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AMA Computer College
Batangas Campus
Bolbok, Batangas City
Documentary Requirement For
On-The-Job Training
In Partial FulfillmentOf the Requirement for
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Submitted to:
Baby Karen Mendoza
Submitted by:
Ralp Joseph de Guzman
First Semester
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
We, the students who conducted our internship training at the Philippine
Long Distance Telephone Company, wish to extend our deepest and sincerest
gratitude to the following for their invaluable help without which this training could
not have been completed:
To our dear parents who gave us financial and moral support and
encouragement at the course of our undertakings.
To our supervisors, Sir William Panaligan, Sir Duke Amuan, Sir John
Bonilla, Sir Edison Dalangin, Sir Kristen Cruzat, Sir Jose Carlos Magadia,
Sir Michael Bisa, Sir Gerico Dalangin, Sir Gil Dela Roca, Sir Carl Sallario,
Sir Ronnie Galisanao, Sir Ricky Valera, and Sir Hopewell Fajutag, for their
endeavor to assist us for the completion of our training; And lastly, to our
Almighty God, who gave the divine guidance to make our training possible.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Page
Table of Contents
Letter of Request
Training Agreement and Liability Waiver
Letter of Acceptance
Company Profile
History Background of PLDT Batangas The Company Mission/Vision Other Business Analysis Activity Report
Training Plan Outline
Training Arrangement
Name of Student School Address Place of Training Duration of Training Fields of Training
Overall Program Objective
Method of Evaluation
OJT Time Table
Daily Time Record
OJT Accomplishment Report
Daily Report Weekly Report
Trainee Evaluation Sheet
Certification
Final Written Report
Scope of Work Objective of Work Time Table Result/Accomplishment Conclusion/Recommendation
Narrative Report
Student Profile
Barangay Clearance
Community Tax Certificate
Final Permit
Official Receipt
PHILIPPINE LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE COMPANY
History
PLDT was established on November 28, 1928, by an Act of the Philippine
Legislature and approved by then-Governor-General Henry L. Stimson by means
of a merger of four telephone companies under common US ownership. Known
as Act 3436, the bill granted PLDT a 50-year charter and the right to establish a
Philippine telephone network linking major points nationwide. However, PLDT
had to meet a 40-day deadline to start implementing the network, which would be
implemented over a period of one to four years.
By the 1930s, PLDT had an expansive fixed-line network and for the first
time linked the Philippines to the outside world via radiotelephone services
connecting the Philippines to the United States and other parts of the world.
Telephone service in the Philippines was interrupted due to World War II. At the
end of the war, the Philippines' communications infrastructure was in ruin. U.S.
military authorities eventually handed over the remains of the communications
infrastructure to PLDT in 1947, and with the help of massive U.S. aid to the
Philippines during the 1940s and 1950s, PLDT recovered so quickly that its
telephone subscribers outpaced that of pre-war levels by 1953.
On December 20, 1967, a group of Filipino entrepreneurs and
businessmen led by Ramon Cojuangco took control of PLDT after buying its
shares from the American telecommunications company GTE. The group took
control of PLDT's management on January 1, 1968, with the election of Gregorio
S. Licaros and Cojuangco as chairman and president of PLDT respectively. A
few months later, PLDT's main office in Makati City (known today as the Ramon
Cojuangco Building) was opened, and PLDT's expansion programs begin, hoping
to bring reliable telephone services to the rural areas.
On July 18, 1968, Pilipino Telephone (Piltel) was incorporated in the
Philippines with limited liability. Piltel's sole business at that time was providing
fixed line telecommunications services in eight cities and municipalities in the
Philippines.
During the 1970s, PLDT was nationalized by the government of then-
President Ferdinand Marcos and in 1981, in furtherance of the then existing
policy of the Philippine government to integrate the Philippine
telecommunications industry, purchased substantially all of the assets and
liabilities of Republic Telephone Company, becoming the country's telephone
monopoly. However, after he was overthrown, the company was re-privatized. By
1995, with the passage of the Telecommunications Act and the subsequent
deregulation of the Philippine telecommunications industry, the company had
been de-monopolized.
In 1991, Smart Communications was incorporated, with its major
shareholders at the time being certain Philippine companies and other affiliates
of First Pacific (the parent company of PLDT), as well as NTT Communications
Capital (UK) Limited. Both groups owned around 96.7% of the new company. In
the same year, Piltel launched its cellular telephone services using Advanced
Mobile Phone System (AMPS) technology, which was subsequently upgraded to
Digital AMPS later on.
In 1993, Piltel launched its paging services, and introduced digital cellular
services using code division multiple access (CDMA) technology on 1997.
On March 24, 2000, PLDT completed its share-swap acquisition of Smart,
making Smart a 100%-owned PLDT subsidiary. In April 2000, Piltel launched a
digital prepaid cellular service using the Global System for Mobile
Communications ("GSM") platform of Smart. A few years later, PLDT transferred
its ownership of Piltel to Smart, thereby consolidating all of PLDT's wireless
operations under Smart.
Background of PLDT Batangas
During the 1970’s the first existing telecommunications company in
Batangas was “Republic Telephone Company”. Then, by the 3rd day of April
1891, PLDT acquired the ReTelCo to merge with their company. From that time
up to present, PLDT was considered as one of the largest running
telecommunications company in Batangas.
Starting 1980’s Silva started to manage the PLDT. He built the strong
foundation of the company which serves as the groundwork for the next leader.
This company was sustained and developed through the leadership of Miranda.
Under his management, he made it possible for the company to run smoothly.
The next management was lead by Juan, Emboscardo, Bustamante, and
presently, Mr. Armando Dodjie T. Lim started his management on July 2008. He
is the Senior Manager of the said company. Before he became the manager, he
was hired by PLDT at year 2000 as an associate.
From then on, PLDT is the leading telecommunications provider in the
Philippines.
The Company Mission/Vision:
“PLDT will be the preferred full service provider of voice, video, and data
at the time most attractive levels of price, service quality content and coverage,
thereby bringing maximum benefit to the Company’s stake holder.”
The Company Goal:
“The four strategic direction of PLDT are: expand services, improve
effective organization, customer focus, and increase profitability.”
Other Businesses
PLDT is the largest and most diversified telecommunications company in the Philippines. We have organized our business into three main segments:
WIRELESS
SMART COMMUNICATIONS, INC. AND SUBSIDIARIES
PILIPINO TELEPHONE CORPORATION
TELESAT, INC
ACES PHILIPPINES CELLULAR SATELLITE
CORPORATION
MABUHAY SATELLITE CORPORATION
FIXED LINE
PLDT CLARK TELECOM, INC
SUBIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY, INC.
PLDT GLOBAL CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIES
PLDT-MARATEL, INC
BONIFACIO COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION
Smart-NNT Multimedia, Inc.
Information and Communications Technology
ePLDT, INC. AND SUBSIDIARIES
ePLDT VENTUS, INC.
SPi TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
Analysis:
PLDT offered three services, voice, data and video. It operates by cable
wire communications and wireless communications. But mainly, PLDT was
merely focused on wireless communications. This company provides dial tone to
subscribers to have convenient communication and processed data through
internet. The company objective is to acquire to their operation which is the
minimum time to restore the trouble. If any trouble exist, there are allotted time
to repair it. In MLR ticket where in the trouble or problem of the subscriber in the
telephone can be seen, in an example the subscriber doesn’t have a dial tone.
There are 4 hours allotted to fix the system. In DSL or digital subscriber line 4
hours was given to restore, in microwave system problem 4 hours was allotted
and in fiber optic break 8.5 hours was given.
Activity Report:
During our internship on Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company
(PLDT), our supervisors trained us all the things that we need to be familiar with,
in considerations to our course, Electronics and Communications Engineering.
On our first day, they oriented us to be familiar with the equipments of
PLDT, what they are, how they work, etc... Then, they thought us how to monitor
and operate MLR, E-RAT, Clarity, Bauan Nodes, MDF, and Router
Configuration. Every day, we should monitor all of these (every 30 minutes) to
identify if there is trouble. If there are, our supervisors let us to come with them
and teach us what to do.
TRAINING PLAN OUTLINE
TRAINING ARANGEMENT:
Name of the Student de Guzman, Ralp Joseph
School Address National Road, Bolbok Batangas City
Place of Training PLDT-Bauan
Duration of Training 504 HOURS
Field of Training Call Outs
Receive Calls
Encoding
Clarity Viewing
Line Checking
Voice Repair
Data Repair
Network Cabling
MDF Control
E-RAT Viewing
Network Testing
Assist Technician
Listing Ticket
Overall Program Objective
The purpose of the On-the-Job Training is for the student-trainee to acquire more skills and to be familiar with the details of working in an actual workplace.
OJT is necessary y for this provided the students with knowledge and skills relevant to the trainee’s chosen field. The program help the student acquire information about working in an actual workplace. The following are the skills and knowledge the trainee acquires during the training program.
a. Office Routine b. Troubleshooting c. Modem/Router Configurationd. Installation of Software e. Networking f. Cabling for Networkg. Familiarization of Computer Hardware
Method of Evaluation and Certification
The Student performance was assessed by means of the Trainee Evaluation Sheet wherein eleven criteria were set to relate the trainee’s characteristics on the daily task assigned. The ranges of rating are as follows:
E – For Excellent
VS – For Very Satisfactory
S – For Satisfactory
G – For Good
P – For Poor
PLDT (Philippine Long Distance Telephone)
San Antonio, San Pascual, Batangas
ON-THE-JOB TRAINING
DAILY TIME RECORD
DATE Work accomplished Time in Time out # of Hours
June 17 Orientation about MDF Observing in Employee work Orient about PLDT Bauan 8:00 5:00 8
June 18 Continuing Orientation Learning about MDF like
terminating wire8:00 5:00 8
June 19 Teach on clarity system Field work/checking trouble
wiring Joining event
8:00 5:00 8
June 20 Updates Ports at cabinet 205 Searching for busy tones in
cab.205 8:00 5:00 8
June 21 Answering Phone Calls Join the event 8:00 5:00 8
June 22 Copying trouble tickets Answered Telephone
8:00 5:00 8
June 24 Copying tickets with OJT Organize wire on MDF Room
8:00 5:00 8
June 25 Listed trouble tickets Answering telephone
8:00 5:00 8
June 29 Copying tickets Answered telephone
8:00 5:00 8
July 1 Copying tickets Answering Telephone 8:00 5:00 8
July 2 Copying tickets Answered Telephone
technician use/client gets some clients information
8:00 5:00 8
July 6 Copying tickets Answered Telephone for
technician use/client8:00 5:00 8
July 8 Copying tickets(ATT) Answering Telephone Technician use/clients
information Call throw for clients
8:00 5:00 8
July 9 Copying tickets Answering Telephone Technician use/clients
information
8:00 5:00 8
July 12 Answering telephone Technician use/clients
information11:00 5:00 4
July13 Copying trouble tickets At BZV-MCT-maintenance Answering Telephone for Technician use/clients
information Call throw for clients
8:00 5:00 8
July 15 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call throw for clients
8:00 5:00 8
July16 Copying trouble tickets Updates some ATT Nodes Join Events
8:00 5:00 8
July 17 Copying Bauan trouble tickets
Updates some ATT Nodes Answering phone
8:00 5:00 8
July 20 Listed trouble tickets to dispatch for repair
Answering Telephone for technician use/clients information
Call throw for clients
8:00 5:00 8
July 22 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call throw for clients
8:005:00 8
July 23 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call throw for clients
8:00 5:00 8
July 26 Copying trouble tickets Answered Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call throw for clients
8:00 5:00 8
July 27 Copying trouble tickets Answered Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call outs for clients Fieldwork/Assist
8:00 5:00 8
July 29 Copying trouble tickets Answered Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call outs for clients
8:00 5:00 8
July 30 Copying trouble tickets Answered Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call outs for clients
8:00 5:00 8
August 3 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call throw for clients Fieldwork/assist
8:00 5:00 8
August 5 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call outs for clients
8:00 5:00 8
August 6 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call outs for clients
8:00 5:00 8
August 9 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call throw for clients Fieldwork/assist Test Telephone Port on
Frame Copying trouble ticket in
BZV-ICT Email/close some ticket
8:00 5:00 16
August 10 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call throw for clients Fieldwork/assist
8:00 5:00 8
August 12 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call throw for clients Fieldwork/assist
8:00 5:00 8
August 13 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients 8:00 5:00 8
information Call throw for clients Test Telephone Port on
Frame
August 16 Answered Telephone for technician use/clients information
1:00 5:00 4
August 17 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call outs for clients Checks /test DSL port in
frame
8:00 5:00 8
August 20 Copy trouble tickets Test DSL Trouble tickets Verify clarity tickets Received Calls
8:00 5:00 8
August 21 Listed trouble tickets Call Outs Verify tickets Email in Luzon voice Test DSL ticket with OJT
8:00 5:00 16
August 24 Field Work with Gil de la Roca
Copy trouble tickets Answered Telephone for
technician use/clients
1:00 5:00 4
August 26 Search in ATT and Bauan Nodes
View tickets using E-RAT and Clarity
Listed tickets Call outs Received calls
8:00 5:00 8
August 30 Test some telephone trouble
Copying trouble tickets8:00 5:00 8
Answered Telephone
August 31 Copying trouble tickets Answered Telephone Field work/assists with
Sir Gerico Dalangin
8:00 5:00 8
September 2 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call throw for clients Fieldwork/assist with
Edison Dalangin
5:00 8 8
September 3 Copying trouble tickets Received Calls Test trouble telephone in
Mdf room Coordinate Manila to
close tickets
8:00 5:00 8
September 5 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients information
Call throw for clients Fieldwork/assist with
Edison Dalangin
8:00 5:00 8
September 6 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients information Call outs for clients Fieldwork/assist Edison
Dalangin
8:00 5:00 8
September 7 Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for
technician use/clients 8:00 5:00 8
information Call throw for clients Fieldwork/assist Edison Dalangin
September 9 Listed trouble tickets to dispatch for repair
Answering Telephone for technician use/clients information
Call outs for clients
8:00 5:00 8
September 10 Listed trouble tickets to dispatch for repair
Email to PCR/ID Verify technician needs
8:00 5:00 8
September 12 Listed trouble tickets to dispatch for repair
Call throw for clients Field work with sir Duke,
change DP008
8:00 5:00 8
September 13 Listed trouble tickets to dispatch for repair
Call throw for clients Field Work with Edison
Dalangin at Bacal Compound
8:00 5:00 8
September 14 Listed trouble tickets to dispatch for repair
Call throw for clients Field Work with Edison
Dalangin
8:00 5:00 8
September 16 Search in ATT and Bauan Nodes
View tickets using E-RAT and Clarity
8:00 5:00 8
Listed tickets Call outs Received calls
September 17 Test some telephone trouble
Copying trouble tickets Answered Telephone
8:00 5:00 8
September 18 Verify technician needs Received Calls Calls Outs Field work with Edison
Dalangin Email ticket PCR/ID
8:00 5:00 8
September 20 Copying trouble ticket in BZV-ICT to dispatch
Listed trouble tickets at alitagtag area
Email to Luzon-voice
Calls Outs
Received Calls technician and clients use
Field Work with Edison Dalangin and Glenn
8:00 5:00 8
September 24 Listed trouble tickets alitagtag area to dispatch for repair
Calls Outs Received Calls
technician and clients use
Email ticket at DSL-Luzon and Luzon Voice
8:00 5:00 8
September 27 Received Calls technician and clients use
1:00 5:00 4
September 28 Listed trouble tickets to dispatch for repair
Email to PCR/ID and Closing
Verify technician needs
8:00 5:00 8
September 30 Listed trouble tickets to dispatch for repair
Email to PCR/ID and Closing Verify technician needs Received Calls technician
and clients use
8:00 5:00 8
October 1 Copying trouble ticket in BZV-test to dispatch Email to PCR/ID and Closing
Verify technician needs Received Calls Search in ATT and Bauan
Nodes Fieldwork/assist with Edison
Dalangin
8:00 5:00 8
October 5 View tickets using E-RAT and Clarity
Listed tickets Call outs Received calls Test DSL Speed Test telephone Field Work with Edison
Dalangin and Glenn
8:00 5:00 8
October 12 Field Work with Edison Dalangin and Glenn
View tickets using E-RAT and Clarity
Listed tickets
8:00 5:00 8
Call outs Received calls Verify technician needs
October 14 Received calls Verify technician needs
1:00 5:00 4
October 15 View tickets using E-RAT and Clarity
Listed tickets Call outs Received calls Verify technician needs
8:00 5:00 8
Weekly Time Report
Week 1
June 17-22, 2013
No. of Hours: 48
Activities:
Orientation about MDF Observing in Employee work Continuing Orientation Learning about MDF like terminating wire Teach on clarity system Field work/checking trouble wiring Joining event Updates Ports at cabinet 205 Searching for busy tones in cab.205
Week 2
June 24, 25 and 25
No. of Hours: 24
Activities:
Copying tickets with OJT Organize wire Answering telephone
Week 3
July 1, 2 and 6
No. of Hours: 24
Activities:
Copying tickets Answering Telephone technician /client gets some clients information
Week 4
July 8,9,12 and 13
No. of Hours: 28
Activities:
Copying tickets(Alitagtag) Answering Telephone for technician use/clients information Call throw for clients Copying tickets(Bauan) Copying trouble tickets at BZV-MCT-maintenance
Week 5
July 15, 16, 17 and 20
No. of Hours: 28
Activities:
Copying trouble tickets(Bauan) Answering Telephone for technician use/clients information Call throw for clients Copying trouble tickets Updates ATT (alitagtag) Nodes Join Events
Week 6
July 22, 23, 26 and 27, 2013
No. of Hours: 32
Activities:
Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for technician use/clients information Call throw for clients Fieldwork/assist
Week 7
July 29, 30, and August 3, 2013
No. of Hours: 24
Activities:
Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for technician use/clients information Call throw for clients Fieldwork/assist
Week 8
August 5, 6,9,10, 2013
No. of Hours: 40
Activities:
Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for technician use/clients information Call throw for clients Fieldwork/assist Test Telephone Port on Frame Copying trouble ticket in BZV-ICT Email/close some ticket
Week 9
August 12, 13, 16, 17, 2013
No. of Hours: 28
Activities:
Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for technician use/clients information Call throw for clients Fieldwork/assist Test Telephone Port in Frame Checks /test DSL port in frame
Week 10
August 20, 21, and 24, 2013
No. of Hours: 28
Activities:
Copy trouble tickets Test DSL Trouble tickets Verify clarity tickets Received Calls Email in Luzon voice Test DSL ticket with OJT Field Work with Gil de la Roca
Week 11
August 26, 30, and 31, 2013
No. of Hours: 24
Activities:
Search in ATT and Bauan Nodes View tickets using E-RAT and Clarity Call outs Received calls Test some telephone trouble Field work/assists with Sir Gerico Dalangin
Week 12
September 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7, 2013
No. of Hours: 40
Activities:
Copying trouble tickets Answering Telephone for technician use/clients information Fieldwork/assist with Edison Dalangin Test telephone trouble in Mdf room Call throw for clients
Week 13
September 9, 10, 12, 13 and 14, 2013
No. of Hours: 40
Activities:
Listed trouble tickets to dispatch for repair Answering Telephone for technician use/clients information Call outs for clients Email to PCR/ID and Close Verify technician needs Field work with sir Duke, change DP008 Field Work with Edison Dalangin at Bacal Compound
Week 14
September 16, 17, 18, and 20, 2013
No. of Hours: 32
Activities:
Search in ATT and Bauan Nodes View tickets using E-RAT and Clarity Listed tickets Call outs Received calls Verify technician needs Copying trouble ticket in BZV-ICT to dispatch Email to Luzon-voice for PCR/ID and its closing Field Work with Edison Dalangin and Glenn
Week 15
September 24, 27 and 28, 2013
No. of Hours: 20
Activities:
Listed trouble tickets alitagtag area to dispatch for repair Calls Outs Received Calls technician and clients use Email ticket at DSL-Luzon and Luzon Voice
Week 16
September 30, October 1 and 5, 2013
No. of Hours: 20
Activities:
Listed trouble tickets to dispatch for repair Email to PCR/ID and Closing Verify technician needs Received Calls technician and clients use Copying trouble ticket in BZV-test to dispatch Email to PCR/ID and
Closing Verify technician needs Received Calls Search in ATT and Bauan Nodes Fieldwork/assist with Edison Dalangin
Week 17
October 8 and 12, 2013
No. of Hours: 20
Activities:
View tickets using E-RAT and Clarity Listed tickets Call outs Received calls Verify technician needs Email to PCR/ID and Closing Field Work with Edison Dalangin and Glenn
Week 18
October 8 and 12, 15, 2013
No. of Hours: 4
Activities:
Received calls Verify technician needs Email to PCR/ID and Closing View tickets using E-RAT and Clarity Listed tickets Call outs
FINAL WRITTEN REPORT
Scope of Work
The trainee works in office room and fields where in troubleshooting of data and voice, installation of software, maintaining data back-up, formatting and monitoring what the students are doing in the computer compose the trainee’s task.
Objective
The purpose of the program is to provide the trainee with aptitude, competence, awareness in the real workplace, and to develop skills relevant to the trainee’s profession. The said program had given the trainee sufficient time to be familiar with the regular work setting and so as to train themselves as normal employees.
Timetable
The training was meant to educate and prepare the trainee in actual work in the institution. Actual tasks were given when needed. Some of the tasks have
to be accomplished in definite time and with maximum supervision. The training was taken only within 62 days which started on June 17 and ended on October 15, 2013.
Results/Accomplishment
The trainee had a lot of actual work like computer troubleshooting which includes basic problems particularly data connection problems, voice connection problems, among others. Troubleshooting was the main task assigned to him. The trainee was subjected to the real work environment and therefore had familiarized himself with the work proper and now has the skill to troubleshoot those kinds of problems without an aid.
Problems Encountered
The trainee had encountered some problems particularly when troubleshooting a data and voice connection failure and sometimes cannot find a solution.
Conclusion and Recommendation
On-the-Job Training is indeed vital and necessary to students because the program expands the students’ knowledge as it helps the students explore their skills in the actual work area. OJT is the launching step to a students’ knowledge actual working experience. The trainee can practice applying the lessons learned from the years of formal education and discovers that there are still a lot more to learn from the actual working field.
Moreover, OJT serves as a source of man power for enterprise by having the privilege of hiring students that are fresh-minded, intellectually updated, goal oriented and are not yet expecting high salaries. OJT serves best by exposing the students to potential employers and the possibility of being hired depending on the needs of the company and in terms with the trainees’ performance as well.
With these observations, I stand for OJT to be a compulsory requirement for graduating students of every field of endeavor from different colleges and universities locally and internationally.
Narrative Report
I’ve taken my OJT (On-The-Job Training) this academic year 2013 at Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (Bauan Branch). It lasted for 62 working days and includes the following activities:
I’ve been working in the MDF department, I have learned many things about PLDT, how it’s operates and why this company is still one of the biggest telecommunication company not only in Batangas but in the Philippines.
For my staying at PLDT I learned to be patience, discipline, and communicate to others and to be courage to accomplish this tasks (OJT), newly people I have met, new location and I am not familiar, I have no idea for this kind of work and how I accommodate to other workers ,to handle troubles and problem that I encounter not only in the field telecommunication but also physically and mentally problem.
As Information technology student I practiced to be organized, handling my time, broadening my skills not only in terms of Computer, but also in the field of works. On the Job Training is the best way to adapt person in a new environment to be train and prepared in a real worksite.
As a former trainee (OJT) of PLDT, I can merely say that I’ve experience how my field of work flows, basic office works, to be productive, developed more skill how to be confident and self-esteemed.
Ralp Joseph de GuzmanNatunuan South, San Pascual, BatangasCell phone Number: 0948-730-155 E-mail Address: deguzmanralpjoseph@yahoo.com_____________________________________________________________PERSONAL DATA:
Date of Birth: January 14, 1993Place of Birth: Natunuan South, San Pascual, BatangasHeight: 5'6Weight: 121 lb.Religion: Roman CatholicCivil Status: SingleCitizenship: FilipinoGender: MaleMother's Name: Virginia de Guzman Occupation: HousewifeParent’s Address: Natunuan South, San Pascual, Batangas
Language or Dialect Spoken and Written: English and Filipino
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:Tertiary: AMA Computer College-Batangas
Bachelor of Science in Information TechnologyNational Road, Bolbok, Batangas City
Secondary: Francisco G. Perez Memorial National High SchoolNatunuan South, San Pascual, Batangas2009-2010
Elementary: Natunuan South Elementary SchoolNatunuan South, San Pascual, Batangas2005-2006
SPECIAL SKILLS:Computer literate (Microsoft word, Microsoft excel, Microsoft access, PowerPoint)Basic Photoshop editing Basic animation using macromedia flashWebsite designing using HTML, XML, DREAMWEAVER
Installing software in PC
SEMINAR and CONFERENCE ATTENDED:
Batangas Information Technology Student’s Conference 2013 -February 09, 2013 at Batangas City, ColiseumYouth for Information Technology XI – September 17, 2013 at SMX Convention Center, Pasay City
EXPERIENCE: Disc jockey Trainee at Bay Radio 104.7 FM –Batangas last January-March 2011
CHARACTER REFERENCES:
Mr. Melvin Caseda School Director AMA Computer College-Batangas
Mr. Rogelio Panopio Barangay Captain Natunuan South, San Pascual, Bats
Mrs. Aimee M.Gonzales Math Teacher/Adviser (4th year) FGPMNHS
I hereby certify that the above information are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
RALP JOSEPH DE GUZMAN Applicant's Signature
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