The document discusses the need for and requirements of a Work Immersion Program for senior high school students in the Philippines as part of the K to 12 education system. It outlines the responsibilities of both companies accepting interns and schools coordinating the program. Students are expected to gain practical skills, appreciate classroom theories, and prepare for employment through an 80-hour internship. Requirements for students include maintaining a work portfolio, attire, and insurance.
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The document summarizes the work immersion program requirements for STEC SHS students. As part of the K-12 program, students must complete an 80-hour work immersion related to their field of specialization to graduate. The immersion exposes students to real-world work environments and allows them to gain practical skills, appreciate classroom theories, and prepare for future employment or education. The summary outlines student and company responsibilities and grading criteria for the immersion program.
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This document outlines the guidelines and requirements for students participating in work immersion as part of the senior high school curriculum in the Philippines. It states that work immersion is mandatory for graduation and exposes students to real-world work environments related to their field of study. It describes the learning objectives for students and guidelines for partner organizations, including health and safety standards. Responsibilities are defined for both students and partner organizations to ensure a smooth work immersion experience that meets educational standards.
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The document discusses the Work Immersion Program requirements for senior high school students in the Philippines. It explains that students must complete 80 hours of work at a business or organization related to their field of specialization. During their immersion, students gain practical skills from industry experts, appreciate classroom theories, and enhance their technical knowledge and skills to prepare for employment or higher education after graduation. Students must compile a portfolio including their resume, grades, certificates, work schedules, and daily journal to document and be evaluated on their immersion experience.
The document provides instructions for students completing summer internship projects as part of their PGDM program at Jain Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship. It outlines 15 key points students must follow, including confirming project details with industry guides, submitting weekly reports to faculty guides, obtaining an internship completion certificate, and submitting reports and presentations according to the prescribed format. Students are advised to perform well during their internships to potentially receive pre-placement offers from their host organizations.
The document discusses the need for and requirements of a Work Immersion Program for senior high school students in the Philippines as part of the K to 12 education system. It outlines the responsibilities of both companies accepting interns and schools coordinating the program. Students are expected to gain practical skills, appreciate classroom theories, and prepare for employment through an 80-hour internship. Requirements for students include maintaining a work portfolio, attire, and insurance.
The document summarizes the Work Immersion Program requirements for STEC SHS students. As part of the K-12 program, students must complete an 80-hour work immersion in a business related to their specialization. The immersion aims to give students practical skills, appreciate classroom theories, and prepare them for employment. It also outlines the responsibilities of companies and the school in facilitating the immersion. Students must compile a portfolio and complete evaluation forms and a certificate to receive credit for the immersion.
The document summarizes the work immersion program requirements for STEC SHS students. As part of the K-12 program, students must complete an 80-hour work immersion related to their field of specialization to graduate. The immersion exposes students to real-world work environments and allows them to gain practical skills, appreciate classroom theories, and prepare for future employment or education. The summary outlines student and company responsibilities and grading criteria for the immersion program.
This document outlines the policies and procedures for a work immersion program between Rizal Region National High School and the Municipality of Alicia in Isabela, Philippines. The work immersion program is a requirement for senior high school students to gain practical work experience related to their field of study. The memorandum of agreement defines the responsibilities of both parties to create an educational yet safe work environment for students. Key aspects include designating coordinators, developing an activity schedule and evaluation tools, obtaining parental consent, and ensuring compliance with child protection laws. The goal is for students to enhance their skills and knowledge through meaningful hands-on experience to help prepare them for future employment or education.
This document outlines the guidelines and requirements for students participating in work immersion as part of the senior high school curriculum in the Philippines. It states that work immersion is mandatory for graduation and exposes students to real-world work environments related to their field of study. It describes the learning objectives for students and guidelines for partner organizations, including health and safety standards. Responsibilities are defined for both students and partner organizations to ensure a smooth work immersion experience that meets educational standards.
The document provides guidelines for implementing work immersion during the COVID-19 crisis. Work immersion is a required subject in the K to 12 Basic Education Program aimed at developing students' work competencies and values. It involves immersing students in actual work environments relevant to their training to familiarize them with the workplace and apply their skills. The guidelines outline health and safety protocols, portfolio requirements, and expectations for students' conduct and timekeeping during work immersion. Evaluation will be based on teacher ratings and portfolio quality.
Work Immersion Program - A walkthrough on the Basics of Work immersionAlPatrickChavit
The document discusses the Work Immersion Program requirements for senior high school students in the Philippines. It explains that students must complete 80 hours of work at a business or organization related to their field of specialization. During their immersion, students gain practical skills from industry experts, appreciate classroom theories, and enhance their technical knowledge and skills to prepare for employment or higher education after graduation. Students must compile a portfolio including their resume, grades, certificates, work schedules, and daily journal to document and be evaluated on their immersion experience.
The document provides instructions for students completing summer internship projects as part of their PGDM program at Jain Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship. It outlines 15 key points students must follow, including confirming project details with industry guides, submitting weekly reports to faculty guides, obtaining an internship completion certificate, and submitting reports and presentations according to the prescribed format. Students are advised to perform well during their internships to potentially receive pre-placement offers from their host organizations.
Megan Dutton's first performance review covers her skills in various areas including professionalism, communication, teamwork, self-improvement, problem solving, technology, numeracy, and working knowledge. Her supervisor notes that while some skills like communication need improvement, Megan has integrated well into her team and is enthusiastic to learn. In the second semester, Megan will take on more responsibilities like leading practical classes, which will help strengthen her leadership, time management, and ability to handle multiple tasks. Overall, the review finds that Megan is progressing appropriately in her placement.
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This document is a teacher's guide for a Grade 10 mathematics module on polynomial functions. It provides learning outcomes, planning for assessment, sample lesson plans and activities. The module aims to help students understand key concepts of polynomial functions and apply them to solve real-world problems. Students are expected to be able to illustrate and graph polynomial functions, and solve problems involving polynomial functions. Assessment will include having students write polynomial functions, find intercepts, make lists of ordered pairs, make tables of signs, and apply concepts to life problems. The teacher's guide is intended to help students master the content and performance standards for polynomial functions.
This document is the teacher's guide for the Grade 10 Mathematics curriculum developed by the Department of Education of the Philippines. It provides teachers with guidelines for effectively teaching the content to help students attain the expected learning competencies and standards. The teacher's guide includes learning outcomes, assessment plans, lesson plans, activities with answers, practice tests and references to help teachers deliver creative and engaging mathematics instruction. It aims to equip teachers with the necessary resources to teach the lessons in an interactive and effective manner.
This document provides an overview of a teacher's guide for a Grade 10 Mathematics module on sequences. The module includes two lessons on arithmetic sequences and geometric sequences, as well as other types of sequences. The learning outcomes aim for students to understand key concepts of sequences and apply them to solve problems involving sequences from different disciplines. The guide outlines the learning competencies, essential understanding, essential questions, and transfer goals for the module, as well as examples of products and performances for assessment.
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The document provides guidelines for a Work Immersion orientation for parents of senior high school students. It explains that Work Immersion is a graduation requirement where students undergo training in an industry related to their field of study. It helps students gain practical skills, appreciate classroom theories, and develop good work habits to prepare them for future employment or education. The document outlines the activities students will participate in before, during, and after their Work Immersion placement. It also provides examples of partner institutions and offices where students can complete their Work Immersion.
This document provides information about a senior high school student's work immersion portfolio. It includes sections on the rationale, purpose, student and agency/company information, pre-requisites, assessment procedures, and pre-immersion activities. The portfolio is intended to foster in-depth learning about the world of work and assess student performance during their immersion. It will serve as a guide, documentation of lessons learned, and feedback on performance levels. The pre-immersion section outlines documents students must prepare, like a resume, clearance forms, and interview skills training, to get work experience in line with their field of specialization.
This document outlines the requirements and guidelines for a senior high school student's work immersion portfolio based on DepEd Order No. 30 s. 2017. The portfolio serves as a workbook for students taking the work immersion course and allows them to document their experiences and assess their performance. It contains sections for student information, pre-immersion activities, requirements for the immersion placement, and reflections. The portfolio aims to foster students' learning about the world of work and prepare them for future employment or education.
This document provides information about a cookery module that is part of a Technology and Livelihood Education program in the Philippines. It discusses kitchen tools and equipment. The module was created by the Department of Education of the Philippines and provides learning material as an alternative delivery mode for students. It includes sections on what students need to know, what they already know, the lesson, activities for practice and demonstration of learning, and references. The document lists the authors and reviewers of the module and provides publishing details.
This document is a teacher's guide for teaching Grade 10 mathematics in the Philippines. It provides guidelines for teachers on how to effectively teach modules on permutations and combinations, as well as probability of compound events, using the provided learner's material. The teacher's guide includes learning outcomes, planning for assessment, sample teaching activities and solutions, summative tests, and references.
Here are potential responses to the situational questions:
1. You observe two of your employees arguing in a central location in the office.
I would calmly approach the employees and ask them to take the discussion elsewhere privately. If the argument seems to be escalating or affecting others, I would politely but firmly ask them to stop and schedule a time to discuss the issue in my office later when emotions have cooled down. Maintaining a professional work environment is important.
2. One of your employees comes to you complaining about another employee and insisting they should no longer work together.
I would listen to understand the employee's perspective without judgment. I would then speak to the other employee to get their side as well before making any
1. New graduates have basic knowledge in their field but need additional skills and the right attitude to succeed in the working world.
2. Schools need to better prepare students by developing programs to teach important skills like interpersonal skills and where to find information, as well as encouraging the right learning mindset.
3. Feedback platforms could help where graduates share their experiences and employers provide input on curriculum changes to improve preparation of future graduates.
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While basic knowledge is taught in school, new graduates need skills and the right attitude for the working world. Schools could better prepare students by developing skill sets and encouraging the right mindsets through mentorship programs. A feedback platform would help graduates share their learning experiences and help schools understand how to improve based on employer feedback on different batches of graduates. This could help ease graduates' transition to working life.
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This document provides an introduction to the Technology and Livelihood Education 7 Alternative Delivery Mode (ADM) Module in Cookery. It discusses the importance of learning cookery, including improving cooking skills, promoting self-esteem, and starting a culinary career. It describes various job opportunities in cookery, such as chef, caterer, restaurant cook, executive chef, food and beverage manager, restaurant manager, sales coordinator, front office agent, food stylist, and food writer. The document emphasizes that cookery is both an art and a science of preparing food for consumption using heat. It encourages learners to stay focused and take responsibility for their learning through the self-paced module.
This document is a teacher's guide for a Grade 10 mathematics module on polynomial functions. It provides learning outcomes, planning for assessment, sample lesson plans and activities. The module aims to help students understand key concepts of polynomial functions and apply them to solve real-world problems. Students are expected to be able to illustrate and graph polynomial functions, and solve problems involving polynomial functions. Assessment will include having students write polynomial functions, find intercepts, make lists of ordered pairs, make tables of signs, and apply concepts to life problems. The teacher's guide is intended to help students master the content and performance standards for polynomial functions.
This document is the teacher's guide for the Grade 10 Mathematics curriculum developed by the Department of Education of the Philippines. It provides teachers with guidelines for effectively teaching the content to help students attain the expected learning competencies and standards. The teacher's guide includes learning outcomes, assessment plans, lesson plans, activities with answers, practice tests and references to help teachers deliver creative and engaging mathematics instruction. It aims to equip teachers with the necessary resources to teach the lessons in an interactive and effective manner.
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While basic knowledge is taught in school, new graduates need skills and the right attitude for the working world. Schools could better prepare students by developing skill sets and encouraging the right mindsets through mentorship programs. A feedback platform would help graduates share their learning experiences and help schools understand how to improve based on employer feedback on different batches of graduates. This could help ease graduates' transition to working life.
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2. Why is there a need for Immersion?
With the passage of the Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013
or Republic Act 10533, the DepEd was tasked to implement the
K to 12 Program, essentially adding two (2) years of
specialization within the Basic Educational System;
The Work Immersion Program is one of the course
requirements for graduation in Senior High School program.
3. Why is there a need for Immersion?
A SHS student has to undergo work
immersion in a business organization or
establishment with work requirements
related to the specialization.
Through work immersion, the students
are exposed to and are familiarized with the
work-related environment related to their
field of specialization.
4. 1. Gain relevant and practical industrial skills under
the guidance of industry experts and workers;
2. Appreciate the importance and application of the
principles and theories taught in the classroom;
Specifically, the students
are able to:
5. 3. Enhance their technical knowledge and skills; and
4. Prepare them to meet the needs and challenges of
employment, entrepreneurship, or higher education
after their graduation.
Specifically, the students
are able to:
6. Partner Institution’s Responsibility:
1. Accept the students in the company for work
immersion based hours credit (by batch; allowable
number of students).
2. Appoint company in charge to train and monitor
the students.
3. Provide hands-on training and allow students to
observe, work and learn the course related
concepts.
7. Partner Institution’s Responsibility:
4. Evaluate the performance of the students.
5. Provide certificate of completion.
6. Sign Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the
school.
8. Saint Gerard Fidelis School’s Responsibility:
1. Appoint Immersion Coordinator.
2. Orient the students with the pre-immersion
details.
3. Train skills and work ethics.
4. Educate students with general immersion Do’s
and Don’ts.
5. Guide and assist in Portfolio Preparation.
9. Saint Gerard Fidelis School’s Responsibility:
6. Profile the students and make endorsement to
company.
7. Monitor the students’ performance.
8. Provide all forms for evaluation.
9. Orient the parents.
10. Secure parental consent.
11. Conduct briefing, feed backing and settle concerns.
10. Parent’s Responsibility:
1. Attends parent’s orientation.
2. Submits parental consent.
3. Allow the student to be highly independent in
going/reporting to place of their assigned company.
4. Monitor the daily outputs to be accomplished and
submitted by the student.
5. Assist the students by providing things that they
need for their portfolios.
6. Provision of full support in the whole journey of
Work Immersion.
11. Student’s Responsibility:
1. Attend Pre and Post Immersion Activities
2. Report to the Work Immersion Partner Institution
Supervisor during actual immersion;
3. Perform the duties and tasks as indicated in the
prescribed list of tasks/activities to be given or
assigned by the Partner Institution
4. Prepare the documentations and reports required in
the curriculum and by the Partner Institution.
12. Grading System for Pre-Immersion
1. Immersion is equivalent to
1 subject credit
2. Criteria:
Q3 - 50% Portfolio
50% Company Rating
Q4- 50% Q3
50% Exhibit and Documentation
13.
14.
15. Urgent Things to do:
1. Prescribed Attire (Kaki pants, White
Polo Shirt w/ school logo, Black Shoes)
2. Signed Parental Consent Form
3. Resume
5. Portfolio Making (Daily Journal and
Appraisal Report)
16. Schedule:
A. Parent’s and Student’s Orientation: January 31, 2023
B. Immersion Schedule: (M, T, W @ 8am-12nn)
*February 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28
*March 1, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29
C. Checking of Portfolio (Contents):
*February 15, 22
*Mar. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
*April 5 (Final Output)
17. Immersion Schedule: (M, T, W @ 8am-12nn)
Group 1:
*LIPAD BUILDERS: February 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28 &
March 1, 6
*SGFS: March 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29
Group 2:
*SGFS: February 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28 & March 1, 6
* LIPAD BUILDERS : March 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28,
29
18. Immersion Schedule: (M, T, W @ 8am-12nn)
Group 1:
*Joie and Fritz
Group 2:
*Reigelle, Mike and Lady
19.
20. DO’S IN WORK IMMERSION
C-
T-
–
ATTITUDE
CONVERSATION
TIME
A-
21. DAILY TIME RECORD
DATE TIME IN VALIDATING
PERSONNEL’
S
SIGNATURE
TIME
OUT
VALIDATING
PERSONNEL’S
SIGNATURE
NUMBER
OF HOURS
RENDERED
REMARKS
Feb. 13 8:00
AM
5:00
PM
8 HOURS ON TIME
23. SKILLS
7. Use of MS Office (Word, Excel, PPT)
8. Basic Photo, video and music editing
skills (Photoshop, Adobe Premeire,
MixPad, Canva)
9. Communication skill
10. Social Media marketing skill
24. 1. The portfolio should be given to the In-
company trainer during first day and
must be taken back on the last day with
signatures
2. Daily journal should be made each day
after immersion time (at home) hand
written and will be submitted based on
schedule of checking
Guidelines:
25. 3. Daily Time Record should be
accomplished each day (time in and time
out) and must be signed by the trainer
*There is an assigned team leader to
monitor and report to school
*Report 30 minutes before the time.
26. 4. Follow the instruction and
assignment given by the trainer
-Be polite always
- Practice social graces & courtesy
-Beware of Non-disclosure policy
(you cannot divulge information of the company,
especially about product and trade)
- Do not speak ill about anybody
- Do not take/bring anything from the
company
27. 5. Use your break diligently, do not take long
in canteen, CR or lobby)
6. Do not sleep during work immersion
7. Do not be loud/ talkative, Speak in
agreeable tone of voice, always. No non-
official talks during work hours.
8. Always greet the Partner Institution
employers, employees, customers & others
28. 9. Eat at the designated area. Ex. Pantry
10. Mobile phones are to be kept. No social
media use during the work hours.
11. No personal transactions nor visits
coming from friends or family members.
12. Always observe proper personal hygiene.
Likewise proper haircut.
29. 13. Maintain professional relationship with
classmates and colleagues at the work place.
14. Always give the coordinator a heads up if
you are ready for another task. Always
exhibit sense of volunteerism.
15. Do not share personal information. Too
much familiarity bridges contempt.
30. 16. Always wear the required uniform.
17. Always do 5S before and after work
hours. 5 S: Seiri (Sort), Seiton (Systematize), Seiso(Sweep), Seiketsu (Sanitize),
Shitsuke (Self-discipline) . Help conserve energy, supplies and
resources. Exhibit institutional sensitivity.
18. If concern arises, discuss with the
Program Coordinator.
19. No make-up immersion for absences.
Therefore work hard not to be absent on the
days allotted per trainee.
31. 20. On the last day, accomplish the
feedback form in 2 copies, give 1 copy to
the company trainer/manager and 1 to be
placed in your portfolio
21. Let the trainer evaluate you on the last
day
22. Let the trainer sign your certificate of
completion on the last day.