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Survey of Industries Regarding the Implementation of Senior High School

Survey of Industries Regarding the Implementation of Senior High School. Dr. Charles Bryan P. Uriarte August 22, 2014. Participant Companies / Agencies. Maria Guadalupe Farmacia Sapang Palay National High School City Planning and Development Office TESDA Region III

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Survey of Industries Regarding the Implementation of Senior High School

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  1. Survey of Industries Regarding the Implementation of Senior High School Dr. Charles Bryan P. Uriarte August 22, 2014

  2. Participant Companies / Agencies • Maria Guadalupe Farmacia • Sapang Palay National High School • City Planning and Development Office • TESDA Region III • Blessed Family Child Care and Maternity Clinic • Apan and Magdaraog Acounting Firm • San Jose Savings and Credit Cooperative • SM Savemore – Tungko 9. SJDM Water District 10. Mangahas Lying-In 11. City Social Welfare Department 12. PESO 13. City Youth and Sports Development Office 14. San Jose del Monte National Trade School 15. Debonair Travel Trips and Leisure Corp. 16. St. Gabriel Arcangel Publishing House

  3. In-Demand Jobs by Participant Companies and Skills / Outcomes Needed Accountant Midwife Can perform pre-natal care Can perform Normal Spontaneous Delivery Can perform immunization Can perform new born care Can identify a high risk pregnancy • Can perform simple accounting • Can conduct feasibility study • Can communicate properly • Can identify and define principles and terminology of accountancy

  4. Computer Database Programmer Bookkeeper Can perform basic bookkeeping procedures Can prepare and transact BIR payments Can operate basic computer Can work harmoniously with co-workers • Can develop clinic inventory • Can provide Point of Sale system of inventory

  5. Computer Encoder Office Clerk Can be assigned in other places Can perform clerical practices and procedures Can perform basic computer skills Can communicate effectively with people • Can encode data for clinic and pharmacy use • Can work harmoniously with co-workers and customers

  6. Psychologist Computer Engineer Can perform technical computer skills Can be assigned in other places • Can be assigned in other places • Can show high professional ethics • Can communicate effectively • Can identify basic laws and regulations • Can work harmoniously with co-workers • Can assess and evaluate employees behavior

  7. Security Guard Teacher Can relate effectively to students, parents and management Can use technology in teaching Can perform creativity in teaching • Can perform basic skills in security • Can communicate with different people • Can perform basic first aid

  8. Office Manager/Supervisor Pharmacy Assistant Can interpret prescription Can perform basic compounding of medicines Can perform inventory of stocks Can produce order of stocks to suppliers Can differentiate adult medicines from pediatric medicines • Can decide in different setting • Can communicate to different people effectively • Can perform basic computer skills

  9. Pharmacy Services NC II Core Competencies Critical Skills Needed by the Industry Can identify correct doses of basic medicines Can distinguish basic medicines specific for age group and route of administration • Receiving prescription for dispensing • Preparing and packaging pharmaceutical products in dose administration containers • Performing dispensing operations • Performing stock control • Performing housekeeping/ maintenance

  10. Response of Industries to Questions Regarding Senior High School Implementation

  11. In-Demand Jobs in the City of San Jose del Monte Bulacan According to PESO

  12. Government Service • Different Offices • Accounting, Business and Management • Humanities

  13. Education • 128 schools offering elementary, secondary and tertiary education • Teachers • General Academics • Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

  14. Food Industry • Tech-Voc Track • Food and Beverage Services • Cookery / Commercial Cooking • Bread and Pastry

  15. Agriculture • Large and small-scale swine production • Sixty (60) commercial livestock and poultry farms • A modern slaughterhouse started its operation in Pakulis, Bgy. Poblacion

  16. Real Estate • Construction • Banks • Security • Department Stores • Supermarket • Resort

  17. Self-Employment / Business

  18. Future Industries • Tungkong Manga • BPO • Light Rail Transportation • Mass Media • Commercial Establishments

  19. In Demand Jobs in Region III • IT • Electronics • Tourism • Garments

  20. Job and Skill Mismatch • Agriculture • Specific skills needed by the industry

  21. Industry’s Observation to Job Applicants • Needs Improvement on • Attitude • Industrious, Punctuality, Trainable • Communication Skills • Computer Skills • Background on the Culture of the Industry • Decision-Making Skills

  22. Recommendations: • Industry shouldn’t charge OJT fees to student trainees • Teachers must also be exposed to the industries • Sharing Program to schools by industry experts • Collaboration of schools in terms or research needed by the industry • Teachers should focus on the Knowledge, Skills, and Attitude outcomes of students • Active participation of the Schools, DepEd, TESDA, CHED, Government, and Industries to attain total quality education

  23. Thank you.

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