2018 Sec Curriculum Guide In Filipino 4
CONSULAR OUTREACH PROGRAM The Embassy/Consulate General conducts regular consular outreach missions to bring its various consular services to Filipinos residing in other states under its jurisdiction. The schedule of the Outreach Program is posted in the homepage of the Embassy’s/Consulate’s General website. All applications in outreach missions are strictly by appointment only. Applications and requests for appointment will only be accepted after the appropriate announcement for a particular outreach has been issued. All applications and requests for appointment received prior to the date of the announcement WILL NOT be processed. Download: Click on the links below for details pertaining to each consular outreach mission: 1.
Miami, Florida: 27-28 January 2018 DONE 2. Turks and Caicos Islands: 24-25 February 2018 DONE. 3. Cayman Islands: 27 February 2018 - 01 March 2018 DONE. 4. Bahamas: 3-5 March 2018 DONE. 5.
DONE. Download the appointments list.
DONE. Download the appointments list. DONE. Download the appointments list. Download OV form.
DONE. Download the appointments list. Download OV form. 9.: 22-23 June 2018 DONE. Download the appointments list.
Download OV form. ALL INQUIRIES REGARDING CONSULAR OUTREACH MISSIONS SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY AT outreach@phembassy-us.org. PASSPORT Adult New Applicant The Philippines has instituted the electronic passport (ePassport) system for all its citizens. The ePassport features microchip technology and a host of other security features thereby ensuring that Philippine passports are virtually tamper-proof. EPassport issuance is also compliant with the security standards set by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). The Philippine ePassport has an integrated circuit (chip) within its pages containing data that are essential in verifying the identity of the passport holder. These include the personal biographical information found on the data page of the passport, the biometrics of the passport holder, the unique chip identification number, and a digital signature to verify the authenticity of the data stored on the chip.
The chip technology allows the information stored in an ePassport to be read by special chip readers at almost every international port of entry. The Embassy/Consulate General receives and processes applications for ePassports, which in turn is sent to the Department of Foreign Affairs in Manila for printing and issuance. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for the entire process up to release of passport to applicant. The Embassy/Consulate General advises all Philippine passport holders, whose passports are expiring within the next 6 months, to renew their passports if they intend to travel within the aforementioned period.
All Filipino citizens applying for passports with the Philippine Embassy/Consulate General will no longer need to submit photographs, as their picture, together with their fingerprints and signature, will be taken on-site. This means that all passport applicants, regardless of age, are henceforth required to appear personally. To ensure entry to countries with strict dress codes, all applicants are required to wear decent clothing for passport photo capture. Plunging necklines, sleeveless clothing, spaghetti strapped tops, see-through tops, sando, tube tops, halters and the like are prohibited.
Earrings and colored contact lenses are not allowed during data capture. Only immediate family members are allowed to get the passport in behalf of the applicant. Immediate family members include father, mother, brother, sister, spouse, and children of legal age. The passport will only be released to an immediate family member with proper authorization letter - The passport of the minor applicant shall be released only to parents or adult siblings or to an authorized representative with Special Power of Attorney or Affidavit of Support and Consent Passports unclaimed after one (1) year will be cancelled per Department Order No.
There is no need for an appointment as applicants are served on a walk-in basis. PASSPORT SCHEDULE OF FEES REGULAR NEW/RENEWAL US$ 60.00 LOST PASSPORT US$ 150.00 A. IMPLEMENTATION OF POEA RULES ON DIRECT HIRING The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) prohibits the direct hiring of an overseas Filipino worker (OFW). Any employer desiring to employ an OFW is, therefore, required to course his/her recruitment through a POEA-licensed private recruitment agency in the Philippines. The POEA, however, allows certain categories of employers to be exempted from the direct-hiring prohibition.
Program Overview The Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Filipino program is designed to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective teachers of the Filipino language to secondary school students. About my college education: If you go to a good school, as I did, you are exposed to a much wider range of things in school than you are at any one job in practice.
This is a very good thing because it gives you the flexibility and courage to face tough situations you may encounter in the future. To succeed as a student this course you need to learn the four macro skills such as listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Aside from these, you also need the patience, creativity, and hardwork to succeed. My current job: I'm a grade school and high school Filipino Teacher Am I using what I learned in college: Yes. Aside from making lesson plans and using different strategies to lessons for students who have different capabilities, I use my personal experience such as dealing to people/students with different levels. How long did it take to find a job: Since, it is my second course (my first course is Bachelor of Science in Computer Science) it is easy for me to have a job.
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Although, I have two subjects left in college, I had the opportunity to teach as substitute teacher in Chinese school in Paco, Manila with the help of my critic teacher. Do I recommend studying BSEd in Filipino: Yes. Teaching is a noble job.
Curriculum Guide In Filipino
Our country is in need of good teachers that will mold our children into a good citizen of our country. Teaching is a day by day encounter of teachers and students. Dealing with them gives you a feeling of being young. Teaching with the students is like making a rough stones into a smooth ones. It is the challenge to every teachers.
Our government gives lots of benefits to teachers. Good enough to raise a descent family.