco College, Daniel B. Peรฑa Memorial College, Dr. Ruby Lanting- Casaul Education, Inc., and Bicol Training and Technological College, Inc. presented their school's program on senior high school strands and college courses.
In addition different government agencies were present at the venue. The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Program Orientation was discussed by Ms. Riza Mae Huab, a bussiness councilor and head of DTI Negosyo Center (Bacacay), Andres Barcellano, Public Employment Service Office (PESO) Manager (Bacacay), delivered a PESO Program Orientation, and Ma. Elysa Deris, HRMO Local Government Unit Bacacay, talked on Human Resource Management Process Orientation.
Through the help of Mayor Edsel Belleza and Andres Barcellano, selected Grade 12 and the Alternative Learning System (ALS) students will receive five slots for Special Program for Employment of Students (SPES), five slots for Government Internship Program (GIP), and 30 slots for Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (TUPAD).
The former Department of Science and Technology (DOST) scholars and now both SHS teachers, Zeah Joy Banan and Norman Baludoya, explained the DOST Scholarship and Grant and Other Government Scholarships. Furthermore, Paul Roland Pomendia, CNHS SHS Coordinator, presented Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) Programs and Scholarships and other Skilled Scholarships.
Last part of the program was on the Curriculum Exit by CNHS Guidance Councelor Designate, Sherry Bola, and CNHS Alumni Testimonials by Cabasan Sanggunian Kabataan Chairman Meynard Macasalabang.
This career guidance was spearheaded by Antonette Botial, Junior High School Guidance Counselor Designate and Sherry Bola, SHS Guidance Counselor Designate.