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CSTC- HRS Welcomes Aboitiz ApEx Program |
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 CSTC takes another innovative step in the training and development of the HRS as it welcomes the Aboitiz ApEx Program. Apprenticeship by Experience or, ApEx, is a unique “Hands on learning and sea-travel experience” aimed at developing quality-oriented people in the HRM Industry.
This privilege of taking part of the Aboitiz Transfort System’s (ATS) idea of “training on board” was granted to CSTC President Nelson D. Mendoza with by Mr. Terrence Rena, Account Manager of sales and Marketing, ATS.
This sail-away training program intends to arm the students with ample knowledge about onboard environment and sea-life. Its also seeks to prepare the HRS students for a possible future trend in the HRM industry to focus on cruising with hotel-like conveniences and restaurants onboard a ship. On board the SuperFerry Vessel, students live through for a variety of practical experiences in job skills necessary to qualify for entry positions in hotel accommodation such as Front Desk Services, Housekeeping and Food Beverage Services.
This participation is part of the CSTC’s goals of innovation and responsiveness in finding new ways of learning to help the HRS students be equipped with the knowledge and skills required to meet the increasing demand of the HRM industry.
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CSTC Celebrates Acquaintance Night |
It was a festive event for all the CSTCians as they celebrated their acquaintance party at Queen Margarette Hotel last Wednesday, July 29, 2009. The program started with the theme “A Child exposes to theatre becomes a better adult “. Through this event, each student had a chance to look and be at their best.
It all started with the doxology which was led by Mr. Quito Anthony C. Ocampo. He also gave a very amazing number during that event. He sang many beautiful songs which really entertained the audience. Next to it was welcome remark of Mr. Rogelio G. Borruel and the message of the respected and beloved CSTC President, Mr. Nelson D. Mendoza. Both of them encouraged all students that the said event is just a stepping stone for them to be more exposed to their environment and they should know how to get acquainted with every person they will meet. The first part ended as all raised their glasses for the toast of success and then dinner ensued.
There was a ballroom dance competition after wherein all students with their respective courses are invited to join. Each of them represented their blocks by showing their intensifying energy as they hit the dance floor with their silver toes. From this event, the brilliant BMIT bagged the 3rd place by dancing the cha-cha; prolific CSIT bagged the 2nd place for dancing the Mambo and the foppish HRS as they grabbed the 1st place in their Rumba. Well, they had proved their excellence!
Soon after, another special number was given by given by Mr. Michael Cruz (HRS) and Ms. Jessica Marabe (BMIT). Both of them were known as the CSTC’s renowned dancers. And of course, the entire program is not complete without the parade of the contingents for the new Mr. And Ms. Acquaintance 2009. It took so long for the board of judges to choose who will be the candidates. All students looked so gorgeous and handsome with their dresses and coats but still, there are the chosen ones. Rachelyn Pactor together with her partner, Melvin Ramos were awarded for Best Dress; Ronacel Rodriguez and Kevin Mateo for Faces of the Night; and Jason Cabalsa with his partner Vera Rusella Lanfaloni bagged the prestigious Ms. and Mr. Acquaintance 2009 award.
The program was highlighted with shimmering of kaleidoscope lights and music as everybody sway their bodies to dance in the function hall which started at 12:00 midnight up to 4:00 in the morning. The said event was hosted by Ms. Mary Joyce Dando and Mr. Victor Nadela. |
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CSTC College, a WiFi Hot zone |
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 “Wi-Fi has become a universal expectation among college students, and their attitudes towards technology are a good indicator of broad changes underway in how we as a society learn, work and communicate," said Edgar Figueroa, executive director of the Wi-Fi Alliance. Wi-Fi is an essential part of today's college experience. Major universities and campuses all over the country started to deploy this technology. Accordingly, CSTC College in Sariaya goes Wi-Fi.
CSTC acquired wireless routers with 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g technologies and adapters providing Wi-Fi services to classrooms, offices and grounds of the newly constructed CSTC main building in Arellano. Mr. Noel D. Mendoza, System Administrator of CSTC College, IT Dept. stated that CSTCians with wi-fi enabled gadgets (mobile phones, notebooks and laptops, PSPs etc.) can now enjoy a fast and free internet connection within campus grounds and classrooms. With a 2.5 MBPS DSL internet connection and up to 54MPS wireless router speed, the network is geared to handle unlimited usage by wireless gadgets. However, he also stated that finding a right location for notebook/laptop users would ease and make web surfing faster. Over 200 computers in four computer laboratories and offices are equipped with wireless adapters and flat LCD display. As part of the same project, CSTC faculty and staff offices are also receiving wireless connections to the network. Once again CSTC pioneers this technology and continues to educate citizens and build communities throughout Quezon Province. |
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