PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF MISAMIS

OCCIDENTAL

work immersion:
real world
experience at senior
high
Desired Learning Competencies
For Senior High School students
Academic Skills Soft Skills
English - Reading and Writing, Interpersonal
Communications
Customer Service
Math - Arithmetic, Algebra,
Statistics

Science - General, Biology, Industry Skills

Chemistry and Physics
based on the different course
outlines of the different school
Computer- PC (university/college)
troubleshooting, Data
processing, Bookkeeping and
Information Technology
 "By the time learners reach Senior High
School, they would have already
acquired almost all the competencies and
skills that would prepare them for the
curriculum exits (higher education,
employment, middle-skills development,
and entrepreneurship)."
DepEd Order No. 30 series of 2017
 work
a subject in Senior High School Curriculum, which involves hands-on
experience or work simulation in which learners can apply their
competencies and acquired knowledge relevant to their track.
a simulated workplace experience for the students to develop industry-
based competencies to improve their employment prospects.
 WORK
OBJECTIVES
IMMERSION
01 02
Appreciate the
03
Gain relevant and practical Enhance technical
industrial skills under the importance and
knowledge and
guidance of industry application of the
experts and workers; principles and theories skills.
taught in school
 WORK
OBJECTIVES
IMMERSION
0104 02
Appreciate the
05 03
Gain relevant and practical
Enrich skills in Develop good work habits,
Enhance technical
industrial skills under the importance and
communications
guidance of industry and attitudes,
application of the appreciation,
knowledge and
and
human
experts respect for work.
relations principles and theories
and workers; skills.
taught in school
 IMMERSIO
Students become

N
Students become Students become
good team players financially aware at goal-driven.
an early age.
 EXPERIENC
Practical wisdom is only to be
E of experience.
learned in the school
Precepts and instruction are useful
as they go, but, without the
discipline of real life, they remain of
the nature of theory only.

- Samuel Smiles