CSUCC Department of Teacher Education

30/07/2025

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𝟓 𝐃𝐀𝐘𝐒 𝐓𝐎 𝐆𝐎!

The heat is on — ovens preheating, hands mixing, machines whirring, wires connecting, patterns unfolding, and ideas coming to life!

Just FIVE DAYS left until the Department of Industrial Technology reopens this AUGUST 4, 2025.
It’s time to create, build, innovate, and LEVEL UP your craft.

Let the countdown continue!

02/07/2025

CALLING ALL CSUCC CITTE LET PASSERS
(September 2024 and March 2025 Takers)

We are inviting all successful LET passers from the College of Industrial Technology and Teacher Education (CITTE) of Caraga State University – Cabadbaran Campus, who took the exam in September 2024 and March 2025, to be part of the upcoming Testimonial Dinner.

To confirm your attendance and be included in the official list of participants, kindly reach out through any of the following:

📱 Contact Number: 0909 791 4235
💬 Facebook Messenger: Message Mr. John Oyan Estillore

👉 Please refer to the list linked below to check if you are already included.
Note: We are currently looking for two (2) more September takers and eight (8) more March takers who have not yet been identified.

We look forward to celebrating your achievement with you!

LINK:
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CONFIRM YOUR ATTENDANCE NOW!
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02/05/2025

𝕮𝖔𝖓𝖌𝖗𝖆𝖙𝖚𝖑𝖆𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓𝖘 𝖙𝖔 𝖔𝖚𝖗 𝖆𝖒𝖆𝖟𝖎𝖓𝖌 𝕻𝖗𝖊-𝖘𝖊𝖗𝖛𝖎𝖈𝖊 𝖙𝖊𝖆𝖈𝖍𝖊𝖗𝖘! 👩‍🏫👨‍🏫
You have successfully completed your demonstration teaching—a testament to your dedication, passion, and growth as future educators. Your hard work and perseverance have truly paid off! 🌟👏

30/04/2025

Why BTVTEd?

“What started as simple curiosity has become a genuine passion—Electronics has become my joy. From soldering components to exploring the deeper 'whys' behind it all, I’ve come to appreciate how electronics allow us to create, innovate, and improve lives. Whether it's crafting something better than what's commercially available or simply building something cool, electronics offer endless possibilities.
My hobbies in this field continue to fuel my curiosity and fill the gaps between schoolwork and real-world application. At first, I thought Electronics was just about fixing radios or TVs—but now, I see it as a gateway to understanding how technology truly works and how it shapes our world.
As they say, 'Ang elektrisidad mao ang kinabuhi sa modernong pagkinabuhi, ug ang mga elektrisyan mao ang mga tigbantay sa agos niini.'
Indeed, through electronics, I’m learning not just to repair—but to innovate, build, and empower."

Hargey E. Llagas
First-Year Student, Bachelor of Technical-Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTEd) major in Electronics Technology

30/04/2025

Why BTVTEd?

“My passion for construction and design started with a simple curiosity about how things are built and grew into a desire to create and bring projects to life. I also have a strong desire to teach and inspire young students, sharing my knowledge to help them pursue their own dreams. That's why I chose the BTVTED program as it will help me sharpen my skills and open doors for new opportunities. With determination and hard work, I aim to be both a successful professional in the construction industry and a teacher who can guide and motivate the next generation."

Christian Lloyd E. Bebis
Second-Year Student, Bachelor of Technical-Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTEd) major in Civil and Construction Technology

30/04/2025

Why BTVTEd?
“Teaching wasn’t my first career choice. I initially pursued a vocational course in Automotive Technology due to practical circumstances. However, over time, I discovered that my true calling is in teaching. That realization led me to choose the Bachelor of Technical-Vocational Teacher Education major in Automotive Technology (BTVTEd-AT), as it perfectly aligns with both my technical background and my growing passion for educating others.”

Nemuel H. Awid
Third-Year Student, Bachelor of Technical-Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTEd) major in Automotive Technology
Consistent VPAA Lister
Outstanding Student in Automotive Technology (A.Y 2022-2024)

14/04/2025

Why BTLed Home Economics?

"BTLEd - Home Economics program does not limit your knowledge and skills, because this will enhance your capabilities to do more. Ingun sila ang HE luto - luto lang ang imong maranasan but it never stop there. Why? Because deri sa Home Economics daghan major ang pwede nimong ma-experience - sewing, arts, cooking, and teaching. If you want to show your hidden talent and skills, makighiusa kita nga ipakita and atong tinatagong talento. Kay kaming mga HE students mupadayon og pagbugsay aron malampasan ang pagsubok nga lumalabay lamang. ‘Di man masyadong matalino, peru madiskarte ko.
Hali na sa BTLED major in Home Economics! Diri walay pildi kay daghan ka’g mahibaw-an.
Be part of a skilled and passionate Home Economics family, where learning comes to life through purpose and creativity."
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Geselle Mei R. Olasiman
Second Year Student, Bachelor of Technology and Livelihood Education (BTLEd) major in Home Economics
Budget Officer, Home Economics Ready-Action Organization (HERO)

14/04/2025

Why BTLed Industrial Arts?

“I chose BTLEd major in Industrial Arts because I’m passionate about learning hands-on skills and sharing that knowledge through teaching. What makes this program exciting is its focus on practical and technical skills such as woodworking, metalwork, plumbing, electrical installation, and more—making the learning process both fun and challenging.
BTLEd is like the ‘Jack of all trades.’ It equips me with a wide range of competencies, preparing me not only to teach effectively but also to apply these valuable skills in real-life situations.”
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Billy Joe Engalan
Third Year Student, Bachelor of Technology and Livelihood Education (BTLEd) major in Industrial Arts
Deans Lister
Department Head, CSUCC-LCO (2024-2025)
2nd Placer, CITTE Spark Tank Demonstration Teaching Contest 2024
2nd Runner-up, CBRC National Teacher Education Quiz Bee 2025

10/04/2025

‎Why BTVTEd ?

"Electrical technology is essential for enhancing productivity and driving innovation within various industries. This realization led me to choose the Bachelor of Technical Vocational Teacher Education, major in Electrical Technology, to empower future generations. This program equips me with essential skills and knowledge, allowing me to inspire students and bridge the gap between theory and practice in a rapidly evolving field. Together, we can illuminate the path to success in a world powered by electricity!"
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‎JERAMEL N. RODAJE
Fourth-year Year Student with a Bachelor of Technical-Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTEd) major in Electrical Technology.
• Full CBRC Review Scholarship as Top 5 NANTE (National Aptitude and Normative Test for Educators)
• CBRC-National Teacher Education Quiz Bee 2025-Institutional Level champion

09/04/2025

Why BTVTEd?

“As a creative soul with a passion for fashion,
I’m always drawn to opportunities where I can express my individuality and style. I chose the BTVTED program because I want to show others that embracing your individuality is not only acceptable—but empowering.
I hope to encourage people to be bold with their ideas, unleash their artistic flair, and let their creativity become a source of inspiration to others. I believe that staying true to yourself can lead you toward your dreams.
And through this journey, I also aspire to become an educator—someone who nurtures creativity and empowers others to believe in their own potential.
Sa ingon pa nila, ‘Ang kinabuhi murag panapton,
usa ka simpleng panapton nga mahimong nindot,
kung gisanayan ug hilo sa paglaum, gugma, ug paningkamot."

Van Clyde A. Amihan
First Year Student, Bachelor of Technical-Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTEd) major in Garments Fashion and Design
Vice Mayor, BTVTEd FSM & GFD First Year
Outstanding Visual Artist, BCSAT Graduate, Class 2024

08/04/2025

Why BTVTEd?

“Other people say, ‘Ngano mag welding man ka? Para ra man na sa mga lalaki... Hoy! sayang ra kaayo imo beauty sa welding... Kaya diay nimo?’ However, I chose Welding and Fabrication Technology because it is my passion. I’ve been in the TVL strand since high school, and ever since then, I’ve discovered how much I truly love welding. It has always felt creative, empowering, and fulfilling to me. Every time I weld,
I feel a strong sense of pride and purpose—knowing I’m building something tangible and valuable with my hands. It’s more than just a skill; for me, it’s a form of art and self-expression. I also chose this program because it offers two great opportunities—you can work in the industry or teach and share your knowledge in welding. Through this journey,
I want to prove that welding isn’t only for men. Being a woman doesn’t limit what I can do—it inspires me even more to break barriers and prove that anyone can succeed in any field as long as they are passionate and determined.”

Cristal Jane A. Julio
Third Year Student, Bachelor of Technical-Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTEd) major in Welding and Fabrication Technology
Consistent Dean’s Lister
Outstanding Student in Welding and Fabrication Technology 2022
Entrepreneur

07/04/2025

Why BTVTEd?

“I have a deep love for art and cooking, and I truly enjoy selling food and other items—turning everyday passions into something meaningful. I also find joy in sharing what I know, especially with young people, and inspiring them along the way. I chose the BTVTEd program because I believe it will help me develop my talents and sharpen the skills needed to grow in these areas. With creativity and artistry as my foundation, pwede ko mahimong Teacher, pwede pud ko mahimong successful Entrepreneur. Magpadayun ko sa pag bugsay until all my puhon turn to sa wakas".

Katrina Monik D. Ypanto

First Year Student, Bachelor of Technical-Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTEd) major in Food Service Management

Class Mayor, BTVTEd - FSM & GFDT First year
Photojournalist, The Timberland
Assistant S7 Civil Military Officer, ROTC
Studentpreneur