One of the goals of the K-12 Education Program is to develop the learner’s competence,

work ethic, and values relevant to pursuing further education and /or joining the world of work.

The major goals is to become familiar with the work place, for employment simulation, and to

apply the competence in areas of specialization/applied subjects in authentic work environment.

As a student we must discover ourselves and our personal goals. With the help of work

immersion, we can be competitive in any areas that we specialized. While developing our skills

and talents, we are recognizing or personal goals as of what we are to become and what we could

be.

Being able to set personal goals can help us be organized and planned in our journey in

life. With the competence and confidence that we will be developing in ourselves it can be an

advantage to our work environment and also to the possible future opportunities that we may

encounter. Realizing our potentials and skills can also be a key or a stair to every personal goal

that we have in life. It may be hard sometimes, but with the help of our goals nothing is

impossible. For every goal it is a matter of competence, confidence, and self-realization.

In conducting ourselves we must be punctual in everything that we do, arriving on time to

work and for meetings demonstrates commitment to what we do. Bad days, everyone has them.

But bringing your bad attitude into work not only reflects poorly on you but also accomplishes

nothing. Resist the urge to take out your bad feelings on others and instead commit to check your

attitude at the door. Focus your energy on the positives: what can you do to make a bad situation

better? Just as you should be willing to share your knowledge and talents with your coworkers,

you should be equally receptive to the contributions of others. The expression “many hands

make light work,” holds true in the workplace for those willing to accept the assistance of others.

And lastly In life, no one is immune from mistakes. It’s inevitable that workplace mistakes will

occur, but acknowledging your errors, making your best effort to correct them, and learning

along the way can help you recover and avoid future falters.