CAPTESA 2009

CAPTESA Day 2009 - August 20, 2009

noreply@blogger.com (CAPTESA) — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 13:03:00 +0000

A video taken during the CAPTESA Day 2009 and celebration of TVET Week/TESDA 15th Year Anniversary held at Villareal Stadium, Roxas City with the Theme:"Alay ng TESDA - Kagalingan, Kaalaman, kasanayan Para sa Magandang Kinabukasan."

Part of the activity was a dance showdown between students of different member schools of Capiz TESDA Schools Association (CAPTESA) and a cultural presentation.

Computer Programming NC IV Proficiency Test Coverage

noreply@blogger.com (CAPTESA) — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 08:16:00 +0000

Just recently, TESDA ordered a memorandum to all TESDA Regional Director regarding the conduct of Proficiency Test on Computer Programming NC IV. Based on the memorandum sent by TESDA Deputy Director, Commission on Information and Communication Technology (CICT) has agreed to conduct and administer the Proficiency Test on Computer Programming to trainers of registered programs for Programming NC IV.

Assessors from the CICT will conduct the assessment on a per region basis from February to March.

The ICT Proficiency Exam is designed to assess/evaluate the competence/proficiency of an individual to perform programming functions.

Certificate of passing the ICT Profeciency Test is equivalent for a CSC 1st grade eligibility.

This are the coverage of the exam for you to review:

Flowchart
Algorithms
Basic Computer Concepts : Internal data representation, software systems, hardware components;
Programming and Stages of Program Development: Programming Analysis, Program Design, Program Coding, Testing and Debugging, and Program Documentation;
File Access Methods;
Programming Environment
Internet / E-Commerce
Open Source Technology

Requirements:

Application Form with 2pc Passport size Picture with Name Tag
Permit / Official receipt (Payment Fee: Not Yet Announced)
Pencil (s), Pen (s), sharpener and eraser(s)
Food/snacks
Valid ID with Picture

Programming Language Application (You can choose from any programming language:

Visual Basic
C++
C
Java

Type of Exam:

Part I (30%) - written Examination good for 2 hours
Part II (70%) - Hands-on Programming examination that is good for 6 hours.

You can visit NCC website for more information and review materials: http://ncc.gov.ph/

Reaction:

Based on the memorandum, National Computer Center ICT Proficiency Exam will be used in testing the competency of all trainors of Training Institutions offering CBT or Ladderized Education Program offering/embedding Programming NC IV Training Regulation. This proficiency exam was originally given by NCC and Civil Service Commission (CSC) in determining the fitness of individuals in occupying highly technical ICT positions and through which the awarding of appropriate ICT (EDP) specialist eligibility will be based.

Certification is indeed very important for a possible applicants in ICT. This would really help him to get hired. Teachers/Trainors/Instructors teaching Programming must take the examination in order for them to be qualified as Trainors/Assessors under the TESDA Program.

I am not sure if the same assessment will also be applied for students/trainees
taking Programming NC IV under Technical Vocational Institutions and LEP to get certified? Based on the NCC , qualified applicants must be a Filipino citizen and a bachelor's degree holder, or will graduate before the exam date and must have undergone formal training in college or training institution in the area of programming. If this would be the case, does the Trainors teaching programming not a graduate of 4 year degree course could not qualify to take the exam? What will happen to the LEP embedded program and Competency Based Training for Programming NC IV (2 year) trainees? Are they also qualified?

I do hope that TESDA would plan and decide for this prior to the implementation of assessment to the trainees/students. Not just what happened to PC Operation NC II, wherein an abrupt assessment was conducted for the trainees, and then in the later part they decided to enlist the PC Operation NC II in the Training Regulations.

Capiz TESDA Schools Association (CAPTESA), Inc has a total of 32 trainors for Programming NC II training regulations from twelve (12) training institutions offering the said WTR. As of now there is an estimated 800 trainees/students from the CAPTESA member schools that is about to finish Programming NC II this coming March 2009.

Latest Update:

May 20, 2009 - Region VI-TESDA Regional Office conducted an assessment on Programming NC IV at West Visayas College of Science and Technology (WVCST) using the NCC Test Package in ICT Proficiency Exam. More than 40 instructors and programmers from Region VI (Capiz, Iloilo, Negros Occidental, Aklan) took the exam. The exam has two (2) sets: Test of Knowledge (Multiple Choice). It covers pesudocode, networking, analysis, program tracing, flowcharting and have strong foundation in data structures and algorithm, logic design, logic formulation and discrete mathematics. Test of Skills (Programming: Using any of the programming languages (Turbo C, C++, Java and Visual Basic). The TESDA and NCC told the examinees that once they passed the exam, it would be credited for TESDA Programming NC IV certification.

Majority of the examinees are from CAPTESA member schools in Roxas City and Capiz Province.

August 2009 - The result of the assessment was released and only 4 examinees passed the assessment. 3 of them are from CAPTESA Member School Instructors namely: Felixberto A. Baguyo (Hercor College), Alan D. Hermenegildo (Filamer Christian College) and Jorge Cosgayon (Colegio dela Purisima Concepcion) and 1 from Negros Occidental. TESDA informed them that their certification will not be credited for TESDA Programming NC IV, but equivalent to the Civil Service Commission (CSC) 1st grade eligibility. They have to take the Programming NC IV Assessment.

The TESDA-R6 informed the CAPTESA member schools that there was already a Test Package for the Programming NC IV and those who passed the previous assessment (ICT Proficiency Test) where commissioned to be the assessors for the incoming assessment scheduled on September 22-23, 2009.

1st week of September 2009 - Faculty of the CAPTESA member schools specially those handling programming subjects are encouraged to take Programming NC IV competency assessment scheduled on September 29-30, 2009.

September 29-30, 2009 - 16 examinees where obliged to take the assessment despite of lack of review and preparation. Only one (1) passed the assessment. In my own opinion, Programming NC IV competency assessment is harder and longer compared to the NCC's ICT Proficiency Test. Below are some of the differences between the two assessments:

	Programming NC IV	ICT Proficiency Test
Types of Exam	Hands On, Interview	Hands On & Written
Programming Language	OOP{Java, C++,VB, VB.NET} & Procedural{C,Java, Pascal}	C, C++, Java & VB6
Database	MS Access is allowed	MS Access is not allowed, DAO
Length/Duration	2 Days	1 Day
	Day 1: Procedural Programming/DOS (COC 2) - Payroll	AM : Written Exam
	Day 2:OOP w/ database/GUI (COC1) - Library System	PM : Hands On Library System (Varies Yearly)
Eligibility	TESDA Certification - NC IV - can be use applying abroad	CSC 1st Grade Eligibility - can be use in applying to government institution
Interview	Yes	No
Difficulty Rate [1..5]	5	4
Reliability & Validity of Test [1..5]	3 - depends on the assessor	5 - depends on your personal skills
Availability of Programming Application	Bring your own installer (IDE) to be sure	C/O to the assessment venue -
Output Requirements	given already - just follow the desired output	given but in VB make your own design for the library system
Announcement of Result	Immediately after the Exam Certificate of Competency 1(COC1) in OOP Certificate of Competency 2(COC2) in Procedural If you passed both COCs you will be given Programming NC IV	NCC sends notice if you passed or failed (maximum 3 months)
Agency	TESDA	National Computer Center (NCC)
Examination Fee	P500.00	P500.oo Prof/ P300 Student
Exam Schedule	by Region	May 23, 2009 and November 21, 2009 at Quezon City, Cebu City and Zamboanga City
Site	http://tesda.gov.ph/	http://www.ncc.gov.ph/default.php?a1=6

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Assessors' Methodology (AM-1) Training Workshop sponsored by CAPTESA Scheduled

noreply@blogger.com (CAPTESA) — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 04:59:00 +0000

Another training for Assessors will be conducted by CAPTESA

through the leadership of Dr. Expedito A. Seneres, CAPTESA and Filamer Christian College President to further enhance the skills of trainors/Assessors for TESDA Capiz. In cooperation with TESDA, Capiz Provincial Office, CAPTESA scheduled another training for Assessors' Methodology 1 (AM-1) on February 18-20, 2009 and February 25-27, 2009 at Espacio Verde, Brgy. Dayao, Roxas City.

30-35 participants from the different CAPTESA members school are expected to attend. This was the 4th Batch training for prospect assessors in the different Training Regulations.

This training intensifies TESDA's implementation of the National Technical and Vocational Education and Training Trainors/Assessors Qualification Program (NTT/AQP).

Assessors' Methodology (AM-1) together with the Trainors' Methodology (TM-1) which participants already attended last January 21-23, 2009, are parts of NTT/AQP that aims to provide the momentum for the effective registration of TVET programs following the prescriptions of training regulations for trainors qualification. TM-1 also address the needs to fully qualify instructors who can teach in Technical Vocational Institutions (TVI), State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) and Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) involved in the delivery of TESDA’s ladderized programs and Competency Base Training (CBT).

Assessor's Methodology training equips participants with necessary knowledge for the conduct of institutional assessment and also to prepare them to become an accredited competency assessor.

A Competency Assessment for Assessors’ Methodology 1 (AM 1) will be conducted after the training. If found competent, a Trainors Qualification (TQ) certification shall be issued which will serve as his/her passport and entry requirement to teach technology subjects.

The TESDA's formula for this is:

TQ1 = Trainors Methodology Plus + National Certification +

Assessors' Methodology 1.

At present, TESDA-Capiz recorded 103 qualified accredited assessors (TQ/AQ) in the different qualifications. 86 registered Training Regulation (WTR) from various CAPTESA member schools, and one (1) registered assessment center. This only shows CAPTESA's support to TESDA-Capiz in molding skilled workers through providing relevant education and qualified trainors and assessors.

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Photo Gallery

noreply@blogger.com (CAPTESA) — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 14:57:00 +0000

Photo Gallery / Pictures of CAPTESA Activities

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CAPTESA Skilled Workers (Part 1)

noreply@blogger.com (CAPTESA) — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 01:38:00 +0000

An integrated database of the TESDA-Capiz of training institutions and schools offering certified courses in different sectors with the corresponding institutions, trainors and assessors. Assessors and trainors undergo a hectic training for trainors (Training Methodology), passed the National Certification in specific Training Regulations and attended training for Assessors through CAPTESA and TESDA-Capiz to be certified as Accredited Competency Assessors (AQ1).

On going training program for instructors of CAPTESA members schools are conducted to enhance their skills as trainor/assessor. With this, CAPTESA member schools kept on updating for trainings and offering additional Competency Based Training, Modular Courses, and embedding Training Regulations through Ladderized Education Program (LEP) that supports TESDA objectives in providing skilled and competent workers in the Philippines and abroad.

AGRI AND FISHERY SECTOR
Animal Production NC II

Capiz State University-Burias Campus

Legaspi, Salvacion
Olmo, Ludovico Jr.
Solante, Emelita
Sarimong, Ryan T.
Legada, Guillermo, Jr.

Dumalag Vocational Technical School TESDA TTI School

Cadiz, Delia
Araña, Arlie

Aquaculture NC II

Capiz State University-Dayao Campus

Sustento, Fatima
Sitjar, Joselito C.
Nava, Edna M.

Agricultural Crops Production NC I EO358

Capiz State University-Burias Campus

Balacase, Auralyn
Legaspi, Salvacion
Dela Toree, Cynthia
Solante, Emelita
Solante, Ramises
Solante, Ryan

AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR

Auto Servicing NC II

Capiz Institute of Electronics

Alamodin, Juanito E.
Ferrer, Roberth F.

Dumalag Vocational Technical School TESDA TTI School

Bullos, Villardo, Jr. D.
Esteva, Ernesto F.

CONSTRUCTION SECTOR
Building Wiring Installation NC II

Capiz Institute of Electronics

Daliva, George V.

Dumalag Vocational Technical School TESDA TTI School

Daduya, Uldarico M.

Carpentry NC II

Dumalag Vocational Technical School TESDA TTI School

Funa, Hector

Masonry NC II

Dumalag Vocational Technical School TESDA TTI School

Pardilla, Ronelio P.

Plumbing NC II

Dumalag Vocational Technical School TESDA TTI School

Pardilla, Ronelio P.

ELECTRONICS
Consumer Electronics Servicing NC II

Capiz Institute of Electronics

Hiponia, Querico
Deondo, Renito B.
Daliva, George

Life Goal International Institute, Inc.

Engr. Develes, Elne D.

Dumalag Vocational Technical School TESDA TTI School

Cadiz, Arlindo A.
Daduya, Uldarico M., Jr.

GARMENTS SECTOR
Dressmaking NC II

Dumalag Vocational Technical School TESDA TTI School

Estolano, Mercedita F.
Fortit, Evelyn F.
Fetalino, Melba F.
Frac, Marisa G.
Frac, Rosa F.
Frial, Virginia F.
Frio, Grace F.
Fronda, Cresencia F.
Gallaza, Gilda F.
Gustillo, Lolita S.
Mendoza, Evelyn F.
Mendoza, Lina P.
Pardilla, Nenita F.

Tailoring NC II

Dumalag Vocational Technical School TESDA TTI School
1. Fortit, Evelyn F. (Assessor)
2. Estolano, Mercedita F.

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Contact Us

noreply@blogger.com (CAPTESA) — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 03:25:00 +0000

CAPIZ TESDA SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION, Inc.
Email: captesa@blogspot.com

TESDA-CAPIZ PROVINCIAL OFFICE
Arnaldo Blvd., Roxas City
Contact No: (036)-621-5036

CAPTESA, Inc. Officials and Board of Directors
(SY 2008-2009)
President: Dr. Expedito A. Seneres (FCC)
Vice-President: Dr. Zenaida V. Fajardo (DVTS)
Secretary: Dr. Jocelyn C. Villaruz (FCC)
Treasurer: Mrs. Milagros Lajo (SAC-R)
Auditor: Mr. Timoteo J. Cana, Jr. (PACE)
PRO: Mr. Allan Berug (CIE)
Board of Directors: Rt. Rev. Msgr. Vicente F. Hilata, PA, VG (CPC)
Sr. Lourdes Pestano (CPC)
Sr. Luz D. Roma, D.C. (SAC-R)
Mr. Jose Hernandez (HC)
Mr. Leonardo Eusalan (CIE)
Dr. Zarina Lourdes T. Soriano (LIHI)
Dr. Arturo M. Nava (CapSU-Mambusao)
Dr. Edgar dilla (CapSU-Pontevedra)
Dr. Lucy A. Beluso (CapSU-Dayao)
Dr. Edito L. Lago (CapSU-Dumarao)
Pstr. Ronald Calina (ACLC)
Mr. Alberto Villaruz (DAV-C)
Mrs. Nilda Delgado (Master's Hands)
Mr. Jose Bernard Loberiza (Techno Globe)
Sports Coordinator: Mr. Adam Jesus B. Bering (FCC)
Socio-Cultural Coordinator: Dr. Jocelyn C. Villaruz (FCC)
Skills Coordinator: Engr. Regino E. Baraquia (TESDA-Capiz)
Consultant: PD Victor Gallego, Provincial Director, TESDA Capiz

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HECTIC CAPIZNON BLOGGERS 2009 CHALLENGE

noreply@blogger.com (CAPTESA) — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 09:58:00 +0000

Are you really a Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009? Join the latest SEO and blogging Contest exclusively for the Capizeños and win a total of P10,000.00 worth of prizes at stake.

This new SEO contest is open to all teachers, students and graduates of any college school in Roxas City and Capiz. Sponsored by OptiRed, a SEO Company based in Roxas City and owned by a Capiznon blogger.

Despite of a hectic schedules – more teachers, bloggers and students in Capiz are eager to join and challenge each others skills in search engine optimization. Regardless of limited time, access of internet, and resources many are still enthusiastic to participate. It is not because of the prize but due to challenge, experience and friendship, are the main reasons why Capiznon bloggers take part of the contest.

Capiznon bloggers (noob, newbie and experts) are successful in conquering local and international SEO Contest this 2009.

CAPTESA member schools and students joining this Capiz Inter-School SEO Contest are the following: Capiz State University, Filamer Christian College, Hercor College, PACE Computer College, Colegio dela Purisima Concepcion and Capiz Institute of Electronics.

Prizes awaits to the participants whose blog ranked 1st, 2nd and 3rd for the “Hectic Capiznon Bloggers 2009” keyword phrase in Google Search Engine.

Capiz Inter-School SEO Contest Prizes
1st Prize P 5,000.00
2nd Prize P 3,000.00
3rd Prize P 2,000.00

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About Us

noreply@blogger.com (CAPTESA) — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 13:42:00 +0000

CAPTESA is an organization of schools in the Province of Capiz and Roxas City that is offering courses and trainings for skilled workers under the supervision of TESDA. Capiz TESDA Schools Association, Inc. (CAPTESA) was established in 1999 and at present with 16 members schools.

As a Hectic Capiznon Blogger of 2009, I’m proud to be part of CAPTESA.

CAPTESA member schools are the following:

AMA-Computer Learning Center (AMA-CLC)
Capiz Institute of Electronics (CIE)
Colegio dela Purisima Concepcion (CPC)
Capiz State University – Dayao
Capiz State University – Dumarao (CapSU-Dumarao)
Capiz State University – Pontevedra (CapSU-Pontevedra)
Capiz State University – Mambusao-Poblacion (CapSU-Mambusao)
Capiz State University – Mambusao-Burias
Capiz State University – Roxas (CapSU-Roxas)
Capiz State University – Sigma (CapSU-Sigma)
Dean Alberto Villaruz College (DAV-C)
Dumalag Vocational & Technical Schools (DVTS)
Filamer Christian College (FCC)
Hercor College (HC)
Life-Line International Health Institute (LIHI)
PACE Computer College (PACE)
St. Anthony College of Roxas City (SAC-R)
Techno Globe Training Dev’t Corp. (Techno Globe)
Master’s Hands Human Resource Training Center (MHHRTC)

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