GREAT HARVEST ACADEMY OF TECNICAL SKILLS (GHATS), INC.

3rd Flr., Dela Rama Arcad, Luzuriaga St., Brgy. 12, Bacolod City, Negros Occidental

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

BREAD AND PASTRY PRODUCTION NC II – 141 hours

Specific requirements must be submitted to the Registrar before he/she

can be admitted to any course/qualification of the institution. He/she is
considered officially enrolled if all admission requirements are complied.

Trainees or students should posses the following requirements:

 Able to read and write;

 With good moral character
 Able to communicate, both orally and in writting; and
 Physically fit and mentally healthy
 Trainees to undergo YP4SC/Power Test if NCAE is not available

Other admission requirements:

 High School report card (for High School graduate)

 Transcript of Records (for College graduate)
 Certificate of good moral character from the school previously attended
 Honorable Dismissal if Transferee
 Duly accomplished enrolment forms original
 Two pieces 1x1 ID picture and 2x2 ID pictures
 Certificate of Live Birth issued by NSO

Prepared by:

SAMMY A. NUARBE
President
 GREAT HARVEST ACADEMY OF TECNICAL SKILLS (GHATS), INC.
3rd Flr., Dela Rama Arcad, Luzuriaga St., Brgy. 12, Bacolod City, Negros Occidental

RULES ON ATTENDANCE

BREAD AND PASTRY PRODUCTION NC II – 141 hours

Students enrolled in the school program, shall strictly abide to the rules on
attendance as implemented by the school as follows:

1. Tardiness
Late-coming in going/reporting to the school and class
schedules is totally discourage, however, a latecomer of at least 5
minutes during the start of classes in the respective session is allowed
but not habitual. Repeated tardiness and commission of such 3 times
within a week is subject for disciplinary action upon the
evaluation/recommendation of the school registrar to the director of the
school for proper action.

2. Absenteeism
Committing absences from school is permissible with
justification of a valid reasons and proper information to the school
authority noted by the class adviser/trainer. Allowable absences are 5
days only or 40 hours during the whole training period.

Prepared by:

SAMMY A. NUARBE
President