MHCC SHS Career Week

I am Marius C. Buno from Grade 12 St. Mary Mazzarello. Since I was a child, I've always wanted to be one of the most successful engineers in the world. Problem-solving, critical thinking, and innovation skills are the 21st-century skills essential in achieving my goal of becoming an engineer.
Furthermore, Mary Help is a significant contributor to the development and improvement of my problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. Through various activities, particularly in General Physics 1 and Calculus, I learned how to develop certain objects that foster innovation and tackle challenging problems with better solutions. Mary Help also taught me how to determine our priorities, which allows me to develop critical thinking skills.
The future is in our hands. Let's learn, grow, and aim for our fame.

I am Rayne Data, from Grade 11 STEM - St. Luigi Guanella. I’m 17 years old, my MBTI type is ISTJ, and my dream career is to become a pediatric surgeon.
To achieve this, I need to develop my critical thinking, which is essential for logical decision-making during high-pressure medical situations. Thanks to Mary Help, I continue to enhance my creativity, productivity, and social skills. Despite being introverted, MHCC’s quality education and community-oriented environment allow me to grow professionally. I’m proud to be a Batang Mary Help, well-equipped to chase my dreams.

I am Khatrina Jobelle Tecla from 11 St. Teresa of Avila (ABM). My dream career in the future is to become a successful accountant. As an accountant, one has to be creative and a critical thinker, possess good problem-solving skills, communication skills, and most importantly, analytical skills necessary in analyzing numerical data.

I believe that with Mary Help of Christians College, my current skills will be further improved and developed, and of course, with the help and guidance of the Salesian educators and my fellow students.

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BMH talk, College and University Fair and Research Forum, here are the rest of everything that has transpired from our recently concluded MHCC Career Week 2024.

I am Naomi Morfe from Grade 11 Bl. Pius IX and for this career week, I would like to express my deep interest and passion for justice as an aspiring lawyer. A career is something similar to a vocation; it must be thoroughly discerned. In this time and generation, critical thinking is essential. Critical thinking is essential in this age and generation. Growing up with the MHCS and MHCC community has helped me apply this skill within the classroom and our community. Through extracurricular activities and good day talks from teachers and FMAs, my critical thinking and analytical skills were developed. Truly, MHCC develops students with leadership who can lead and decide for their fellow young.

Highlights from the speakers during Career Talk.

“Failure is a stepping stone.”

“When you are hurt, you can experience the greatest lesson in your life.”

I am Arth Andrei B. Cacao, 17 years old, and a Grade 12 (ABM) Senior High-school student at Mary Help of Christian School. My career goal is to become a successful entrepreneur, where I can create and manage my own business. I am passionate about analyzing opportunities and creating possible solutions that could benefit me and the community.

Critical thinking is an essential skill for being a successful entrepreneur. This skill helps me in decision making, evaluating new business opportunities and problem-solving. Mary Help of Christians School plays a crucial role in helping me develop this particular skill. Through different subjects, I am motivated to think critically about business challenges. Activities such as group projects and work immersion help me use this skill in real-world scenarios to prepare me for the future.

I am John Lenrick T. Prado from G12 St John Bosco. My career goal is to become a civil engineer. This goal that I am aiming for is driven by essential 21st century skills such as problem solving skills, critical thinking, innovative thinking, collaboration, and communication skills.

Mary Help of Christians College is not just helping me to attain this skill, but also to be a greater version of myself, making me realize that God is always with you no matter what problem I am facing. The school also gives me a clear path in achieving my career goal, making myself able to grab opportunities. Their curriculum increasingly focuses on teaching these skills to better prepare the students like me for the future.

I am Nelamie Kayerl Aneeza B. Miranda, a 17-year-old Grade 12 HUMSS student from St. Joseph Cafasso. I’m passionate about the power of words and the beauty of human connection. When I’m not immersed in my studies, you can find me crafting poems or exploring the world through travel. I’m always eager to learn and grow, and I believe that travel’s grace is a chance to see a different face.
Public speaking is a stage so bright that we can share our thoughts and shine our light. My greatest love is the sky, and my long-term career goal is to become a flight attendant. However, I understand the importance of a solid foundation. Before pursuing my dream, I plan to complete a degree in hotel and restaurant management. This will provide me with essential skills and experience in the hospitality industry, enabling me to build a stable career and save for my future aspirations. In the meantime, I'm passionate about using my love for language and communication to make a positive impact. I enjoy writing, public speaking, and performing spoken word poetry. I believe these skills will be invaluable in my future career, whether it's in aviation or another field. I'm excited to continue exploring my interests and developing my abilities, and I'm confident that my dedication and perseverance will help me achieve my goals.
To soar through the skies as a flight attendant, I'll need a strong foundation of 21st-century skills. Effective communication, problem-solving, adaptability, and emotional intelligence are paramount for building rapport with passengers and ensuring a smooth flight. Technical skills, such as first aid, CPR, language proficiency, and, of course, basic computer skills, will help me manage passenger information and flight documentation. By honing these skills, I'm confident in my ability to provide exceptional service and make every flight a memorable experience.
MHCC has played a crucial role in developing these skills. By participating in public speaking contests and engaging in various performances and activities, I've gained valuable experience in effective communication, problem-solving, and teamwork. These experiences have not only boosted my confidence but also honed my ability to think critically and adapt to different situations.

I am Catherine Ann Paguio, a Grade 11 STEM student at Mary Help of Christians College Canlubang. I do love reading and writing as I have a great interest in science and human life. Along with this, my career goal in life aligns with medicine and science, specifically nursing.

Being a nurse means facing a lot of patients daily which demand good communication skills - a 21st century skill, in order to communicate important information and assess the medical situation. Hence, communication skills and collaborative skills are vital in this field to provide appropriate medical assessment and intervention.

The MHCC helps me gain these necessary skills, through various disciplines and subjects such as PSEP lessons and speaking programs that guided me from being a beginner until I became a proficient communicator. Thus, those lessons and programs also helped me to gain self confidence to ensure that I can communicate efficiently and effectively in assessing medical situations in the future.