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    Insights On Work Immersion

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    The document discusses insights on work immersion from a graduating student in the Philippines. Work immersion is required as part of the K-12 curriculum and involves 80 hours of hands-on work experience. This gives students the opportunity to become familiar with the workplace and apply their skills and competencies. It also allows students to develop social and communication skills through interaction with coworkers and supervisors. However, there are some risks like safety issues and students becoming nervous or overwhelmed in the work environment. Overall, the student is both excited and scared for the experience but believes it will benefit them in preparing for future employment or education.

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    The document discusses insights on work immersion from a graduating student in the Philippines. Work immersion is required as part of the K-12 curriculum and involves 80 hours of hands-on work experience. This gives students the opportunity to become familiar with the workplace and apply their skills and competencies. It also allows students to develop social and communication skills through interaction with coworkers and supervisors. However, there are some risks like safety issues and students becoming nervous or overwhelmed in the work environment. Overall, the student is both excited and scared for the experience but believes it will benefit them in preparing for future employment or education.

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    The document discusses insights on work immersion from a graduating student in the Philippines. Work immersion is required as part of the K-12 curriculum and involves 80 hours of hands-on work experience. This gives students the opportunity to become familiar with the workplace and apply their skills and competencies. It also allows students to develop social and communication skills through interaction with coworkers and supervisors. However, there are some risks like safety issues and students becoming nervous or overwhelmed in the work environment. Overall, the student is both excited and scared for the experience but believes it will benefit them in preparing for future employment or education.

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    Insights On Work Immersion

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    Orie Mae
    The document discusses insights on work immersion from a graduating student in the Philippines. Work immersion is required as part of the K-12 curriculum and involves 80 hours of hands-on work experience. This gives students the opportunity to become familiar with the workplace and apply their skills and competencies. It also allows students to develop social and communication skills through interaction with coworkers and supervisors. However, there are some risks like safety issues and students becoming nervous or overwhelmed in the work environment. Overall, the student is both excited and scared for the experience but believes it will benefit them in preparing for future employment or education.

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    Insights on Work Immersion

    Since work immersion is a part of the current education syllabus, the K to 12 Curriculum,
    I am somehow aware of what it is about and what it is for. As a graduating student who is getting
    ready and prepared for tertiary education and soon for the work force, it is privilege to have
    advance knowledge and experiences to be mindful of what I should expect and anticipate in a work
    environment. To have a glimpse of what it is like to be in a formal office and work for a superior
    is something that I am both excited and scared of.

    I am aware that the Department of Education presented this feature in the senior high school
    program. Work immersion consists of 80 hours of hands-on experience or work simulation in
    which grade 12 students are required to undergo. Hands-on experience is the most effective way
    to enrich a student’s skills in his chosen field of specialization. This will give us the opportunity
    to become familiar with the work place as well as for us to obtain knowledge and apply our abilities
    and competencies relevant to our chosen program. Furthermore, we are able to develop our social
    and communication skills in a work space since interaction with clients. co-employees, and
    superiors is unavoidable and a huge part when working. The aftermath of the work immersion will
    be our deciding factor on whether we are prepared to be employed or still pursue postsecondary
    education. A student’s work immersion is inclined to his preferred course or program in college
    which is why it is essential for a student to know at this point the program he wishes to take and
    the profession he desires to have.
    Meanwhile, I am also aware that there are few demerits of work immersion. The major one
    is that each student’s safety is not assured at all times because negative incidents that may happen
    during the course of the activity are beyond human control. Let us just hope that such occurrences
    will not happen. In addition, many students might get nervous and anxious once they step in the
    work place and it might cause them to not perform well. This may stress them out and feel
    overwhelmed.

    Even though it is heart-racing and nerve-racking to join the work force, it is a risk any
    person should take because it is for the betterment of oneself. Like I said above, I am excited since
    it is an honor to be working momentarily for a company so I can be aware of the proper work
    etiquette and at the same time, I am scared of making a mistake that might disappoint the person I
    am working for.

    Having a chance to try this kind of activity or task to prepare myself in the future is
    something that I am grateful for, since in the end, I am the one who will benefit from all of this. It
    is those little steps of the process that really matter so can say that I have step out of my comfort
    zone and overcome it.

    TOLEDO, LAURIE MAE C.


    12 – ABM B

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