18/04/2023
My second setting OJT was conducted at Jaro National High School. In fact, I've been in an on-the-job training program for approximately 25 days, and one of the most challenging challenges is how to PROVE YOURSELF—to your supervisor as well as to your coworkers—that you are actually doing your job.
Aside from struggling to prove myself to everyone I met on a daily basis, I've learned a lot in just 200 hours of on-the-job training, but I've discovered that there are still some areas I need to work on. When it's your first time, you're certain to feel nervous and shy. For a variety of reasons, and with a lot on my mind. For example, I don't know who I'll be working with in the office, and I don't have any genuine experience. Those concerns initially kept me quiet and trying to figure out how to interact with the people in the office.
As the days passed, our SIP center supervisor allowed us to experience actual scenarios in the office, such as a campaign for stress and anxiety against depression, su***de, and death, a campaign for the prevention of sexual abuse, violence, and injury, virtual hosting for grade 10 students' career guidance, and, of course, individual and group counseling. These encounters made me feel and appreciate my chosen course. I was not only introduced to a genuine office setting, but I also discovered what I truly desired before graduating. What kind of job I'd like to have, and so on.
There is one essential thing I've learned from the aforementioned situations. Because you are dealing with diverse persons and difficulties in life, you must first settle your own concerns or troubles before addressing those of others.
Overall, standing out is a challenge for me every day. But, thanks to the Lord's guidance, I always have a winning attitude and tell myself, "I chose this course, so I must deal with it."
I'd want to express my heartfelt appreciation to the Jaro National High School faculty and staff for allowing me to complete my 25-day OJT in an educational context.
Special appreciation to ma'am Shareal Joy L. Camacho for the invaluable lessons and experiences she provided during my ojt.
Surely, the information you've given upon me will be treasured in my heart and mind for the rest of my life.