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Enrollment for SY 2026–2027 is now ongoing at La Consolacion College Bacolod

ABM Students Take the Lead in Business Heritage Tour and Career Talk

The ABM/Business Strand students of La Consolacion College Bacolod Senior High School, in collaboration with TVL Tourism and TVL – Hospitality Management and Culinary (HMC), successfully conducted a Business Heritage Tour and Career Talk on March 17, 2026.

The morning session featured a Career Talk with industry speakers Ian Deduiña Jamili, and Marivic C. Sayo, MBA, LPT, who shared real-world insights on business, hospitality, and tourism careers. With 63 students in attendance, the session helped learners better understand industry expectations and prepare for their future work immersion.

As highlighted by Dr. Anie O. Diaz, LPT, Senior High School Academic Coordinator:
“Business and tourism are among the most in-demand careers today. This activity helps our students understand the real industry and prepares them for the future they are choosing.”

In the afternoon, students participated in a Business Heritage Tour across key establishments in Bacolod City, guided by ABM and TVL faculty.

The first stop was the Negros Museum, where ABM students explored how cultural assets can be managed as part of a business. They learned about pricing, cost considerations, and how museums can be used as venues for events and business activities. At the same time, TVL students enhanced their skills in tour guiding and understanding local heritage.

The second stop was McDonald’s Forbes Hill, where students were introduced to real workplace expectations and the importance of on-the-job training. The session, facilitated by Ms. Liza Hubierna and Ms. Renelyn, emphasized that while classroom learning provides knowledge, actual work experience builds real skills. Students also experienced a short interactive moment that reminded them of the importance of maintaining a positive attitude even in a busy work environment.

The final stop was The Ruins, where students observed how a heritage site is managed not only as a tourist destination but also as a business establishment. ABM students gained insights into operations management, marketing strategies, and how proper branding and customer experience contribute to business sustainability. This allowed them to connect business concepts with real-life applications in the tourism setting.

This whole-day activity allowed ABM students to connect classroom learning with real-world application, strengthening their understanding of business while working alongside their peers in Tourism and Hospitality.

The ABM/Business Strand continues to provide meaningful industry exposure and practical learning experiences, preparing students to become competitive and future-ready professionals.

👨🏻‍💻 - Earl D.

La Consolacion College Bacolod – Senior High School will hold a career talk titled “Modern Careers, Modern Mindset: What SHS Students Need to Know Now.” This activity is organized for students under the LCCB ABM / Business Strand, LCCB TVL Home Economics Tourism (TM), and Hospitality Management and Culinary (HMC) to help them better understand their career pathway and the opportunities available in their chosen fields.

The session will feature two guest speakers who bring both industry and academic experience.

Mr. Ian Deduiña Jamili is a Marketing Assistant at SM Store Bacolod with nine years of experience in the retail industry. He earned his degree in Business Administration major in Marketing Management and is currently pursuing his Master of Business Administration at La Consolacion College Bacolod, where he also serves as President of the Graduate School Student Council.

Joining him is Ms. Marivic C. Sayo, MBA, LPT, a hospitality and tourism educator and former Campus Head and Dean at ABE International Business College Bacolod. She is currently an Academic Faculty Member at STI West Negros University under the Hospitality and Tourism program and is pursuing her Doctor in Business Administration at La Consolacion College Bacolod.

The event will be held on March 17, 2026, from 8:00 AM to 11:30 AM at the LCCB Little Theater. This activity aims to provide students with valuable insights into the business, tourism, and hospitality industries as they prepare for their future careers.

✍️ - Earl D.

Academic TechPro Business: A New Era for SHS Career Pathways

Academic TechPro Business of La Consolacion College Bacolod introduces its official strand identity for SY 2025–2026. More than a name, it represents a forward-looking vision that strengthens the Senior High School curriculum and builds clearer career pathways for students in the business track.

This transition reflects the strand’s commitment to innovation, professionalism, and leadership. With Academic TechPro Business, students are prepared not only for academic success but also for the demands of competitive industries and global opportunities.

The new era of Business begins here, where future leaders are shaped with confidence, creativity, and purpose.

📝 - Earl D.

ABM Strand Celebrates Family Day with Spirit and Success

On February 28, 2025, La Consolacion College Bacolod Senior High School held its annual Family Day, bringing together students, parents, and faculty in a celebration of unity and shared joy. The ABM Strand proudly joined the festivities, showcasing teamwork and energy throughout the program.

Led by Doc. Anie O. Diaz, LPT, Academic Coordinator and ABM Strand Track Chair, the ABM students and families excelled in the Maria Went to Market game, earning recognition for their collaboration and enthusiasm. They also joined the TikTok Dance Competition, where students performed trending dance compilations alongside their Business teachers, highlighting creativity and camaraderie.

The day was filled with engaging activities such as the Apple Eating Contest, Heart’s Puzzle, and Hanger Sang Paghigugma, capped by raffle prizes ranging from ₱2,000 to ₱10,000. These moments reminded everyone of the vital role families play in building resilience and strengthening community bonds.

As Ms. Almero, Secretary of the SHS Family Council, shared: “Family is where love begins, values are instilled, and dreams are created.” ABM student Janniah Bangcaya added, “Family Day was truly enjoyable and meaningful. It added to our happy memories and made us feel closer as one school community. The activities and program flow were excellent.”

This successful celebration was made possible through the support of the SHS Family Council, SHS faculty, and the parents whose presence and encouragement ensured the event’s success.

The ABM Strand’s participation in Family Day reflects the values of teamwork, creativity, and community, qualities that define future business leaders.

📝 - Earl D.
📸 - Janniah & Antonia

LCCB Senior High Students Set Out on First International Work Immersion

The first International Work Immersion of La Consolacion College Bacolod Senior High School was held from February 10–18, 2026 in Malaysia and Singapore. Students set out on a weeklong program organized in partnership with SMS Phoenix Global, NSS Education Consultancy and guided by Dr. Anie O. Diaz, LPT, SHS Academic Coordinator, together with Sr. Irene M. Bancol, OSA, IBED Principal.

Participants from different strands ABM, STEM, TVL, Arts and Design were given the opportunity to take part in academic sessions, industry visits, and cultural exploration. The itinerary included Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Malacca, and Singapore, where students were introduced to global standards of professionalism, diverse cultural traditions, and workplace practices.

Dr. Anie Diaz described the immersion as a milestone in the academic journey of the students: “Beyond workplace exposure, the experience allowed them to witness global standards, cultural diversity, and professional excellence firsthand. It was inspiring to see our students grow in confidence, adaptability, and responsibility throughout the program. This immersion reaffirmed our commitment to providing transformative learning opportunities that prepare our students for a competitive and interconnected world.”

The voices of the students reflected the impact of the program. Trishia Mae Geronimo shared that her communication skills improved and that she was inspired to aim higher in her career. George Gabriel Mirasol emphasized how the immersion taught him to adapt quickly to new environments and appreciate cultural collaboration. Raheb Durado noted that his ability to communicate effectively was strengthened, while Isobel Beatriz Tupas expressed how the program enhanced her independence and self-confidence. Other students echoed similar sentiments, highlighting growth in responsibility, adaptability, and cultural awareness.

The immersion was made possible through the strong support of parents, whose encouragement ensured that this journey could be undertaken. Their role was recognized as vital in allowing students to experience education beyond the classroom and beyond borders.

This international immersion stands as a testament to LCC Bacolod commitment to preparing its Senior High School students for the challenges of a globalized society. By integrating academic learning with real-world exposure and cultural understanding, the program has provided a transformative experience that will continue to shape the students’ future paths.

📝 - Earl D.
📸 - Trisha