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Online Program Evaluation End of Training Evaluation |
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Online Program Evaluation Mid-Training Evaluation |
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Trainees' Handbook 7th Edition |
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Library Resources: KOHA |
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Routine Interview Routine Interview is one of the services offered by TWC- Guidance Office. The goal of this service is to gather information about trainee's background and current concerns in the center. |
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Exit Interview Exit Interview is one of the services offered by TWC- Guidance Office. The goal of this service is to assess the center's services as well as the trainee's plans after the duration of stay in TWC. |
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Intake Form Intake Form is a document used by counselor to collect important information from trainees at the beginning of counseling session/s. It aims to helps in establishing a foundation for the therapeutic relationship and guides the counselor in making a treatment plans to meet the specific needs of each individual trainees. |
SUCCESS STORIES
Influencing Women to Non-Traditional Trades
Success Story by: Irene F. MendozaShe would say that her mentor has a huge influence on her because she was moulded to become the better version of herself. The thought of empowering those who do not have confidence in themselves specially the women who are trying to get into a Non-Traditional Trade such as welding motivates her even more.
Honing One's Entrepreneurial Skills through TVET
Success Story by: Cherry M. GalitCherry was the winner of the TESDA Women's Center (TWC) Idol Award, Self-Employed Category. She is a graduate of Food and Beverage Services NC II and Bartending NC II. Cherry is now an entrepreneur, managing a Mobile Bar provided by Ginebra San Miguel, Inc. (GSMI). She was one of the scholars of TESDA-GSMI scholarship program at the TWC.
Having a Niche in Teaching at TVET
Success Story by: Maribel M. DumalaganMaribel is a proud daughter of a farmer who resides in the beautiful province of Bicol. Living in a simple life she would recall that her dream was to become a teacher, "I can still remember the days when I am playing with my childhood friends back in the province where I take the role of a teacher and they will be my students", she recalled while laughing.
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Success Story by: Angela M. Felarca“You need to be happy in what you are doing. You only live once, so make it worthwhile. Always be thankful and never step on others to rise; let the blessings flow.”
Angela M. Felarca, a graduate of the Bartending NC II program at the TESDA Women’s Center, transitioned from a finance manager to pursuing her passion for bartending during the pandemic.
