DepEd Malaybalay now accepts new teacher applicants
By: Ruby Leonora R. Balistoy
MALAYBALAY CITY, Bukidnon, Feb. 3
(PIA)—The Department of Education (DepEd), Division of Malaybalay is now
accepting applicants for teaching jobs for the school year 2014-2015.
In an interview, Schools Division
Superintendent of Malaybalay Edilberto L. Oplenaria said they will be accepting
qualified applicants for kindergarten, elementary and secondary school teachers
starting Wednesday, February 5.
He said interested applicants shall
submit to the nearest elementary or secondary school head the following
documents: CSC Form 212 (Revised 2005) in two copies with recent 2x2 ID
picture; Certified photocopy of PRC certificate of
registration/license; Certified photocopy of ratings obtained in the
Licensure Examination for Teachers/Professional Board Examination for Teachers; Certified
copies of transcript of records for baccalaureate course; Copies of
service record, performance rating and school clearance for those with teaching
experience; Certificates of specialized training, if any; Certified
copy of the Voter’s ID; NBI Clearance; and Omnibus certification of
authenticity and veracity of all documents submitted.
“If any of these documents are not
submitted, the School Selection Committee (SSC) may refuse acceptance of the
application,” Oplenaria said.
He explained that submission of applications
will end on February 14. Hence, all documents submitted shall be duly
authenticated by the Administrative Officer. Applicants for BNHS and its
annexes shall be authenticated by Administrative Officer Asuncion Belderol,
while other applicants shall be authenticated by Administrative Officer Jutchel
L. Nayra.
Meanwhile, he said that applicants who
are Kindergarten Volunteer Teachers should submit a duly certified copy of
their contract of service, while those who are Alternative Learning System
(ALS) instructional managers/facilitators should submit a certified photocopy
of the contract of service signed by the LGU and a certification of the
services rendered signed by the public schools district supervisor.
Oplenaria also said those Teacher I
applicants for clustered secondary schools who applied last November 12, 2013
for special recruitment on major subjects in Values Education, TLE, MAPEH and
Filipino are advised to submit documents for this school year’s recruitment
since such special recruitment will only be utilized for vacancies from January
to March 2014.
All qualified applicants are advised to
attend the “Teacher Applicants Orientation” at Linabo Central School
Auditorium, 9:00 a.m., February 4, 2014.
For more information and details,
interested applicants may visit DepEd, Division of Malaybalay at Don
Carlos-Guingona Streets, Malaybalay City. (RLRB/PIA 10, Bukidnon)
ARMM joins the World Hijab Day celebration
MARAWI CITY, Lanao del Sur, Feb. 3
(PIA) --- Government workers in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM)
including officials gathered Saturday morning, February 1, at the region’s
seat to join people from across the globe in celebrating the World Hijab
Day.
The women, regardless their religious
affiliation, wore hijab in show of support to Muslim women who, by choice, don
the hijab or any other prescribed dress for them.
Now on its second year, the World Hijab
Day is observed in more than 50 countries worldwide to help end discrimination
against Muslim women who wear hijab. It was espoused by Nazma Khan, a
Bangladeshi-American woman who thought of encouraging women from all over,
especially the non-Muslims, to wear hijab for a day to foster religious
understanding and tolerance.
The ARMM government organized a fun run
and a seminar to highlight the celebration. All women participants were
encouraged to wear hijab.
Delsa Culango, a non-Muslim employee,
said she supports Muslim women who wear the hijab particularly those who do it
by choice.
“We should respect, and not
discriminate, people for what they believe,” she said.
Sitti Djalia Hataman, Anak-Mindanao
Partylist representative, is one of the advocates of the World Hijab Day in the
country.
Hataman, herself a hijabi, said she
knows by experience what it’s like to be discriminated for wearing hijab and
for being a Muslim.
At a seminar on hijab and discrimination
arranged by the ARMM’s Department of Tourism, Hataman brought the audience to
tears as she narrated some of her personal experience and told
them “marami mang diskriminasyon ang dumating, magsusuot ako ng hijab at
hindi ko ikakahiyang Muslim ako.” (Bureau of Public
Information-ARMM/PIA-10)
LPCC Iligan steps up monitoring of groceries, hardware
products
ILIGAN CITY, Lanao del Norte, Feb. 3
(PIA) – The Local Price Coordinating Council (LPCC) of Iligan in coordination
with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) steps up its supervision of
groceries and hardware products through a random price and supply monitoring of
commodities at the city’s main stores and markets.
This, anent to Sangguniang Panglungsod
Resolution No. 14-043, declaring Iligan City under state of calamity due
to the effects of the low pressure area (LPA) brought by Tropical Storm
“Agaton” on January 13, this year.
The LPCC price and supply monitoring
activity aims to ensure consumers’ welfare and lessen reasonable increases of
prices and regulate the supply of basic commodities in public markets and
groceries, as well as construction materials.
Led by DTI staff, two teams were
deployed to check on prices on basic and prime commodities under Senior
Trade and Industry Development Specialist (STIDS) Elvira G. Redublado, while
the other team under Mark Jhon Montepalcon looked into prices of construction
materials such as cement, steel bars, GI sheets and plywood.
The monitoring was made following the
bad weather condition which consisted of Low Pressure Area (LPA) that brought
heavy rains for days in the province. It eventually damaged the bridge
connecting the two towns in Lanao del Norte particularly Larapan Bridge in
Barangay Napo, Linamon. The damage hampered the transportation and delivery of
goods from Lanao del Norte and Zambonga areas, which are Iligan’s major sources
of rice and fish.
According to Redublado, there is no
notable increase in the prices of basic commodities in the city.
Further, each team also reported that
most of the grocery and hardware stores have no price tag labels.
Redublado said price tag label is
necessary because it gives the consumer the right to choose and get the best
price of each product.
Chaired by the city’s local chief
executive and DTI as the secretariat, the LPCC is composed of different offices
from the City Mayor, the Permits and Licenses, City Agriculture, National Food
Authority, PNP-Iligan City Police Office, Bureau of Fire Protection, Bureau of
Agricultural Extension, City Information and Iligan Web, Philippine Information
Agency, and other government line agencies. (Iligan Web/LVG/PIA-LDN/DTI-LDN)
DTI Bukidnon steps up BOSS service to increase investments,
employment opportunities
MALAYBALAY CITY, Bukidnon, February
3—The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) stepped up efforts in serving more
Business One-Stop Shops (BOSS) this January to increase investments and
employment opportunities in the province.
The BOSS is a simplified new business
registration process held every January by the local government units (LGUs) to
make it easy for businessmen in securing or renewing their business permits as
the agencies required in the documents such as Department of Trade and
Industry, Bureau of Fire Protection, City Health Office and Sanitary
Inspection, among others, are in one convenient location.
DTI provincial director Ermedio J.
Abang said they were able to expand BOSS services in the province’s five LGUs.
“In partnership with the LGUs and
various national government agencies, DTI was represented by Gina Lynn Tulang
at the Malaybalay City BOSS and Eriberto Taban-ud Jr. in Valencia City and the
municipalities of Manolo Fortich, Maramag, and Don Carlos,” he said.
The DTI checked on the business name
registrations and helped those who applied for new business names and those who
simply renewed expired ones, he added.
Business name registration is covered
under Business Name Law (Act 3883), requiring business establishments to
register their business names at the DTI subject to certain exceptions, which
is aimed at protecting consumers against erring entrepreneurs.
“With simpler permitting system,
businessmen will be better able to access financing and other support for their
operations as proofs of registration are usual requirement of banks and other
financing institutions. The sooner these are acquired, the better for the
businessmen,” Abang said.
The BOSS is part of the Business
Permits and Licensing System (BPLS) of the local government units (LGUs) under
Republic Act 9485 also known as “The Anti-Red Tape Act of 2007,” which aimed at
integrating all the agencies needed to finish business registration
conveniently at the shortest possible time. (Eriberto Taban-ud Jr.,
DTI/RLRB/PIA 10, Bukidnon)
PNP opens 73 NUP positions in Misamis Occidental
By: Rutchie Cabahug-Aguhob
OZAMIZ CITY, Misamis Occidental, Feb. 3
(PIA) – At least 73 positions for non-uniformed personnel (NUP) of the
Philippine National Police, Regional Office 10 (PRO-10) have been allocated for
the province of Misamis Occidental.
This number actually represents 16.22
percent of 450 additional unique plantilla positions for the NUP given to
PRO-10, from higher headquarters, P/Sr. Supt. Orlando A. Be?as, Chief of the
Regional Personnel and Human Resource Development Division (RPHRDD), said.
Beñas said two of these NUP’s, with
positions of Administrative Assistant (ADA) VI and ADA IV will be assigned to
the Misamis Occidental Provincial Police Office (PPO).
Five each, consisting of one position
of Administrative Assistant (ADAS) III, two Administrative Assistant (ADAS) I,
and an ADA VI and ADA IV positions, respectively, to the City
Police Stations (CPS) of Tangub, Oroquieta and Ozamiz.
Likewise, four, each, with positions of
ADAS III, two ADAS I and ADA IV will be assigned to the 14 Municipal Police
Stations (MPS), namely: Aloran, Baliangao, Bonifacio, Calamba, Clarin,
Concepcion, Don Victoriano, Jimenez, Lopez Jaena, Panaon, Plaridel, Sapang
Dalaga, Sinacaban and Tudela.
Meanwhile, Be?as said all the NUP
positions offered have a minimum educational requirement of completion of at
least two years studies in college or high school graduate with relevant
vocational/trade course.
A Civil Service Sub-Professional (CSSP)
Eligibility, First Level is required for ADAS III and ADAS I positions with one
year of relevant experience and four hours of relevant training for ADAS III
but none for ADAS I.
However, no eligibility, no experience
and no training is required for those applying for the positions of ADA IV and
ADA VI, Be?as added. (RCA/PIA10-Misamis Occidental)
Local indie films to be shown in Cinema Rehiyon 6
By: Sherlyn E. Lugto
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, Feb. 3 (PIA) -
With this year’s theme “Filming the Frontiers,” Cinema Rehiyon on its sixth
installment aims to expose the works of the young and aspiring filmmakers
residing in different regions in the country.
During the press conference in XU
Little theater on January 28, the National Commission for Culture and the Arts
(NCCA), Head of the National Committee on Cinema Miguel Rapatan, and Hobart
Savior, the Festival Director, explained that this festival is to give support
and recognition to the hopeful directors in their eagerness and enthusiasm in
producing films which are totally not commercialized and are educational and
sensible.
Savior said that this yearly activity
aims to let the spectators realize and embrace the diverse culture of people
residing in different areas in the country.
“Our uniqueness and diversity should be
showcased in a form of art and that is through film making. With this, we will
be bringing together and share different cultures which would be very much
helpful in terms of uniting people,” Savior said.
This year, a total of 93 digital films
from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao will be shown in SM City Cinema 3 and XU
Little Theater this February 19 to 22.
During the press conference, Savior and
Rapatan informed that audiences will not anymore need to buy tickets to watch
the films. Instead they just need to bring with them any of these combinations:
toothbrush and soap; four pieces sanitary napkins; or toothpaste and soap to be
donated in the Visayas for the Yolanda survivors.
Furthermore, there will be an acting
workshop to be held in XU Little Theater on February 20 and 21. The acting
workshop will be conducted by Rez Cortez and Leo Martinez – veteran actors in
the country. A two-week crash course in film production will also be handled
and organized by NCCA.
“With all these workshops being
organized and offered, we hope that our aspiring filmmakers today will be
enriched and equipped with the rightful knowledge and skills in producing
sensible films so we could be able to relive or bring back those times when all
the films shown in our country was all made with logical sense,” Rapatan
added. (Sherlyn E. Lugto/JMOR/PIA10)
Lanao del Norte youth group holds annual planning workshop
TUBOD, Lanao del Norte, Feb. 1 (PIA)–
More than 50 participants composed of Youth for Development (Y4D) officers,
youth leaders from different municipalities in Lanao del Norte joined a one-day
workshop for its 2013 year-end assessment and strategic planning for current
year 2014.
The Y4D organized by the Provincial
Population Office (PPO) Lanao del Norte, is a province-wide organization of
youth leaders, said Ananette Daniel, PPO Head.
The workshop, along with the troops
from 35th Infantry Battalion, Philippine Army, under its Civil Military
Operations was held on January 27, this year at the Macapagal Training Center,
in the capital town of Tubod, this province.
Part of the activity was the
presentation of the youths’ accomplishments for year 2013 through Y4D
Vice- President Lord Leos Lavv Ladonga.
Ladonga was declared as Champion of the
Regional Quiz Bee on Farm Family Forum held at Cagayan de Oro City on May 2013.
He also won sixth place in the National 4H Congress Quiz Bee at Puerto Princesa
City in June last year.
Daniel said that on 2013, Y4D
organization was listed as Good Practice on Adolescent Health Youth Development
Program in Region 10 and was presented during the Adolescent Sexuality
Reproductive Health Forum held in Cagayan de Oro City on January 16 and 17,
this year.
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