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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
A Narrative Report in
In a partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Business
Administration
Submitted by:
Dysen A. Dumaboc
Submitted to:
2016
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Approved by:
DEDICATION
to the Bureau of Fire Protectionand the Human Resource Management and Development office
family,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
With deepest gratitude and appreciation, I humbly give thanks to the people who helped
me in making my On-the-Job Training a successful one.
To all our instructors who shared and who continuously shared their knowledge with
students like me and who kept on molding me into a better person. I am extending my warmest
thanks especially to Mrs. Marife F. Eleco whoshared with me everything that she knows and
keeps on inspiring me to pursue my goals in life. I thank her for her patience during the times
that we failed her and also for touching my life and motivating me to study harder to have a
better future.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
To all the Human Resource Management and Bureau of Fire Protectionpersonnel, for
their warm welcome andvery worth remembering working experience with me during my On-
the-Job Training days, for all their advices, for everything that they taught me during my stay
with them and most of all, for the memories weve shared the happy moments, the rush hours,
and for everything that they did that contributed to my growth as a future professional. I thank
them so much.
To my friends and co-trainees whos always been there during sadness and happiness. I
thank them for the friendship and teamwork and for being my companions whom I can share my
laughters and sorrows with.
Above all, to our Almighty God, for His unfailing love and for blessing me each day of
my life. With love and gratitude, I thank Him for guiding me during my training and for making
this a possible one. For the provisions and wisdom He has bestowed upon me and my loved
ones, for the safety,for giving me such knowledge, ability and strength to perform each task that
was assigned to me, and also for the challenges He has given me that made me braver than ever.
I thank Him for His comfort during the times that I am about to give up. By His grace, I was able
to finish this training without any conflict.
Dysen A. Dumaboc
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
INTRODUCTION
Our school, Saint Joseph College of Canlaon let us students to engage and experience the
things happening in the actual world of business through On-the-Job Training (OJT).
OJT is very important not only to teach students regarding their chosen career but also to
show the reality about working. We were given 250 hours to undergo and pursue this training
that will help us acquire knowledge and skills that will serve as tools to face the challenges in
becoming future professionals. It sets our minds of what does the real world of business is all
about and also allows those without experience to work and to learn in the same way.
On-the-Job Training helps the trainee to learn more about his chosen field and practice
what he has learned from the school. Others think that business matters only on numbers or
quantitative information. However, it also matters in decision-making and business operations. It
is also somewhat related to the development of our skills in communication, leadership and
management. Thus, experience is vital to ones improvement and in preparing the students to
their future career.
This training develops ones professionalism in dealing with people. After the training,
the trainee will be able to handle situations properly and will be able to know how to socialize
well with his colleagues. He will also be able to work well with everyone and hell have a good
teamwork. OJT also enhances the critical thinking abilities and discipline of the student
conducting his training in a company. His ability to make sound decisions and evaluate pertinent
factors will be improved.
t also gives the trainee a chance to immerse himself in his chosen field. The trainee will
be able to know how to adjust to other peoples personalities and attitudes. On-the-Job Training
requires effort and seriousness. A trainee should take the OJT seriously as it can be a powerful
tool for a person to succeed.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Canlaon was known then as SitioMabigo where the lush vegetation of bigo, trees
abound. It was predominantly a wilderness area ruled by a native chieftain called Saniko. The
settlement began to grow when migrants from Iloilo and Antique came in 1808 and later
followed in 1812 by groups from Cebu and Bohol to Panubigan.
In 1850, the Don Diego de la Via y de la Rosa a wealthy Half Spanish from Manila,
migrated to Negros. Upon his arrival, he wondered what lay behind the majestic Mount Kanlaon
Volcano. Together with his only son, Jose de la Via y de la Cruz, they crossed the mountains on
horseback. They passed by Satin Marico (the present site of the city) and Panubigan before
reaching the eastern side of the island at the mouth of Pinokawan River (now Barrio Bagawines).
SitioMabigo, the original settlement within the hacienda, later became a progressive village.
At the outbreak of the Philippine Revolution in 1896, Don Diego de la Via joined the
revolution and appointed by General Emilio Aguinaldo through Don Juan Araneta of Bago,
Negros Occidental to lead the revolutionary forces in Negros Oriental with the rank of Brigadier
General. His son, Jose de la Via and KapitanSaniko led the local revolutionary movement. The
former became the Teente Colonel de la Revolucion making one of his encomienda at Sitio
malign as his base of defense or refuge.
American Era
When the Americans came in the early 1900s, one of the native chiefs of Mabigo and
Panubigan, TranquilinoKilanan, fought the Americans and later died in the battle of Panubigan.
During the American occupation, Mabigo became a hideout of the resistance movement; the
noted ones were Papa Isio, Sapinay, and Magda-it.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Japanese Occupation
Towards the end of 1942, Commonwealth President Manuel L. Quezon and his party
made a brief sojourn in Barangay Panubigan on their way to Mindanao for Australia to escape
the Japanese impending occupation. On the same year, Japanese fighter planes bombed the place
including SitioMabigo because they consider it as guerilla movement stronghold.
When the Japanese Imperial Army unconditionally surrendered in 1945 and the
consequent declaration of Philippines Independence on July 4 the following year, the efforts of
Isidro M. Bautista, Sr. came to fulfillment when President Roxas signed Executive Order No. 19
creating Canlaon a new municipality on October 11, 1946. The new municipality of Canlaon
covers Mabigo, Panubigan, and nine (9) other former Sitios. The seat of government was
SitioMabigo. It was finally inauguration on January 1, 1947, with Isidro M. Bautista as the first
Municipal Mayor.
Municipality to City
Aware of the towns conceivable growth into a city, Hon. Lorenzo G. Teves,
Congressman of the First District of Negros Oriental, filed House Bill 4346 calling for the
creation of the City of Canlaon. He got full support and the backing of 15 other congressional
representatives from Cebu, Panay and Negros Occidental. The bill passed in the Lower House
without difficulty but encountered strong resistance from the Senate. The Senate however, later
pass the bill that later became known as Republic Act 3445.
Former President Carlos P. Garcia, however, did not sign the approved bill. However,
peoples dream finally came into reality by virtue of Proclamation No.193, dated April 20, 1967
signed by President Ferdinand E. Marcos proclaiming the creation of the City of Canlaon. The
citys charter took effect on July 2, 1967.
The first City Mayor was Hon. Isidoro M. Bautista, Sr. who was also the municipal
mayor since 1947. He was the city mayor from 1967 to 1970. His son Isidoro V. Bautista, Jr.
succeeded him from 1970 and through the Martial law years from 1972 until 1986.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Upper Portion
Depicts the 2,695 meters high Mount Kanlaon Volcano (left) and Mt. Makawiwili, 2,423 m. high
(right); the green color stands for Mt. Kanlaon Natural Park. The white and blue stripes in
between Mount Kanlaon and the Cornucopia of abundance
Represents rivers and creeks that endowed the rich and fertile farmlands
Lower Portion
The giant shell overflowing with vegetables symbolizes the over abundant supply of vegetables;
harvested bundles of palay symbolize abundance in rice, making Canlaon the Rice Granary of
Northern Negros Island; hand full of brown small fruits symbolizes raw coffee for processing
and export; bundles of sugarcane represent sugar varieties which make sugarcane the principal
crop of the city.
Laurel Leaves - symbolic of the humble beginnings of the city
Two (2) Stars
Represents the town of Vallehermoso (Mother town of Canlaon) and Canlaon City that
symbolizes two decades of its corporate existence from 1947 to 1967 City Charter.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
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There lived once upon a time, goes the first legend, Princess Laon whose rare beauty was
admired and adored by princes and men of note far and wide. Kang a handsome prince whose
physical prowess gained respect of all natives came along. No sooner, they met, and then love
captivated both their hearts. Their love flourishes as Kang unveil his desire to marry Laon, her
father steadfastly rejects Kangs proposal.
Kang knew that his and Laons father were bitter enemies. The two lovers elope but were
captured and condemned to die in the wilderness. Years passed, the mound beneath in which
Kang and Laon were buried together rose up into a mighty mountain belching forth smoke and
fire as if in defiance. People then called this volcano Kanlaon or Kanlaon for euphony in
memory of the two unfortunate lovers. In the days of yore, runs another legend, King Mamagtal
the supreme ruler of Buglas (Negros) established his kingdom in Buglasan (Budlasan) not far
from this place. He and his mighty hands worshipped a deity whose beauty and wisdom no
mortal could equal. She had power over life and death. They called her Laon and the mountain
they believed to be her abode was also called Kan-Laon or Kanlaon in her honor.Kais the oldest
visayan word for Kay, which means for. Hence, Kanlaon or Kay Laon means For Laon.Such are
the legends interwoven in its present time, CANLAON.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
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BFP MISSION
BFP VISION
SJCC MISSION
Community of faith, hope and love of everyone based on the teachingof Jesus
Christ the Filipino culture values and the heritage and sign of timetowards the integral
holistic information of man society beyond boarders.
SJCC VISION
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon, an institution of higher learning pledges to provide an
Integral holistic education towards the individual, the community the country, and the world and
with special concern for authentic Christian living, academic excellence, and professional
responsibility, social involvement of every Josephian in the fullness of life and in building of
Christian community.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
INTRODUCTION
Bureau of Fire Protection was created by virtue of being responsible for the prevention
and suppression of all destructive fires on building, houses and other structures, forest, land
transportation vehicles and equipment, ships vessels docked at piers or wharves anchored in
major seaports, petroleum industry installations, plane crashes and other similar activities.
They are also responsible for enforcement of Fire Code of the Philippines and other related
laws. Also they had the power to investigate all causes of fires and if necessary, file the proper
complaint with the city or provincial prosecutor who has jurisdiction of the case.
In time of national emergency, all elements of the BFP shall upon direction of the President,
assist the Armed Forces of the Philippines in meeting the national emergency and shall establish
at least one fire station with adequate personnel, firefighting facilities and equipment in every
provincial capital, city and municipality subject to standard rules and regulations as maybe
promulgated by the DILG.
SaintJoseph College of Canlaon
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DURATION
STEP CLIENT/APPLICANT OFFICE ACTIVITY OF PERSON- IN-
ACTIVITY CHARGE
Pay the FCF to the Govt. Collect FCF and BFP Collecting
4 Service Bank/Local Machine Validated 10 minutes Officer
Treasurer/Collecting OP/issue OO
Officer
Assess Fire Code Fee
Present machine and issue Order of
5 validated OP/OR as basis Payment to the 10 minutes BFP Collecting
for issuance of claim stub applicant and return Officer
application with
complete documents
to CRO
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SERVICE TITLE: Fire Safety Evaluation Clearance (FSEC) for construction of new
buildind/repair/renovation/modification/alteration/additional/change of type of occupancy of
building, structure or facility or portion thereof.
SERVICE DESCRIPTION: To ensure that any changes of certain establishment has been
already evaluated.
WHO MAY AVAIL OF THE SERVICE? Any person or entity (private individual, investor,
businessman)
-Three sets of detailed fire safety plans and specification or fire and
DURATION
STEP CLIENT/APPLICANT OFFICE ACTIVITY OF PERSON-IN-
ACTIVITY CHARGE
.
Secure FSEC Application CRO
1 Form with the list of 5 minutes
requirements from CRO
CITIZEN CHARTER
The Bureau of Fire Protection Office is one of the front liner offices of Local
Government Unit (LGU), which renders NONOON BREAK Service. Proper recording and
registration of business establishments and issuance of required documents are the keys to
uphold the integrity and accuracy of information in the BFP. Effective implementation of
instructions in this manual together with other related laws and guidelines are necessary to help
attain these objectives towards our shared outlook to have a fire safety city.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
In the year 1956, the Columbian priest Father Ohalpen and Father Hynes came to the
municipality of Mabigo. They felt one important missing institution in that is the possibility opening
secondary school for the growing young people of this mountain paradise. In the year 1957, Saint Joseph
Academy was opened and was housed in the old convent of the parish. It was a two year secondary
course and with only eight students and four teachers to handle the tasks.
The Columbian Priest did not stay in Canlaon for long, so the management of the newly opened
school was turned over to the two priests namely Father Ecube and Father Acebedo. However the
operation of the school was temporarily shelved because of the problem that the priests have encountered.
In the year 1961, Father Andres Flores succeeded Father Acebedo as Canlaon Parish Priest. He
continued the operation of Saint Joseph Academy. Through his effort, the four year secondary course was
approved.In 1965, it marked the first Graduation Rites of the Graduates of Saint Joseph Academy. Most
of them were transferees from the schools. The first graduates numbered only eight students. In the year
1966 to 1967, Saint Joseph Academy had Eight Alumni Graduates these was during the time Mr. Fidel
Renacia as principal. When father Andres Flores was transferred in Canlaon as the new Parish Priest, the
school was turned over to the Order of Friar Minors (O.F.M.). This time, Father Lloyd Johnston, an
Engineer, initiated the construction of Saint Joseph Academy building as its present site. The former Miss
LinaTanatas was the principal.
When Father Lloyd Johnston was assigned to another Parish Father Raymond Kernan Kilroy and
Donan Paskey, both from the O.F.M took over the school administrators of the school. Father Kilroy
became the school Director of Saint Joseph Academy (SJA) while Father Paskey became the Parish
Priest.Father Kilroy left for the United States ahead of Father Paskey so the latter was left to manage the
School from the year 1972, Mr. Gregorio Banua became the Principal but his stint started from 1978
when he decided to transfer to Government service.
Before Father Kilroy left for the states, the first ever student demonstration happened as offshoot
of the event, names of prominent student leaders front lined Bobby Jalandoni, Camel Pangcog and Susan
Alfonso to many to mention a few their demands were carefully studied by the administration and all
that starts well so to say.
Notable events during this time were the staging of Miss SJA, a brain and beauty contest which
became a forerunner of the present beauty search in Canlaon City.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
The Miss SJA was an event whose mechanics was changed through the years to suit the
demands of the time, but the trademark of Miss SJA of a Catholic beauty pageant with beauty
and brains never change up to the present.
The dual meet between Saint Francis-Vallehermoso, a Sister Franciscan school and Saint
Joseph Academy was initiated with which the venue for the games alternate between these sister
schools.
Slowly, Saint Joseph Academy graduates rose to the standard of academic excellence
acceptable by the known standard school in the Negros Island like Siliman University and
University of Negros Occidental-Recoletos, where graduates of Saint Joseph Academy were no
longer required to take entrance exams.
Father Paskey soon left for his homeland and the school was left under the care of a
Filipino Franciscan Priest, Father Henry V. Taganile. During his short stint as School Director,
the Principal was Miss Lina Tanatan was appointed for the second time.
Shortly after, the school was turned over to the Diocese of Dumaguete under the
directorship of Father Jesus Flores, the younger brother of Father Andres Flores. Miss Belen M.
Bautista was the principal at the time while Father Romegio Omale became the spiritual director.
Father Jesus Flores was transferred to the municipality of Siaton, Negros Oriental.
Sometime in the year 1984, Miss Belen M. Bautista and Father Romegio Omale
conceived a dream to turn Saint Joseph Academy into a College. Timely, Miss Belen M. Bautista
had just finished her master degree and had successfully defended her thesis. She immediately
initiated the task of putting her dream to reality. She made representations to the Department of
Education Culture and Sport (DECS) now Department of Education (DepEd) and had prepared
all the necessary papers required by the agency.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
If forever change the history of Saint Joseph Academy and the countless lives of their
college graduates. The following year in 1985, their application for the establishment of the
college was approved. It was a major change in the annals of history of Saint Joseph Academy
and marked a new school, Saint Joseph College of Canlaon City (SJCC). It started with only two
courses the Bachelor of Arts (AB) and the Junior Secretarial Course (JSC).
When Father Romegio Omale was transferred to the municipality of Bayawan (now
Bayawan City), Father Manuel P. Duetao, the parish priest became the School Administrator. It
was during his time, that a class room was renovated to become a school Chapel. The following
year, Saint Joseph College of Canlaon had adapted to another change as the director has to be
transferred again to the Municipality of Bacong.
In order not leave the management of the school in a vacuum, the diocese of Dumaguete
invited the Franciscan Apostolic Sisters (FAS) to run and administer Saint Joseph college of
Canlaon. This year Ms. Belen M. Bautista ended her seven-year stint as principal of Saint Joseph
Academy.
In 1986 to 1987, the Franciscan Apostolic Sister came under Sister Mary Bonhogon as
the School Directress and the College Dean, Sister Lorie Fuentes as the High School Principal
and Sister Thelma Patapat as the Canteen Manager.
That year, the first batch of the Junior Secretarial Course (JSC) graduates marched on
stage. Although they were only ten, yet this marked a major accomplishment for the school.
The following year, Saint Joseph College of Canlaon experienced a revamp in her school
personnel Sister Mary Bonhogon was recalled to the Mother house together with Sister Martina.
Sister Miluna Ruiz Cielo FAS, Ph.D took over the School Directress and the College Dean.
Sister Elaine Bael FAS became the new School Treasurer and Canteen Manager while Sister
Lori Fuentes was retained as the High School Principal. The Sisters convent was finished and it
served as the house of the sisters. The school canteen was also constructed adjacent to the
Sisters Convent there were four courses opened, Bachelor in Science in Commerce major In
Management (BSC), Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSED), Bachelor of Arts (AB) major in
English and History, and the Junior Secretarial Course (JSC).
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Through Sister Milunas intelligence, good education, wit, courage and experience. The
school just as the two courses was already added in the school curriculum, the school gymnasium
and College building had been constructed and entire school campus fenced graduates of Saint
Joseph College especially form the Education Department had given their Alma Mater honor and
pride in passing the Professional Board Examination for Teachers (PBET) and Civil Service
Career Examination (CSCE). Other graduates also excelled in their chosen field of endeavors.
The years when Sister Miluna Cielo held the position as School Administrator showed a
major leap for Saint Joseph College. Playground facilities were constructed, the volley ball court
improved and concrete pavements were lined, all meant for the benefits of the school
community.
Funds were pouring from the community like parents, alumni and friends through tireless
efforts of this dynamic leader. The High School Principal during this time was Sister Lolita
Lobete.
In the year 1988-1989, mark the first graduation on a four year courses in AB and BSED.
The graduates of BSED Major in History were five and three in Major in English. In AB there
were only two and luckily all of them passed the Teacher Board Exam. The college building and
the construction of the childrens playground were started.
In 1989-1990, the same Administrator ruled the school Sister Lolita M. Lobete was the
principal. There were four hundred eighty four high school students and one hundred sixteen
college students. There were in College graduates, four from BSE, and one from
AB.
Among these graduates seven of them go the loyalty award. The volleyball court was
constructed for P.E students. The mini-gym was also finished this year.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
In the following year, same school Administrator. There were five hundred and seventy
eight high school students and one hundred and forty eight college students with nine BSED
graduates, twelve JSC and two BSC and fifteen loyalty awardees. In the year 1991-92, there
were one hundred and sixty two college students with nine graduates, four BSE, three in AB and
two JSC. In 1992-93, there were five hundred and one high school students and two hundred
college students. There were thirteen College graduates, twelve from BSE and one from BSC.
In 1993-94, this year, the elementary level was opened with forty eight enrollees. The
following year, Sister Miluna Ruiz Cielo was transferred. Sister Irene Anapi took over the
Administration, with Sister Delia Brimon as the High School Principal, while Sister Helen Nabor
took the post of Elementary Principal. Sister Aida Allam was the Librarian and at the same times
the Canteen Manager.
With the coming of Sister Irene Anapi as the new Administrator, people became doubtful
of her capacity to do and compete with what her predecessor had done for Saint Joseph College.
However, all apprehension was proven wrong because under her Administration, Saint
Joseph College of Canlaon became better and beneficial for the community. She worked hard for
the DECS recognition of the Elementary Education (BEED). Her efforts were rewarded as Saint
Joseph College of Canlaon received her official recognition from DECS on January 17, 1995. Sr.
Iren Anjali was an Administrator who place great emphasis on molding her students for
academic excellence and spiritual formation. In 1995 also, a Computer Secretarial Course (CSC)
was offered in the school. She also initiated for the school accreditation with the Associate of
Catholic School but was not realized due to her call of transfer to the Motherhouse.
Notable achievements during the time of Sister Irene Anapi as the School Directress will
be mentioned to name a few. She facilitated some of her faculty members to avail of the CHED
Program on minimum Master Degree subject requirements at CVPC and Siliman University,
Dumaguete City.
She then initiated and finished the construction of a new building that facilitated the
computer classes and the audio visual room.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Aside from these, there were many changes that happened in the physical set up of Saint
Joseph College. The school library was transferred to the main building for accessibility of the
students. The Home Economics building was provided as a good training area in Home
Economics related activities. A school dormitory was also realized during the latter part of her
term.
The Administrator was not only thinking of the building for students better learning
atmosphere, but she has also a heart for the poor yet deserving students. A program with GASPE
has been initiated. She also coordinated with the local Government Officials. The late City and
Vice Mayor Jose B. Cardenas supported her dreams by proving scholarship funds for these
intellectually deserving students.
In 1996, Sister Erlinda Tomagan succeeded as the School Directress and the College
Dean. With her were Sister Helen Nabor as the Elementary and High School Principal and Sister
Aida Allam as the Canteen Manager.
During this time, there is a newly built functional Science laboratory room, well-
furnished as a second floor to the Computer and AVR Rooms.
In 1997 to 2001, Sister Maria Delia Brimon became the School Directress and College
Dean with Sister Flora Tenanted as the Elementary and High School Principal. She was able to
renovate the school chapel to accommodate the schools growing academic needs.
In the year 2001, the new Administrator was Sister Adela Piton and Sister FlorDechime
as the Elementary Principal, but the latter did not stay long and is replaced by Sister Daisy
Aquiten who is now acting Elementary School Principal.
Sister Adela Pabons improved the school as a whole. First, the realization of the newly
built covered-walk in cooperation with the project of the Student Government came into
existence just the other year to protect students, teachers and individuals from getting wet during
rainy days.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Second, the on-going faculty developments in sending teaching attend in service trainings
and seminars. Worthy to mention is the Graduate Studies in consortium with College de Santa
Rita, San Carlos City, Negros Occidental, for teachers conduct their classes here at St. Joseph
College every Saturdays and Sundays. Finally, the construction of the College building giving
the College students a home they can call their own.
The Franciscan Apostolic Sisters are trying to improve a well-rounded Catholic quality
education so as to develop pupils and students actual potentials for the growth and development.
For all this years, the Administrators have done much for the physical and academic
development of the school. In fact, Sister Adela ushered a new meaning of family by giving the
faculty members both the full time and the part timers a chance to improve their profession by
sending them to various seminars related to their fields. The faculty members and staff invited to
out of school events like field trips and retreats. Because of this, Sister Adela gained the respect
to the Alumni, the Parents, the Faculty, the Students and the Community.
Everybody is dreaming and strived excellence! Thus, all dreams and plans will only be
realized if the Administration, Faculty and Staff, Parents, Students, and Community will work
for the unity towards the fulfillment of this dream. The school has also joined successfully
various activities. The Triangular Meet sponsored by the Local Government Unit (LGU) which
was participated in y the three (3) High Schools within the City namely; Fortunately, some of the
schools athletes were qualified to join the provincial Athletic Meet.
The first Philippine Council of Business Educators and the Students Provincial Congress
which was being participated by selected College students held at Dumaguete City was fully
supported by the Administration both financially and morally. The same support was also given
to a representative from the high school department in attending a Leadership
Workshop/Seminar. Held in Bacolod City.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
For the School year 2005-2006, As the last of the five-year term of Sister Ma. Adela M.
Pabon, FAS, it offered two numerous Blessings. First, the assignment of Sister Evangeline Z.
Arcala, FAS, who was native of Canlaon. Second, was the realization of the dream come true for
the College Students as we have now the cool-painted college building with its lighted foot walk.
The entire school campus have also undergone re painting as it now looks improvised and
somehow ready to face the coming of the new school year. Lastly, legacy of two new courses
was offered namely: Associate in Computer Secretarial (ACS) and Associate in Agricultural
Technology (AGTECH).
For the School year 2006-2008, a new personality emerged the person of Sister Susan O.
Turingan, FAS, as the new Director of the school. Sister Loida Nitura, FAS, is also appointed
such as management of canteen and the physical facility of the administration office (Registrar,
Treasurer, and Directors officer) had been transferred and many other minor and major changes.
Last March 20, 2013, a new two-storey building is now visibly seen in Saint Joseph
College compound which was blessed by Rev. Fr. Daniel Patcrick Y. Parcon, Diocesan
Administrator of San Carlos. The project was initiated through the able leadership of Sr. Miluna
Ruiz Cielo FAS, Ph.D, who had arduously and dedicated work hard for completion of the said
project. The building will serve as the cashier and registrars offices on the first floor while
second floor will be utilized for the Sisters convent.For the School Year 2012-2013, a total of 24
elementary graduates, 60 high school graduates and 84 colleges had marched.In the year 2014-
2015, a new two-storey college building. This year 2015-2016, the new two-storey college
buildings are now already benefited by the new generation. Another great accomplished initiated
through the able leadership of Sr. Miluna Ruiz Cielo FAS, PhD, who continued to make Saint
Joseph College a better school.
We look forward to a more updated professional growth of the faculty and staff as it one
of the agendum and target of the new administration. St. Joseph College for fifty long but
beautiful years is part of every Canlaonian home. It had brought successes to countless graduates
who pursued their dreams bearing with them the ideals of a Christian-Catholic Education
wherever they go.
Sr. Miluna Ruiz Cielo FAS, PhD inspires us that let us not be tired helping Saint Joseph College
and this is your home away from home. Godbless.
Thank you so much Saint. Joseph, our Patron Saint. May you will lead us to another fifty
fruitful years of Christian-Catholic Education for our children and our childrens children.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
RAY D. QUILIOPE
Freedom Avenue, Poblacion Mabinay,
Negros Oriental
(0947)-896-7269
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Founded 1957
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Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
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CHRISTOPHER S. CORNITO
Brgy.Panubigan, Canlaon City
(0910)-981-7010
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SKILLS
Driving
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
PERSONAL INFORMATION
SKILLS
Computer Literate
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
SONNY T. BALDADO
ABIS, MABINAY, NEGROS ORIENTAL
(0932)-873-4257
PERSONAL INFORMATION
SKILLS
Photography, Driving
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
ARMANDO R. SEMILLANO
Panubigan, Canlaon City
(0910)-981-7010
PERSONAL INFORMATION
: Bayawan College
Bachelor of Arts 2002-2003
SKILLS
Human Resource Management and Development Office- this is the office where I was
assigned to conduct my On-the-Job Training before I was reassigned to the office of the Bureau
of Fire Protection. On the first week of my training, I was very blessed and excited because of
the new environment and the new people around me. Im glad that our first day of OJTwas worth
remembering. We attended the flag raising ceremony. After that, we personally submitted our
application forms to our department heads in our designated offices. On my second day, I really
enjoyed putting up some Christmas decorations inside and outside the office together with my
co-trainees and some other employees. We were able to finish it before 5 oclock in the
afternoon.On my third day, I was very tired upon encoding some documents as requested by Mr.
Palis. After Ive done encoding, I calculated the total number of absences and leaves of some
employees.
On my fourth day, I looked for some files inside the cabinet, gathered all of it and
compiled it as one.On the last day of the week,I was having a hard time in checking the
employees status. After that, I encoded some information gathered and then placed the folders
inside the cabinet and arranged it according to its designated offices. I attended the flag retreat
before going to school.I encountered different kinds of works inside the office. Sometimes I felt
tired and bored but all those feelings were gone when I heard that I made an impressive output
according to our department head. Dealing and meeting different kinds of people and employees
require good communication skills as well as good manners and right conduct. By then, you can
start building a good impression towards them. A lot of things I learned on my first week of duty.
I learned how to deal well with new employees and my co-trainees. I also learned how to
calculate the total numbers of absences and leaves of some workers which I thought would be
very hard for me to do. I learned that there is really happiness behind the busy schedules and the
rush hours.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
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Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
On the first day of the second week of our OJT, I was very serious in calculating the total
number of late and absences of some employees. On the next day, I was very tired upon looking
for some files inside the cabinet and in replacing it with new folders.
On the third day, we were so busy practicing our song number for tomorrows party, to
be held in Canlaon City Sports and Cultural Center. On the fourth day, we celebrated our
Christmas party together with the Local Government Unit employees. We dance, sing, eat, drink
and party all day. On the fifth day of the week, I went busy encoding some documents. I felt tired
but overall, I felt very happy because I was able to finish my work before the day ended.
There are things that I learned on my second week of OJT. I was able to meet new
personalities during our party. I learned how to manage my own time, how to deal with those
superior personalities, and on how to balance my work and my studies very well.
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Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
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Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
The first day of Week 3 of our OJT was a little bit tiring day. I attended the flag raising
ceremony at the City Hall ground floor. After that I went home and dressed up to join the
outreach program at Brgy. Masulog. After the program, I reported back to the office and do some
light works. On the next day, I was just encoding some papers which I was told to do so and then
on the third day, I felt pressured in computing the total number of absences and leave of some
employees. The next two consecutive days were our Christmas vacation.
I learned how to have a proper time management on my third week of being a trainee. It is
never an excuse not to perform your duties and responsibilities well, just because you are busy or
youre having a conflict with your schedule. I learned how to deal well with pressures and rush
hours.
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Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Monday 28Dec. 2015 I just observed the whole day. Most of the 8
staff was on force leaves.
Tuesday 29 Dec. 2015 Last day of duty. I still observed. 8
First day of this week was very boring. I spent my whole day with nothing to do but just
observed because our dear employees were on force leave. On the second day, nothing has
changed because I was still observing. On the next three days we have no duty in preparation for
the upcoming New Year. As what I had observed, this week is the most boring week due to the
fact that I had learned less.
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Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Tuesday 05Jan. 2016 The same work I did for this day which is to 8
calculate the overall applications for leave.
Wednesday 06 Jan. 2016 Encoded the data all day long. 8
Thursday 07Jan. 2016 All I did for today was to observe as to how other 8
employees have done their works.
Friday 08Jan. 2016 Encoded the procurement information. 8
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Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Day 1 of Week 5 of our OJT is a busy day. I was having a hard time in calculating the
applications for leave of some employees. At the end of the day, I did my job well.
On the second day of the week, I did the same work which is to calculate the overall
applications for leave. Well, I was a bit tired but somehow I enjoyed my work.
On the third day of the week, another tiring moment I encountered. I encoded the data all
day long which made me feel very tired. The next day, I just observed how the employees have
done their works inside our office.
On the fifth week, I encoded the procurement information as requested by one of our
staff. After the work was done, I attendee the flag retreat before going to school.
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Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Thursday 14Jan. 2015 Interview the clients and issued a fire safety 8
inspection certificate to them.
Friday 15Jan. 2015 I printed the IO and let the clients sign it after 8
getting the FSIC.
On my first day of being assigned to this office,I can never hide the fact that I felt nervous and
somehow shy because of the new environment and new group of personnel inside the office.
Surprisingly, I was shocked upon how they accommodated us and gave us a very warm
welcome. They taught us as to how their works should be done and also its processes and
purposes.
On my second day, I was taught how to edit the Fire Safety Inspection Certificate. I encoded
it and then printed it out and issued it to our clients. On the third day, I and my co-trainee
worked hand-in-hand on encoding the FSIC and edited it for the whole day.
On the fourth day, we had our one-stop-shop duty at the Canlaon City Hall. We were very
busy because there were lots of clients we dealt with.On the fifth day of the week, I was
assigned to encode the Fire Safety Inspection Certificate and issued it to the clients.
Afterwards, I let them sign the Inspection Order and recorded the transactions in the logbook.
It was a week full of fun and enjoyment. Although we felt tired with our works but we were
On the third day, I enjoyed dealing with our clients. I conducted an interview related to my
task and I issued an Inspection Order to our applicants and have it signed. On the next day, I felt
tired upon recording files in the logbook. It took one day after I finished it. On the last day of the
week, I encoded the FSIC again. Based on the preceding works Ive done this week, I learned
how to deal with the applicants professionally and on how to issue receipts to them.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
WEEK 8
DAY DATE DAILY NO. OF
ACCOMPLISHMENT WORKING
HOURS
Monday Jan. 25, 2016 Printing all the inspection 8
order the whole day
Tuesday Jan. 26, 2016 Encoding of FSEC and 8
printed it
Wednesday Jan. 27, 2016 Transferred the files to the 8
logbook just in case data
will be lost from the
computer
Thursday Jan. 28 2016 Computing the total amount 8
of collections for this week
Friday Jan. 29, 2016 Having a lunch fellowship 8
with the BFP personnel
Monday Feb. 01, 2016 Making up for my one day 8
absent last month
Founded 1957
First day of week 8, I got so busy with my work. I printed the Inspection Order and the Fire
Safety Evaluation Certificate as requested by our City Fire Marshal. This is a preparation if ever
there will be lots of clients that might come on the following days, due to the fact that the
deadline for the business permits is fast approaching.
On the second day, I did the same work. I encoded the fire safety evaluation clearance and
printed it out for the applicants. I was a bit tired on this day because I was also studying while
working.
On the third day, I enjoyed recording the files in the logbook for I know that few days more
to go and we will end our On the Job Training in this office. The fourth day of this week was
somehow confusing. I calculated the total amount that we collected from our applicants. We also
had our picture taking inside and outside the office as a sort of remembrance and for the
documentation of our narrative report.
On the fifth day of the week, I never expected that behind our busy day, our City Fire
Marshal planned to have a lunch fellowship with us. We enjoyed eating together with the Bureau
of Fire Protection personnel and have some picture taking inside the office.
My last day of duty was on the first day of the month of February. During this day, I spent
my whole time in doing the same task, as requested by one of our senior fire officers. Overall, I
leaned so many things during my OJT. Whether good or bad, happy or sad, I really enjoyed it all.
With the help of my co-trainee and BFP Personnel, I was able to perform those assigned tasks to
me very well. I learned how to deal with the applicants in a professional manner. I am certain
that even though I encountered conflicts sometimes, still I am able to finish my training with a
good performance evaluation.
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
TEACHING STAFF
Ms. JemeletteSeballos
Grade VI Adviser
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
Mr. MelchorAlcalde
Mr. John Mar Daragosa
Mr. Frederick Dayanan
Dr. Mario Dejito
Mr. Lerio Jonathan
Mr. Victorio Salinas
Mr. John Paul Salindo
Mr. GeovanieEspino
Mr. BaltazarMagdayao
Mr. Marlon Sabio
Mrs. Marife Eleco
Mrs. Marisa Cornelia
Mrs. Rosalina Marinay
Mrs. Fe Angelic Mercado
Mrs. Rosa Narciso
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Mrs. JunavelOrizonte
Mrs. AvelinaRecania
Mrs. Estela Zapanta
Mrs. Myrna Cabatingan
Mrs. PerlaMontealegre
Mrs. LedenineEstampador
Ms. Katherine Omadlao
Saint Joseph College of Canlaon
Founded 1957
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
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Assistant Registrar
Ms. EmelieMaribong
Office Aide