DWCV- Guidance and Counseling Services

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Be part of our growing institution and help shape the future of our students!

We are looking for a dedicated and compassionate individual who is passionate about student development and support.

Interested applicants may submit their requirements to the HR Office.

For inquiries, you may contact us through our official email.

Apply now and start your journey with us!

📣 ANNOUNCEMENT

In view of scheduled institutional activities, please be informed that there will be no classes and office work on April 22–24, 2026 at Divine Word College of Vigan.

Regular classes and office operations will resume on April 27, 2026.

Thank you for your understanding. Stay safe!

Hello, Senior High besties!

As part of the CHAMP (Career Honing to Achieve Meaningful Profession) 2026 celebrations this school year, the Guidance Office set up the first ever CHAMP Booth!

The booth featured fun activities like memory games, dart challenges, career trivia, and the RIASEC test. Students from all grade levels, along with some DWCV employees, joined in to explore their interests, test their skills, and have a great time.

Preparing students not just for a career—but for the kind of professional they aspire to become ✨

Last February 4, 2026, Senior High School students took part in a meaningful lecture on work ethics as part of the CHAMP (Career Honing to Achieve Meaningful Profession) Program. The sessions focused on the values, attitudes, and responsibilities that shape a strong and principled professional. From accountability and discipline to respect and integrity, the discussion highlighted what it truly means to thrive in the world of work.

Empowering young minds to discover who they are and who they aspire to become ✨

From February 18-26, 2026, Junior High School students participated in CHAMP (Career Honing to Achieve Meaningful Profession) 2026, a series of Career Homeroom sessions designed to guide them through every stage of their career journey—from understanding their interests and abilities, to exploring different professions, making informed decisions, and preparing for their future paths in Senior High School.

One of the highlights of the program was the Grade 10 students’ career suits, where they proudly dressed as the professions they dream of pursuing—turning their aspirations into something seen, shared, and celebrated!

Through CHAMP 2026, students were encouraged to reflect, explore, and take meaningful steps toward a future shaped by purpose and passion 💫

Series 3 of GROW (Guided Roadmap for Overall Wellness): Women’s Reproductive Health and Wellbeing was held last March 24, 2026, at the Bishop Francisco Alban, OP Building.

In line with the National Women’s Month Celebration, the session aimed to create a safe and informative space for DWCV students and employees to discuss women’s health—encouraging awareness, self-care, and informed choices.

The event featured Dr. Glenda Pichay-Rabino, MD, FPOGS, an obstetrician-gynecologist and President of the Ilocos Sur Medical Society, as the guest lecturer. She shared key insights on women’s reproductive health, holistic wellness, and the importance of making informed health decisions. She also offered free one-on-one consultations after the seminar for participants who wished to seek further guidance.

Let's wear again purple tomorrow as we continue to support, celebrate, and empower WOMEN 💜💜

Let us continue to show our support and appreciation for women in DWCV and the whole world by wearing purple tomorrow.

Another skill to unlock! Join the floral seminar workshop today 💐

Happy Women's Month, DWCV Community!!!

Let us continue to show our support and appreciation for women in DWCV and the whole world by wearing purple tomorrow.

Pause. Breathe. Reset. 🧠💙

Last January 21, 2026, the College of Business Administration students gathered at St. Arnold Janssen Auditorium for “Pause. Breathe. Reset: A Mental Health and Self-Care Wellness Seminar.”

The seminar served as a reminder for students to slow down, check in with themselves, and recognize the importance of caring for their mental well-being as they navigate academic life.

We extend our sincere thanks to our resource speaker, Gabrielle Chynna A. Vale, RPM, CHRA, for sharing valuable insights and practical ways to manage stress, practice self-care, and maintain balance.

Thank you as well to everyone who participated and helped create a space for open conversation about mental health and wellness. 💙