TES Batch 15 Orientation Successfully Conducted at NCST for AY 2024–2025
TES Batch 15 Orientation Successfully Conducted at NCST for AY 2024–2025 May 23, 2026 – Dasmariñas, Cavite No Comments The National College of Science and Technology successfully conducted the TES Batch 15 Orientation for Academic Year 2024–2025 on May 12–13, 2026, at the NCST Multi-purpose Hall. The two-day activity gathered newly qualified TES Batch 15 grantees from various academic programs, serving as a formal onboarding and information session under the Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES) program. The orientation was conducted to ensure that all TES beneficiaries are fully informed about program policies, documentary requirements, compliance procedures, and institutional guidelines. It also provided a structured discussion on student responsibilities as TES grantees, including proper coordination with concerned offices and adherence to submission processes and requirements. On Day 1 and Day 2 of the orientation, the sessions were facilitated by Ms. Erbeth Alvaran, Scholarship Coordinator from the Office of the President, and Ms. Joanna Matencio from the Office of the President. Both facilitators discussed the comprehensive overview of the TES Program, including eligibility requirements, documentary submissions, validation processes, and key reminders for proper compliance and continuous qualification as TES beneficiaries. They emphasized the importance of accuracy in submitted documents, adherence to institutional procedures, and timely coordination with the concerned offices to avoid delays in processing. Students were also reminded to regularly check official announcements and maintain responsibility in managing their requirements throughout the academic year. The NCST Cashier Department also actively participated in the orientation by assisting the grantees and addressing their concerns related to financial and processing matters. Ms. Ann Cartagena and Ms. Jehee Singcay were present during the session to provide guidance and support, helping ensure a smoother and more organized coordination process for the students. Throughout the two-day orientation, TES Batch 15 students actively engaged in discussions by raising questions and clarifications regarding TES requirements, validation concerns, and program implementation. This helped strengthen their understanding of proper procedures and responsibilities as TES grantees. The NCST Multi-purpose Hall served as a productive venue for learning and engagement, fostering meaningful coordination between students, facilitators, and administrative staff. The orientation successfully reinforced the importance of discipline, accountability, and proper institutional coordination in the effective implementation of the TES Program. Overall, the activity highlighted NCST’s continued commitment to supporting students through accessible education assistance programs and structured academic guidance. Through initiatives like this, TES beneficiaries are equipped with the necessary knowledge and preparedness to successfully navigate their academic journey. The successful conduct of the TES Batch 15 Orientation reflects the institution’s dedication to student support and efficient implementation of government scholarship programs. NCST extends its gratitude to Ms. Erbeth Alvaran and Ms. Joanna Matencio from the Office of the President, Ms. Ann Cartagena and Ms. Jehee Singcay from the Cashier Department, along with other staff members and participating TES Batch 15 students for their active involvement, cooperation, and contribution to the success of the two-day orientation program. Recent News and Updates TES Batch 15 Orientation Successfully Conducted at NCST for AY 2024–2025 May 23, 2026 National College of Science & Technology and National Police Commission Formalize Partnership for NAPOLCOM Scholarship Program May 13, 2026 NCST Strengthens Global Academic Ties Through MoU Signing in Thailand April 14, 2026 Empowering Future Nation Builders: NCST Equips Graduating Students for Career and Global Opportunities March 28, 2026 NCST Celebrates Birthday Bash 1st Quarter 2026 with Joy and Recognition March 26, 2026
National College of Science & Technology and National Police Commission Formalize Partnership for NAPOLCOM Scholarship Program
National College of Science & Technology and National Police Commission Formalize Partnership for NAPOLCOM Scholarship Program May 13, 2026 – Dasmariñas, Cavite No Comments The National College of Science & Technology officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Police Commission for the implementation and strengthening of the NAPOLCOM Scholarship Program during a signing ceremony held last May 8, 2026 (Friday). The partnership was established under the leadership of FDr. Emerson B. Atanacio, MPM, MAEd, President and Chief Executive Officer of the NCST Education System, and Commissioner, Vice Chairperson and Executive Officer Atty. Rafael Vicente R. Calinisan of NAPOLCOM, represented during the ceremony by Dir. Arlene Castro-Co, Deputy Executive Officer. The Memorandum of Understanding aims to provide a more accessible and beneficiary-centered scholarship assistance program for qualified scholars, particularly surviving children of deceased and/or permanently incapacitated Philippine National Police personnel under Republic Act No. 6963. Through the agreement, NCST expressed its commitment to support qualified NAPOLCOM scholars by streamlining scholarship coordination and institutional support for beneficiaries and their families. Present during the signing ceremony from the NCST Education System were: FDr. Emerson B. Atanacio, MPM, MAEdPresident & Chief Executive Officer Ms. Carolina P. Baylen, LPT, MBACampus Manager Ms. Erbeth AlvaranScholarship Coordinator Representing NAPOLCOM were: Dir. Arlene Castro-CoDeputy Executive Officer Dir. Julieta P. Rañeses, MNSA, CESO IVRegional Director, NAPOLCOM Region IV-A (CALABARZON) Atty. Mia Antonette M. QuijanoAssistant Regional Director, NAPOLCOM Region IV-A (CALABARZON) Atty. Joicel C. SopeñaChief, Technical Services Division, NAPOLCOM Region IV-A (CALABARZON) Atty. Rose Ann A. TecioNAPOLCOM Provincial Officer – Cavite Mr. Joel V. CoriaPlanning Officer / Police Welfare Benefits Personnel Also present during the ceremony were students, staff members, and instructors who witnessed the formalization of the partnership and its significance in promoting accessible education and public service support. Through this initiative, NCST Education System continues to strengthen its commitment to educational accessibility, institutional collaboration, and nation-building by creating opportunities that support scholars and their families through meaningful partnerships with government agencies and stakeholders. Recent News and Updates National College of Science & Technology and National Police Commission Formalize Partnership for NAPOLCOM Scholarship Program May 13, 2026 NCST Strengthens Global Academic Ties Through MoU Signing in Thailand April 14, 2026 Empowering Future Nation Builders: NCST Equips Graduating Students for Career and Global Opportunities March 28, 2026 NCST Celebrates Birthday Bash 1st Quarter 2026 with Joy and Recognition March 26, 2026 NCST: Classroom Beyond Borders NCST Education System Strengthens Global Academic Partnership through MoU Signing March 24, 2026
NCST Strengthens Global Academic Ties Through MoU Signing in Thailand
NCST Strengthens Global Academic Ties Through MoU Signing in Thailand April 12, 2026 – Bangkok, Thailand No Comments The NCST Education System continues to expand its global footprint through a significant milestone marked by the ceremonial signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Chonburi Technological College & BP Bilingual Program, the first bilingual vocational institution in Thailand. The ceremony was held in Bangkok, Thailand, bringing together academic leaders and institutional representatives committed to fostering international collaboration and advancing educational excellence. The NCST Education System is led by its President and Chief Executive Officer, FDr. Emerson B. Atanacio, MPM, MAEd, whose vision for global engagement and academic excellence continues to drive the institution toward internationalization and innovation. Representing Chonburi Technological College & BP Bilingual Program was Dr. Puncharasm Tanpraphat, Deputy Director for Organization Development and Chief Executive Officer of the BP Program. The institution is recognized as a pioneering force in bilingual vocational education in Thailand. The initiative was carried out in partnership with Asia Academic Alliance Plus (AAA+), further strengthening regional academic cooperation and collaboration. Purpose of the Partnership The Memorandum of Understanding establishes a framework for cooperation aimed at: -Enhancing academic collaboration between both institutions -Promoting institutional partnerships and exchange programs -Supporting international educational initiatives and research development -Creating opportunities for student mobility and cross-cultural learning -Strengthening technical and vocational education through bilingual instruction This partnership reflects a shared vision of equipping learners with globally relevant skills, fostering innovation, and preparing students to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world. Advancing International Education Through this collaboration, NCST continues to position itself as a forward-thinking institution dedicated to building meaningful international relationships. The partnership is expected to open new pathways for collaborative programs, joint initiatives, and academic exchanges that will benefit both institutions. The involvement of Asia Academic Alliance Plus (AAA+) further reinforces a collective commitment to excellence in education across the region. Looking Ahead The MoU signing marks the beginning of a strategic partnership aimed at delivering impactful educational programs and fostering long-term collaboration. Under the leadership of FDr. Emerson B. Atanacio, NCST remains committed to developing globally competitive graduates and strengthening its presence in the international academic community. Recent News and Updates NCST Strengthens Global Academic Ties Through MoU Signing in Thailand April 14, 2026 Empowering Future Nation Builders: NCST Equips Graduating Students for Career and Global Opportunities March 28, 2026 NCST Celebrates Birthday Bash 1st Quarter 2026 with Joy and Recognition March 26, 2026 NCST: Classroom Beyond Borders NCST Education System Strengthens Global Academic Partnership through MoU Signing March 24, 2026 NCST Conducts Successful Bloodletting Activity in Partnership with Medical Institutions March 16, 2026
Empowering Future Nation Builders: NCST Equips Graduating Students for Career and Global Opportunities
Empowering Future Nation Builders: NCST Equips Graduating Students for Career and Global Opportunities March 27, 2026 – Dasmariñas, Cavite No Comments The National College of Science & Technology (NCST), through its Internship Training & Jobs Placement Office, successfully conducted a comprehensive career readiness seminar on March 26, 2026, at the NCST Gymnasium. The initiative gathered graduating students from various academic programs, all united by one goal – to become fully prepared, competent, and confident as they step into the professional world as future Nation Builders. A Step Toward Career Readiness Transitioning from student life to professional employment is a crucial milestone, and NCST continues to ensure that its graduates are not only academically equipped but also industry-ready. The seminar served as a bridge between education and employment, offering students practical knowledge, real-world insights, and guidance from government agencies directly involved in workforce development. The morning session, led by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), featured the Labor Education for Graduating Students (LEGS) program. This session provided essential discussions on employee rights, labor laws, workplace ethics, and current labor market trends. Students gained a deeper understanding of how to navigate employment conditions, empowering them to make informed career decisions. Understanding the Labor Market and Workplace Realities Beyond basic employment knowledge, the session also tackled the realities of today’s competitive job market. Students were oriented on in-demand skills, employer expectations, and how to align their competencies with industry needs. This allowed participants to reflect on their readiness and identify areas for personal and professional growth.The activity emphasized the importance of adaptability, communication skills, and professionalism – qualities that define successful individuals in any field. Opening Doors to Global Opportunities The afternoon session was facilitated by the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW), focusing on the Pre-Employment Orientation Seminar (PEOS). This segment was particularly valuable for students considering international career paths. Key topics included legal deployment processes, documentation requirements, cultural preparedness, and the rights and welfare of overseas Filipino workers. The session also highlighted the risks of illegal recruitment and reinforced the importance of securing employment through legitimate and government-accredited channels.By providing these insights, NCST ensures that its graduates are not only locally competitive but also globally aware and protected. Fostering Professionalism and Confidence One of the highlights of the event was the requirement for students to attend in business attire, creating an atmosphere that closely reflects professional environments. This simple yet impactful detail encouraged students to embody confidence, discipline, and readiness – traits essential in their future careers. The seminar also became a platform for students to engage, ask questions, and gain clarity about their career paths. It strengthened their mindset, helping them transition from learners into future professionals who are ready to take on responsibilities beyond the classroom.NCST’s Commitment to Nation Building Through initiatives like this, NCST reaffirms its commitment to producing graduates who are not only skilled but also socially aware and responsible. The institution continues to collaborate with key government agencies to provide meaningful programs that enhance student development and employability. As these graduating students move forward, they carry with them not only the knowledge gained from their academic journey but also the values, discipline, and readiness instilled through experiences like this seminar. Indeed, the future is in capable hands – as NCST molds individuals who are ready to lead, serve, and make a difference as true Nation Builders. Recent News and Updates Empowering Future Nation Builders: NCST Equips Graduating Students for Career and Global Opportunities March 28, 2026 NCST Celebrates Birthday Bash 1st Quarter 2026 with Joy and Recognition March 26, 2026 NCST: Classroom Beyond Borders NCST Education System Strengthens Global Academic Partnership through MoU Signing March 24, 2026 NCST Conducts Successful Bloodletting Activity in Partnership with Medical Institutions March 16, 2026 NCST Hospitality Management Students Participate in Onboard Training with 2GO Travel March 10–14, 2026 March 11, 2026
NCST Conducts Successful Bloodletting Activity in Partnership with Medical Institutions
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