Program Orientation and Briefing

Dr. Hazrat HussainProgram Coordinator and Resource Person

Colombo Plan Staff College for Technician Education

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Customized Program on“ Building Capacity on Educational

Leadership and Management in the ASEAN Community”

October 15 - 19, 2012CPSC, Manila, Philippines

WELCOME

Objectives

Be aware of the Global, Regional and Country-based Educational Management Trends and their Implications for Sustainable Human Resources Development with reference to the ASEAN countries

Understand the technology supported learning environment based on learners’ needs and motivations;

Have a basic understanding of modern educational management concepts, practices and their application;

Objectives

Be able to identify issues and goals of managing change and improving organizational adaptability by leading change through organizational development strategies;

Appreciate and understand the process, procedure and requirements for establishing Quality Management System in educational institutions with reference to ASEAN regions.

Expected Outcomes

Instructional Strategies(Blended)

Program ManagementProgram Supervisor

Dr. Mohammad Naim Bin YaakubDirector GeneralColombo Plan Staff College

Program Management

Program Coordinator and Resource Person

Dr. Hazrat HussainFaculty ConsultantChairman, TDDColombo Plan Staff College

Program Management

Resource Persons

Dr. Romulita AltoResearch Consultant,

TIP

Mr. Jonas George SorianoManaging Director, IPQ,

DAP

Dr. Alice PañaresEducation

Consultant, DepEd

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Schedule of ActivitiesDay 9.00 to 10.30 11.00 to 12.30 13.30 to 15.00 15.30 to 17.00 17.30 to 18.00

18.30 to 21.00

Oct 15(Mon)

Registration and Inauguration

TEA

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Introduction to the Program

LUNCH

Special LectureMillennium Challenges in

Education with the Advent of ASEAN Community 2015

(D.G. Naim)

TEA

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Theme Paper 1Preparing the Education

Sector for ASEAN Community 2015

(Dr. Alice Pañares)

Computer Session

Web-based TLS Registration

Welcome Dinner

Oct 16(Tues)

Theme Paper 2Educational Excellence through Accreditation,

Quality Management and Strategic HR

(Dr. Alto)

Task 1(Participants)

Study VisitDevelopment Academy of the Philippines (with lecture on Management

of Curriculum & Supported Learning

Environment & Instruction in ASEAN

Community)(Mr. Soriano, DAP)

Study VisitMFI Foundation

Dinner at CPSC

Oct 17(Wed)

Theme Paper 3Knowledge Management

System in Teaching and Learning Organizations in

the Philippines(Dr. Hazrat Hussain)

Task 2(Participants)

Study VisitNational Teachers

College (NTC)

Continuation of Study Visit

Dinner at CPSC

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Schedule of ActivitiesDay 9.00 to 10.30 11.00 to 12.30 13.30 to 15.00 15.30 to 17.00 17.30 to 18.00

18.30 to 21.00

Oct 18(Thur)

Action Planning/Tasks(Dr. Hazrat Hussain)

TEA

BREAK

Online Examination

LUNCH

Presentation of Projects/Action Plans

TEA

BREAK

Closing Program

Dinner at CPSC

Oct 19(Fri)

Manila City Tour Manila City Tour Manila City Tour Manila City Tour Manila City Tour Dinner at

CPSC

Oct 20(Sat)

Free Time Free Time Free Time Free Time Departure of Pax

Study VisitsDevelopment Academy of the Philippines (DAP)

Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) was established in June 1973 and its mandate has been to assist in the country’s development efforts in two ways: as change catalyst and as capacity-builder. (DAP, 2012)

Study VisitsMFI Foundation, Inc.

MFI is a non-stock, non-profit science foundation that has provided quality training and education in the Philippines for more than 30 years. (MFI, 2012)

Study VisitsNational Teachers College (NTC)

NTC is the largest private teacher training institution in the Philippines that develops top-level manpower skills. (NTC, 2012)

Socio Cultural Programs• Welcome Dinner (Monday – October 15)

• Recreation ActivitiesMall of Asia

Mega Mall

Greenhills

Robinson’s

Cultural Visits

Manila City Tour

Lopez MuseumAmerican CemeteryIntramurosFort SantiagoManila Bay

Culminating Activities

ThursdayOctober 18, 2012Closing Ceremony and

Certificate Awarding

Hostel Guidelines Dining Room and Kitchen (4th Floor, Local 407)

The meals are prepared for the participants during the following hours:

Breakfast 7:00 – 8:30 hoursLunch 12:00 – 1:30 hoursDinner 18:00 – 20:00 hours

Cooking facilities are provided in the kitchen should participants wish to cook for themselves. Please utilize properly the kitchen facilities and cleanliness and order should be maintained.

Hostel Guidelines Laundry Services

Laundry Services are available with the following rates: Php 30/kilo – approx. USD 0.70/kilo – wash dry, and foldPhp 70/kilo – approx. USD 1.63/kilo – wash,dry, and press

Self – Service iron and ironing board are also available at the roof deck should the participants wish to press their clothes.

Internet Facility

Internet facility is available 24 hrs for e-mail, internet and other computer projects in the computer laboratory and hostel rooms. Please request the ICT Division should you need assistance in connecting to the internet.

Hostel Guidelines Making an Overseas Call

Public pay phones at the reception are available should the participants wish to make overseas calls.

Room Keys (Reception, First Floor, Local 101)

Room keys must be turned over to the Reception every time the guest goes out of the CPSC building.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION!