MTC HRD Thread

[David Aames]

P1000 per unit so if 18 units of education, only P18,000? am i correct? thanks so much.

 

I wish ganyan nga... but its not... yan lang ung sa tuition perse... but misc fees will be added... library fee... at kung hano hano pang mga fee... normally in DLSU for a normal 9 units... umaabot ako ng almost 30K

[wizard23]

BSED is an undergrad course, Masters = post grad. undergrad course 1-4 years if second course, it'll depends on the school, if you want depending on your degree you can go straight for a Master's Degree. choose your area of specialization either, Ed Ad or Basic or ICT. If you intend to teach in elem or highschool you have to take the licensure exam for teachers if kung sa college, 18units will do... no need for license.

 

HTH

tnx for the info DA

[Guest silenciotira]

i'm considering teaching as a career at this point in my life. what are the requirements to be licensed to teach? does that mean i have to go back to undergrad studies and take up Education? or i'll just take up the major course since i'm already a college grad. can you recommend a good school na affordable? UP?

 

i believe that there's no age restriction in teaching. tnx for your inputs.

 

Option 1

 

1.Think first,the level of the student you want to teach (elementary,high school or college).

 

2.Assess your bachelor degree.If your a graduate of Computer Science,earn first your 18 units of Education at any public universities or private if you can afford.

 

PNU & PUP are offering CERTIFICATE COURSE on TEACHING at P 125.00/ above per unit.

Admission usually begins during JANUARY up to April .

 

Then kapag natapos mo ang 18 units kuha ka ng LET.Ipasa mo.Pag nakapasa.Apply ka na directly sa mga schools elementary or high schools.

 

Option 2

 

1.If your a graduate of Computer Science then get a Master degree related to your bachelor course.You are required to take up minimum of 42 units to 60 units in order to earn your Master Degree.

 

2.May mga school na tumatanggap na applicant na on-progress ang Masteral degree to be one of their lecturer.Sa college payag sila na on-going ang masteral mo at pede ka ng magturo pero sa elementary at high school hindi allowed yon.

 

Salary of a College Lecturer/Instructor level with units in Masters degree P 120.00 per hour

(depende sa school)

 

Salary of a College Professor with complete Masteral degree P 180.00 per hour

or depende sa school.

 

Prestigious universities like Ateneo,University of Asia Pacific or DLSU will give you P 450 per hr.

 

Then lalo na kung may doctoral degree ka mga P 600.00 up per hour.

 

kya ako eto ang raket ko eh.

 

heheheheheheehehehehehehe

[wizard23]

Option 1

 

1.Think first,the level of the student you want to teach (elementary,high school or college).

 

2.Assess your bachelor degree.If your a graduate of Computer Science,earn first your 18 units of Education at any public universities or private if you can afford.

 

PNU & PUP are offering CERTIFICATE COURSE on TEACHING at P 125.00/ above per unit.

Admission usually begins during JANUARY up to April .

 

Then kapag natapos mo ang 18 units kuha ka ng LET.Ipasa mo.Pag nakapasa.Apply ka na directly sa mga schools elementary or high schools.

 

Option 2

 

1.If your a graduate of Computer Science then get a Master degree related to your bachelor course.You are required to take up minimum of 42 units to 60 units in order to earn your Master Degree.

 

2.May mga school na tumatanggap na applicant na on-progress ang Masteral degree to be one of their lecturer.Sa college payag sila na on-going ang masteral mo at pede ka ng magturo pero sa elementary at high school hindi allowed yon.

 

Salary of a College Lecturer/Instructor level with units in Masters degree P 120.00 per hour

(depende sa school)

 

Salary of a College Professor with complete Masteral degree P 180.00 per hour

or depende sa school.

 

Prestigious universities like Ateneo,University of Asia Pacific or DLSU will give you P 450 per hr.

 

Then lalo na kung may doctoral degree ka mga P 600.00 up per hour.

 

kya ako eto ang raket ko eh.

 

heheheheheheehehehehehehe

 

good idea. tnx silenciotira. i think mas gusto ko ata option 2. to take a masteral degree. my major is ab psych. so i can teach in college without having to take up LET. i prefer teaching college students i guess.

[Pinoymale]

Hi, are there any part-time teachers here? I'm thinking of applying as a part-time teacher in a nearby school and have some questions about it. Thanks.

[candleofblood]

oooppss. may ganito palang thread. hindi ko napansin. sorry. repost ko na lang yung pinost ko sa kabila.

I just want to ask.. If age really matter when applying for a job? I'm 19 years old.. and most of the advertisements in job search engines require 21+.

May tumawag din sa kin.. tapos hindi rineview ang resume ko. nung nalaman nyang 19 lang ako, tatawagan na lang daw nya ko ulit. O_O

[council]

oooppss. may ganito palang thread. hindi ko napansin. sorry. repost ko na lang yung pinost ko sa kabila.

 

Yes age matters...

 

Unless you have some special skill not found in others who are older.

[candleofblood]

^aww :sadsmiley02: . unfair. it's not my fault to graduate at the age of 19.

[council]

There's this 'thing' about being of age (21)...

[Tokoy]

musta na dito?

[council]

Mabuti naman.

[Tokoy]

quick question. i was off the HR scene there since 2005 although im still involve now but with a new set of practices and laws. i know that call centers are flourishing before i left, just want to know if DOLE initiated new laws to protect our employees there given the mandate of the government to be more open just to increase investments in our country.

[council]

Here's a story you may be interested in. True story daw, from what I gathered when I received it.

 

I placed it here for a reason. Posted it likewise here.

 

Please respect the author's views, sentiments and IPR.

 

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This work by Eliphaz Termanite (a pseudonym) is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Philippines License.

 

 

 

 

 

I’ve moved on from my previous employer a few months ago, having decided to try and have a go at being an independent consultant. Sure, it’s a challenge, but it’s something that I’ve always looked forward to and see the time when I could work for myself.

 

A week ago, on a day that was particularly slow and uneventful, I was trying to keep myself busy. I answered a few emails, replied to some inquiries, and had a relatively quiet morning.

 

Now there wouldn’t be anything out of the ordinary in doing that – unless you were me, at this particular stage in my life. I had been used to working – being an employee in the corporate world – with my own desk, PC and a fixed 8-hour workday, 5 days a week. For so many years I had been a typical office “slave.”

 

I was getting frustrated. Things weren’t moving as fast as I had wanted them to. In fact, I felt that things weren’t moving – or happening – for me – at all. I was questioning myself, asking a lot of questions. WHY? WHAT? WHERE? HOW? WHEN? WHY?

 

• Why aren’t things going right for me?
  
• What do I have to do?
  
• Where did I go wrong?
  
• How long will I have to endure this?
  
• When will things turn around for me?
  
• Why me?
  

 

I decided to browse around at home for a book to while away my time. Nothing caught my fancy. However, I thought to myself, I just had to find one to keep me busy. I was starting to feel down and depressed – desperate even.

 

On the table at the den was the Bible. If there’s nothing else for me to do, I might as well do some contemplating. I would try to learn and understand how to overcome the trials that had come my way. Trials that still challenge me even until now.

 

I just stood there for a few minutes, staring at the book. The cover read, “Christian Community Bible – Catholic Pastoral Edition.”

 

Random thoughts flooded my mind.

 

• What do I really want at this point in my life?
  
• Am I ready to forge ahead on my own?
  
• Now what do I do when faced with a blank wall?
  

 

OK, let’s get straight to the point. I’d wanted to write this out in a well thought-out manner, with proper grammar and what-have-you. But this is becoming so dragging already.

 

As of tomorrow, I will have been unemployed for 70 days. Seventy calendar days. I’ve kept myself busy by sending my resumes to different companies. I’ve been interviewed by quite a number but I still don’t have work, a regular, desk-job type of work that I’ve been used to doing for so many years.

 

Oh, I do have savings – a bit – a little bit. But I can’t rely on those, what with electricity costs and other necessary expenses skyrocketing already. I’m looking forward to maybe 1-2 more months of being in the “safe zone” – being able to pay for those basic needs.

 

But what does October hold in store for me? Optimistically, I’d have found a job by then. Pessimistically, I’d either be running after a few people who still haven’t paid me their loans (contracted as early as 2006). Or worse, I’d have other people coming over to collect overdue payments. Who knows where I’ll get funds by then.

 

So I took the Bible. I stuck my finger into one of the middle pages there and opened it. Was it providence perhaps? Or just plain dumb luck. There it said, on the top part of the page.

 

JOB

 

I paused for a while. Were the fates sending a signal, or were they just tempting me?

 

So I decided to read through it. I scanned the pages and read a few chapters.

 

 

The book of Job is much more than a “story.” It deals in depth with the major questions of the human condition. The misfortunes of Job – after having been abundantly blessed all his life, he is reduced to utmost misery – are merely a pretext to have us reflect on this reality: human life on earth is not satisfying.

 

Job only needs to contemplate nature to believe in God and divine providence. However, his misfortunes bring him to reconsider the concept he had of a tacit agreement between the just man, himself and the just God. Job accuses God with all the force of his thwarted hope and, in the end, God will have to intervene.

 

 

So I’ve been thinking to myself, “This is only a test. There are better things out there for me.” Sure, but in reality, I’m still jobless and my money is bleeding from my pockets faster than someone who’s been stabbed with a balisong. I still try to keep a positive outlook on life, hoping that the next phone call I receive will be the good news I’ve been waiting for.

 

Just tonight though, after going through the day with the thought that I had done quite well with the daily chores at home, I had a bout of what I’d think of as not just depression. It was probably despair.

 

I got into an argument with a family member late this evening, stemming from what could probably be a minor oversight on my part. I won’t bother you with the boring details. Suffice to say that if you were in my shoes and looked back at the incident after a few days, you’d just shake your head.

 

The argument and the consequent dialogues could even pass for a radio drama spiel, or a segment in one of the evening telenovelas.

 

There I was, being bombarded with strong words, and me launching wave after wave of counter-attacks and tirades. I felt like p-o-o-p - worthless piece of p-o-o-p. I was being defensive at times, even to the point that I thought I’d snap. I probably received 7-10 blows to the arms and head, but I didn’t mind. What’s there to lose? You can’t put down someone who can’t go anywhere lower than where I am.

 

I’d had it. I was (am) jobless, with almost all my money gone, and receiving rants about my misfortunes. I hear a lot of reasons why I’m jobless. If they were all bullets, I’d have been riddled to death, with so many holes that I’d be worse than Swiss cheese.

 

I hear it again. I’m jobless – no, not just jobless, but WORTHLESS.

 

My self-esteem, if not totally gone, is probably down there somewhere in the 9 levels (or circles) of hell and won’t be coming back up anytime soon.

 

So what do I do? Itulog lang yan. Nothing a few winks won’t cure, or at least set aside long enough for me to find more worthwhile activities. Tomorrow will be another day. It will provide other opportunities I will have to explore.

 

But there’s something good to look forward to. But it hasn’t presented itself yet. And I’m not sure when I’ll see the light at the end of the tunnel. Oh, it’s there, but I still have to find a flashlight first and make my own light to guide me through the long dark night.

 

Wish me luck.

 

 

Written by: Eliphaz Termanite (a pseudonym)

This is a true story.

Edited July 22, 2008 by council

[ChiliMac]

I can relate to that, I'm jobless since Feb 4 this year. Almost anim na buwan na rin pala, the difference is my savings is drained dry. Humihingi na ko sa Nanay ko ng pagbayad credit card bills ko.

 

I remember it very well when I was fresh out of school, apply kaagad ako ng trabaho. I was not idealistic of sorts but gusto ko lang kumita ng pera pang-gimik at pang bili ng pang porma.

[mr. john]

me, after passing the board exam, super excited ako mag work. reason: just to work. un lang reason ko,gusto ko lang maexperience na mag work. then send resumes. then a big company, leader in high-end property development. then i was instantly hired on the day i was interviewed. then after just 3 days of working, actually not really working pa, kc mga introductions pa lang., i resigned. hehe.. daming nanghinayang dahil talagang hirap din makapasok sa company na un. i just felt na hindi pa ako ready mag work..hirap.until now, undecided pa rin if mag work ako para magamit ko pinag aralan ko or go to province to help in our family business? help me!....almost two months na akong jobless pero not seeking pa.. still undecided.. need advice guys..thanks