By Rizalie A. Calibo
SIQUIJOR, Aug 5 (PIA)--The Technical Education and Skills
Development Authority (TESDA)-Lazi National Agricultural School in Lazi,
Siquijor conducted a Career Guidance and Advocacy Seminar to public Secondary
Schools in the province in line with Department of Education's (DepEd)
celebration of the Career Guidance Week in the last week of July 2013.
The TESDA-LNAS Career Guidance and Advocacy Team graced the Career Guidance and Advocacy Seminar in DepEd-Lazi National Agricultural School and in Cang-alwang National High School recently.
Topics include “High School Students and Their Career Path” facilitated by Elsa A. Apiag, Instructor I and the Designated Guidance Counselor and Registrar of TESDA-LNAS, Entrepreneurship and Gender and Development Mainstreaming in TVET facilitated by Brenda C. Bation, another Instructor I of TESDA-LNAS and Jose Chiquito M. Mahinay, Head Teacher I and Training Instruction Supervisor of the same school.
The activity was participated by the high school graduating students and third year high school students for Cang-alwang National High School who took the challenge of becoming successful in the near future by landing into jobs of their chosen career. (mbcn/rac/PIA7-Siquijor & EAA-TESDA-ELNAS) http://www.pia.gov.ph/news/index.php?article=1131375334773
The TESDA-LNAS Career Guidance and Advocacy Team graced the Career Guidance and Advocacy Seminar in DepEd-Lazi National Agricultural School and in Cang-alwang National High School recently.
Topics include “High School Students and Their Career Path” facilitated by Elsa A. Apiag, Instructor I and the Designated Guidance Counselor and Registrar of TESDA-LNAS, Entrepreneurship and Gender and Development Mainstreaming in TVET facilitated by Brenda C. Bation, another Instructor I of TESDA-LNAS and Jose Chiquito M. Mahinay, Head Teacher I and Training Instruction Supervisor of the same school.
The activity was participated by the high school graduating students and third year high school students for Cang-alwang National High School who took the challenge of becoming successful in the near future by landing into jobs of their chosen career. (mbcn/rac/PIA7-Siquijor & EAA-TESDA-ELNAS) http://www.pia.gov.ph/news/index.php?article=1131375334773
e said once the other three are done with
their liquidations, fund allocation will also be released immediately.
Supplemental Feeding Program is the provision of food in addition to the
regular meals, to currently enrolled day care children as part of the DSWD’s
contribution to the Early Childhood Care and development (ECCD) program of the
government, Villarubia explained.
Food supplementation was in a form of hot meals served during break/snack time
in the morning session or in the afternoon session to children in day care
centers five days a week.
The parents managed the feeding program based on a prepared meal cycle using
available indigenous food materials.
The children were weighted at the start of the feeding and a monthly weighing
was done to determine improvement and sustenance in their nutritional status.
Cycle 1 in 2011 total fund released was P3,872,550 for the six towns of
Siquijor that served some 2,218 day care children in 150 day care centers
province-wide.
Cycle 2 in the following year has a fund release of P3,594,240 which has served
some 2,252 day care children in the same number of day care centers.
This year, supplemental feeding will be done to 146 day care centers with 2,384
day care children.
Villarubia said, the program aims to provide augmentation support to the local
government units to help improve knowledge, attitude and practices of children
enrolled in day care centers, parents and caregivers through intensified
nutrition and health education.
It also seeks to improve and sustain the nutritional status of all target
children and ensure that children accessed to any appropriate health unit
regarding their nutritional problems including overweight and at-risk of
malnutrition conditions. (mbcn/RACalibo/PIA7-Siquijor)
