POST WORK IMMERSION SCRIPT

1. PRELIMINARIES
;Ladies and gentlemen, as we are about to start our program please
be seated and make yourself comfortable. May I request everyone to
please occupy the seats in front. Thank you so much.
;Once again may I request everyone to be seated as we are about to
start our program in _minutes.
I would like to seek your cooperation in competing this undertaking.
Kindly switch your mobile phones to silent mode to avoid interruption.
Thank you for your kind cooperation and attention.

2. INTRODUCTION
LLOYD: Work Immersion is an educational program that provides
senior high school students with practical and hands-on experience in their
chosen field of study. It is an essential aspect of their curriculum as it aims to
bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world application.
JAM: Work immersion helps students to develop the necessary skills
and competencies needed to succeed in their future careers. It prepares them
to face real-world challenges and provides them with the opportunity to put
their academic knowledge into practice.
BOTH: Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen!
JAM: Today is one of the day of exploring limitless possibilities and
the wonderful things that could happen right after we graduate high school.
I am Jamaicah Mae G. Pascual
LLOYD: And I am John Lloyd B. Metran
BOTH: Your masters of ceremony for this program. And it is our honor to
welcome you all to day on Post Work Immersion 2023!!
 LLOYD: without much further ado may I request everyone to please
rise for our invocation to be conducted by Mr. Emmanuel A. Alangue a
Senior High School HUMMS student.

……………………….P R A Y E R……………………

LLOYD: You may now take the comfort of your seats. Allow us to
greet each everyone of you.
 To our diligent Principal of Patul NHS Dr. Eloisa L. Dizon
 To our equally industrious and competent high school
coordinators, Ma’am Virginia M. Itchon, Ma’am Marivic Halog,
Ma’am Wilma Zamora, Ma’am Noriedele Gavanez and Ma’am
Rovelyn R. Lucas.
 To our dynamic and approachable Work Immersion
coordinators, Maam Abegail a. Calimag and Sir Noel Costales.
 To our amazing Work Immersion partners from different
companies (read all companies)
 to all the senior high school teachers that are here.
 And to all of the Grade 12 students. Good afternoon each and
everyone!

3. WELCOME REMARKS

JAM: ladies and gentlemen, to formally open and give us the words
of welcome, it is my privilege to introduce to you, our ever humble and
commendable Senior high school coordinator, Maam Rovelyn R. Lucas. A
big hand please.

…………………………………STATEMENT…………………………….
 LLOYD: Thank you so much Ma’am Rovelyn for the heartwarming
remarks.
4. INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE
LLOYD: At this moment, an event is never complete without an
inspirational message, for that, let us welcome our highly respected
Principal III Dr. Eloisa L. Dizon. A massive round of applause everyone.
Thank you so much maam for the enlightening message.

5. SHARING OF EXPERIENCES & LEARNINGS

JAM: at this juncture, may we call on Jeanelle Dizon from Grade 12
Diligence HUMMS student to share her experiences and learnings in her
10 days of work immersion in (Neah’s Pet shop) . Followed by other
students
 Ruffa Mae G. Zabala (benevolence) gravitea’s plate
 John Patrick Feria (diligence)cfs
 Diether Madanay (diligence) PNP santiago
 Jeryl MAligon (bene) LGU
 Christian P. Edale ( Tempe)
 Kezzylyn Chavez (tempe)

6. FEEDBACKS FROM PARTNERS

LLOYD: I'd want to take this opportunity to introduce our working
partners, who kindly took time out of their busy schedules to attend today's
meeting and provide input. Help me welcome them to the stage if you
can.Philippine National Police, Santiago.

(Followed by the other partners)

 Local Government Unit
 Children’s First School
 Neah’s Pet Shop
 Cagayan New Valley, Machine Shop
 Zen Hotel & Restaurant
  Gravitea’s Plate
 JK Electronics
 Thomtec Electronics
 Arnel Electronics
 RD Electronics
 Jercon Electronics

JAM: Thank you for being here with us today!

7. WORDS OF GRATITUDE

JAM: An event at this time would not be complete without words of

gratitude, so please join us in welcoming Ma'am Abegail Alangue-Calimag,
our work immersion coordinator. Everyone give a loud round of applause.

JAM: Thank You So much Ma’am Abby for that wonderful words of
gratitude.

GIVING CERTIFICATE

8. CLOSING REMARKS

LLOYD: We'd like to invite Sir Noel Costales, a TVL-EPAS work immersion
teacher, to make some Closing remarks. He deserves a round of applause.

LLOYD: Thank u sir noel.

9. CLOSING PRAYER
JAM: We'd like to encourage Justine DeGuzman, a HUMSS student, to
come up here for our closing prayer before we end up our program.
JAM: Well! I'm grateful. for contributing to the success of this program by
being there. This program has finally come to an end, and we would like to
properly conclude by saying, "Ends are not bad things, they just signal that
something else is about to begin. Again I am Jamaicah Mae Pascual.

LLOYD: And I am Lloyd B. Metran, your masters of ceremony for this

program. Keep going, keep growing, be blessed and Good bye!!!