GIST Mandaluyong

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𝓦𝓮 𝓪𝓻𝓮 𝓢𝓣𝓘𝓛𝓛 𝓪𝓬𝓬𝓮𝓹𝓽𝓲𝓷𝓰 𝓮𝓷𝓻𝓸𝓵𝓵𝓮𝓮𝓼 𝓯𝓸𝓻 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓢𝓨: 2024-2025.
You can visit us @ 𝙂𝙞𝙨𝙩 𝙈𝙖𝙣𝙙𝙖𝙡𝙪𝙮𝙤𝙣𝙜 𝘾𝘼𝙈𝙋𝙐𝙎 - 3rd floor Dela Rosa Building cor. Gen. Kalentong St. and Shaw Blvd., Daang Bakal, Mandaluyong City (atop of former Jollibee Kalentong now DALI).
For online registration, kindly use the link below:
𝙏𝙀𝙑𝙏/𝘾𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙚𝙜𝙚
ITS - Information Technology System
HRS - Hotel & Restaurant Services
bit.ly/GISTMandaTechVoc
𝙎𝙚𝙣𝙞𝙤𝙧 𝙃𝙞𝙜𝙝 𝙎𝙘𝙝𝙤𝙤𝙡
ABM - Accountancy Business & Management
ICT - Information & Communications Technology
HE - Home Economics
bit.ly/GISTMandaSHS

No school yet?

Gist Mandaluyong still accepting enrollees for the SY 2024-2025.
You can visit us @ Gist Mandaluyong - 3rd floor Dela Rosa Building cor. Gen. Kalentong St. and Shaw Blvd., Daang Bakal, Mandaluyong City (atop of former Jollibee Kalentong now DALI).
For online registration, kindly use the link below:
TechVoc/College (as low as 1000 pesos for down payment)
ITS - Information Technology System
HRS - Hotel & Restaurant Services
bit.ly/GISTMandaTechVoc
SHS (FREE!)
ABM - Accountancy Business & Management
ICT - Information & Communications Technology
HE - Home Economics
bit.ly/GISTMandaSHS

GIST MANDALUYONG PARTICIPATES IN LAB for ALL EVENT
GIST showcased its generosity and support at the LAB for All event, a project initiated by First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos. Held on June 24, 2024, at the Mandaluyong City College of Science and Technology, the event featured participation from various organizations and institutions, including RTC NCR, NATSA, TESDA, PROBot, eCloud Valley, Go Negosyo, and GIST.
The event was graced by notable figures such as First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos, DILG Secretary Hon. Benhur Abalos, TESDA Director General Sec. Suharto T. Mangudadatu, TESDA Deputy Director DDG Vidal Villanueva III, PMMS District Director Dir. Maria Gerty Pagaran, and officers from NATSA and TVSA. The program began at 8:00 AM, featuring a range of activities from various TVET institutions across NCR.
GIST's participation underscored its support for TESDA and the First Lady's esteemed project. GIST Mandaluyong's bartending graduates—Warren Silva Jr., Rica Robles, Harold Belaro, Gresand Sandigan, John Christopher Roy, and TESDA NCR and PNSC Restaurant Service Silver Medalist Jenny Ramos—showcased their bartending skills in a skills demonstration. They served mocktail drinks to 300 attendees, under the guidance of GIST's exceptional trainers, Mrs. Mary Anne Coper and Mr. John Rudolf Tolentino.
The event concluded with an acknowledgment of participants and exhibitors. GIST President Mr. Jose O. Montenegro gratefully received an award on behalf of the institution. This participation not only allowed GIST students to demonstrate their skills but also highlighted the institution's commitment to supporting government initiatives aimed at building a stronger future for the Philippines.

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GIST MANDALUYONG BATCH 2024 SHINES IN PUPCET
As an educational institution, it is our immense pride to witness our graduates embarking on successful paths, exemplified by their triumphs in rigorous entrance examinations at prestigious universities. The joy we feel is unparalleled, matched only by the pride of the parents of our Batch 2024 graduates.
Mr. Giomar G. Gramor graduated with High Honors in Accountancy Business and Management and was awarded Best in ABM at GIST Mandaluyong Campus. He has successfully passed the PUPCET (Polytechnic University of the Philippines College Entrance Test) for the Sta. Mesa Main Campus. Giomar is considering pursuing either a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration or a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy. He shared his excitement: “I am grateful and excited to have passed the PUPCET for 2024. I hope this new chapter will challenge and nurture me, helping me grow. Thank you to everyone who supported me throughout high school, especially my teachers, classmates, and family.”
Mr. Ethan Anthony J. Sanchez, a Technical Vocational Livelihood Track graduate with a strand in Home Economics, received High Honors and was recognized as Best in Home Economics for GIST Batch 2024. He also passed the PUPCET and plans to pursue a Bachelor's in Hospitality Management at PUP Sta. Mesa. His advice to incoming Grade 12 students is to believe in themselves to achieve great things.
Mr. Ryan Jasper A. Austria, another Technical Vocational Livelihood Track graduate with a strand in Information and Communications Technology, graduated with Honors. After passing the PUPCET, he is deciding between a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at PUP Sta. Mesa. Ryan expressed his gratitude to his family, friends, and teachers, stating: "Don't let your self-imposed limitations hold you back; instead, use them as a stepping stone toward success."
At Gateways Institute of Science and Technology, we are exceptionally proud of the achievements of these three graduates from Batch 2024. We remain forever grateful to all our graduates who honor and cherish their alma mater.

GIST MANDALUYONG BATCH 2024 SHINES IN PUPCET

As an educational institution, it is our immense pride to witness our graduates embarking on successful paths, exemplified by their triumphs in rigorous entrance examinations at prestigious universities. The joy we feel is unparalleled, matched only by the pride of the parents of our Batch 2024 graduates.

Mr. Giomar G. Gramor graduated with High Honors in Accountancy Business and Management and was awarded Best in ABM at GIST Mandaluyong Campus. He has successfully passed the PUPCET (Polytechnic University of the Philippines College Entrance Test) for the Sta. Mesa Main Campus. Giomar is considering pursuing either a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration or a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy. He shared his excitement: “I am grateful and excited to have passed the PUPCET for 2024. I hope this new chapter will challenge and nurture me, helping me grow. Thank you to everyone who supported me throughout high school, especially my teachers, classmates, and family.”

Mr. Ethan Anthony J. Sanchez, a Technical Vocational Livelihood Track graduate with a strand in Home Economics, received High Honors and was recognized as Best in Home Economics for GIST Batch 2024. He also passed the PUPCET and plans to pursue a Bachelor's in Hospitality Management at PUP Sta. Mesa. His advice to incoming Grade 12 students is to believe in themselves to achieve great things.

Mr. Ryan Jasper A. Austria, another Technical Vocational Livelihood Track graduate with a strand in Information and Communications Technology, graduated with Honors. After passing the PUPCET, he is deciding between a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at PUP Sta. Mesa. Ryan expressed his gratitude to his family, friends, and teachers, stating: "Don't let your self-imposed limitations hold you back; instead, use them as a stepping stone toward success."

At Gateways Institute of Science and Technology, we are exceptionally proud of the achievements of these three graduates from Batch 2024. We remain forever grateful to all our graduates who honor and cherish their alma mater.

In commemoration of the Philippine Independence Day, our GIST campuses in Antipolo, Mandaluyong, Pampanga and Quezon City are close today, Wednesday, June 12.
Enrollment will resume on Thursday, June 13.

In commemoration of the Philippine Independence Day, our GIST campuses in Antipolo, Mandaluyong, Pampanga and Quezon City will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, June 12.

Enrollment will resume on Thursday, June 13.

Enrollment for SY 2024-2025 is now OPEN!!!
Please contact us to avail exciting incentives or scholarship grants.
You can also click this for online enrollment:
https://bit.ly/GISTMandaSHS - for SHS
https://bit.ly/GISTMandaTechVoc - for College/TechVoc
We are also inviting you to visit our campus located @ 3rd Floor Dela Rosa Bldg., cor. Shaw Blvd. & Gen. Kalentong St., Brgy. Daang Bakal, Mandaluyong City (atop of former Jollibee Kalentong).
Kindly reach us through:
Landline - 86568409
Mobile - 09357832163
Website - www.gist.edu.ph
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You may also pre-register on the link below:
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GIST MANDALUYONG CAMPUS HOSTS THANKSGIVING AND BACCALAUREATE MASS FOR THE CLASS OF 2024

On the morning of May 30, 2024, the Gateways Institute of Science and Technology (GIST) Mandaluyong Campus held a Thanksgiving and Baccalaureate Mass for its Graduating Class of 2024 at St. Dominic Savio Pag-Asa in Mandaluyong City.

The event saw the attendance of approximately 150 graduating students from various Tech-Voc courses and Senior High School strands. The celebration included participation from faculty and staff under the leadership of the Campus Head, Ms. Donna V. Remitar. Twelve students from each section presented the offertory. The well-regarded GIST President and School Director, Mr. Jose O. Montenegro, also took part in the event. Presided by Rev. Fr. Louis “Louie” Castañeda, the mass brought a meaningful spiritual moment for the graduating batch.

Embodying Social Responsibility: Successful Bloodletting Event at GIST Mandaluyong Campus

The annual Bloodletting Activity was held on May 8, 2024, at the GIST Mandaluyong Campus in partnership with the Philippine Red Cross. The long queue of donors in the activity area, situated on the 2nd floor, exemplified one of GIST’s core values, “Social Responsibility,” reflecting the community’s commitment to caring for others and the environment.

The event began at 9:00 AM and saw participation from GIST parents, students, faculty, and staff. The area was bustling with volunteers eager to donate life-saving blood. Among them were first-time donors, including some senior high school students who obtained parental consent to demonstrate their social responsibility. There were also experienced donors who, undeterred by the pain of the needle or the aftereffects of blood donation, showed their unwavering commitment. However, not all faces were joyful; some were disheartened after being disqualified by volunteer doctors and nurses due to reasons such as being underweight or having other medical conditions. Despite this, many disqualified donors brought along friends and family members to donate in their place, embodying the true GISTian spirit of doing whatever it takes to serve humanity.

Throughout the day, the atmosphere was one of camaraderie and mutual support. Volunteers and staff worked seamlessly to ensure the smooth running of the event, providing refreshments and moral support to donors. The presence of the Philippine Red Cross added an extra layer of professionalism and safety, ensuring that all medical protocols were strictly followed.

The Bloodletting Activity concluded at 6:00 PM with 114 registered donors and 101 successful donations. The success of the event was due to the collaborative efforts of the GIST Mandaluyong Campus faculty and staff, under the supervision of Campus Head, Ms. Donna V. Remitar. The meticulous planning and organization were evident as donors moved efficiently through the registration, screening, and donation process.

Reflecting on the day's success, Ms. Remitar expressed her gratitude to all participants and volunteers. "The overwhelming response from our community highlights the strong sense of social responsibility at GIST. It is heartening to see so many people come together for a cause that truly makes a difference," she said.

Donors left the venue with happy hearts, knowing their contributions would bring blessings to others. This year’s theme, “The Gift of Life: Donate Blood, Save Life,” resonated throughout the day, highlighting the profound impact of their generosity. The event not only provided a critical resource for those in needs but also reinforced the values of empathy and community service that are central to GIST's mission.