PROVINCIAL TRAINING CENTER

MISAMIS ORIENTAL

Empowering Communities through Skills:

Transforming Lives, Building Futures
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
EDITORIAL TEAM
The Center Administrator’s Message 1
About TESDA 2
Editor-in-Chief and Layout Artist About PTC-MISOR 3
LOUISE FRANCHE H. BERON Executive Summary 4
Contributors Empowering Communities:
HARVEY T. SALVACION Changing Lives 6
IRENE L. BRUÑOLA Transforming Lives, Breaking Barriers 8
ROMANITO P. CABURATAN
NERILYN L. JALA Scholars Take Home Silver And Bronze
MARICEL Q. LUCAÑAS-MAPANDI in Provincial Skills Competition 9
MARIO C. CAÑO, JR. Building Futures Thru
FARRAH LYN U. GALLOGO Partnerships And Linkages 10
GLEEMON R. AUTOR
LOUBELLE JANE U. GAID Expanding Perspectives 11
The Active Lens (Photo Collection) 13
Photographers
FARRAH LYN U. GALLOGO TESDA Leaders 22
LOUBELLE JANE U. GAID PTC-Misamis Oriental Organizational
Structure 23

FACADE
Adviser/Consultant
JOSEF ROD L. ILOGON

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Training Center – Misamis Oriental.

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the publisher, and proper to use the second level of the LTAC building (bottom
acknowledgement must be made. picture) as a workshop area and a 1,000 square meter land
adjacent to the building for the establishment of the
TESDA Provincial Training Center - Provincial Training Center (PTC) - Misamis Oriental (top
Misamis Oriental is committed to picture).
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On January 23, 2021, a groundbreaking ceremony was held
and adheres to the Data Privacy Act of to signify the beginning of the construction of the PTC
2012 (Republic Act No. 10173), and building, which was led by former TESDA Secretary, Isidro S.
ensures that only necessary data is Lapeña. After several months of construction, the PTC
included in this publication, and no building was inaugurated on the 17th of December of the
personal information is disclosed. same year.
The Center Administrator’s Message
Greetings!
It is with great pride and pleasure that I share with
you the highlights of TESDA Provincial Training
Center - Misamis Oriental’s Annual Report for the
year 2022 with the theme "Empowering
Communities through Skills: Transforming Lives,
Building Futures“. Our center, established in 2020
and inaugurated in 2021, has made significant
strides in expanding and strengthening the
mandate of TESDA in providing Technical-
Vocational Education and Training (TVET)
programs and services to underserved clienteles
in Misamis Oriental and nearby towns.
We are proud to report that we have 761 enrolled
and 754 graduated individuals, equipping them
with valuable skills for employment and entrepreneurship opportunities. Of
these, 236 were from our institution-based training programs and 525 from
our community-based training programs, which includes the ten (10) PRLEC-
identified barangays.
In addition, our assessment and certification program have assessed 181
skilled workers, with 165 individuals receiving certification. Furthermore, we
have strengthened our partnerships and linkages with various industries such
as construction, agriculture, health, land transport, and social sectors, forging
Memoranda of Agreement with five (5) partners.
I extend my deepest appreciation to our partners, stakeholders, co-TESDAns
and training center personnel for their unwavering support and dedication.
Together, we will continue to strive towards our mission of providing high-
quality TVET programs and making a meaningful difference in the lives of our
beneficiaries and the communities we serve.

JOSEF ROD L. ILOGON

Our theme "Empowering Communities

through Skills: Transforming Lives, Building
Futures" reflects our dedication to
empowering individuals and communities
through skills development, and the
positive impact it has on transforming lives
and building a better future for all
stakeholders involved.
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 ABOUT TESDA
MANDATE VALUES STATEMENT
The Technical Education and Skills We believe in demonstrated competence,
Development Authority (TESDA) is the institutional integrity, personal commitment,
government agency tasked to manage and culture of innovativeness and a deep sense of
supervise technical education and skills nationalism.
development (TESD) in the Philippines. It was
created by virtue of Republic Act 7796, QUALITY POLICY
otherwise known as the “Technical "We measure our worth by the satisfaction of
Education and Skills Development Act of the customers we serve"
1994”. The said Act integrated the functions
of the former National Manpower and Youth To achieve this, we commit to comply with
Council (NMYC), the Bureau of Technical- applicable requirement and continually
Vocational Education of the Department of improve our systems and processes
Education, Culture and Sports (BTVE-DECS)
and the Office of Apprenticeship of the Through:
Department of Labor and Employment
(DOLE). Strategic Decisions
Effectiveness
VISION Responsiveness
The transformational leader in the technical Value Added Performance
education and skills development of the Integrity
Filipino workforce. Citizen focus
Efficiency
MISSION
TESDA sets direction, promulgates relevant
standards, and implements programs
geared towards a quality-assured and
inclusive technical education and skills
development and certification system.

*TESDA Central Office Building

2 Art from tesda.gov.ph
 ABOUT PTC-MISOR
BACKGROUND
The Provincial Training Center – Misamis Oriental (abbreviated as PTC-MisOr or
PTC-MOR) is a compelling addition to the TESDA Technology Institutions (TTIs)
in Northern Mindanao, established by virtue of TESDA Order No. 462 series of
2020, which highlights the importance of the "Establishment of New Provincial
Training Centers" to better serve the needs of the local communities.

Inaugurated in December 2021, PTC-MisOr is rooted in the guiding principle of

"TESDA Abot Lahat," aiming to significantly expand access to technical
education and skills development in Misamis Oriental province, catering to the
diverse needs of the local population.

With a strategic location in Misamis Oriental, PTC-MisOr is poised to make a

meaningful impact on the local community, by offering comprehensive and
industry-relevant training programs, thus empowering individuals and enabling
them to pursue meaningful careers and improve their socio-economic well-
being.

PTC-MisOr's efforts are expected to contribute to the economic growth and

development of the province by producing a skilled and competent workforce
that can meet the demands of the job market, attract investments, and create
employment opportunities.

2020-2022 VISION, MISSION AND GOALS

VISION
The fourth TESDA Technology Institution of Misamis Oriental, Region X

MISSION
Established as a competent TVET institution with quality and market-driven
programs to produce competitive workforce

GOALS
1. Produce competent workforce for local labor market.
2. To become a sustainable TVET institution

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 EXECUTIVE
TRAINING: ALL DELIVERY MODES

761
TOTAL ENROLLED
754
TOTAL GRADUATES

INSTITUTION-BASED COMMUNITY-BASED
ENROLLED: 236 ENROLLED: 525
GRADUATED: 229 GRADUATED: 525

PTC-MisOr’s training initiatives have

525 525 successfully enrolled and graduated a
total of 761 and 754 individuals
respectively, with 236 enrolled and
229 graduates from its institution-
236 229 based training (IBT) program, and 525
enrolled and graduates from its
community-based training (CBT)
program.

ENROLLED GRADUATES

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 SUMMARY
The IBT program shows a significant Inverted Pyramid of Sector Share by
distribution across different sectors. Of Percentage for Institution-Based Training
the 236 enrolled, the majority were in
the Automotive and Land Transport
sector (48%), followed by Agriculture
(29%), Construction (19%), and
Language (5%).

CBT Sector Distribution

Processed
Food The CBT program served 525
5%
individuals, with a majority of them
20% Agriculture trained in the Processed Food and
38% Agriculture sectors, accounting for 38%

Construction and 37%, respectively. The Construction

sector followed with 20% of enrollees,
while the remaining 5% were from the
37% Social and
Social and Community Development
Community
Development sector.

ASSESSMENT OF SKILLED WORKERS

In the previous year, PTC-MisOr was accredited as an
assessment center for Driving NC II and Tile Setting NC
II. Since then, the center has successfully certified 165 181
out of 181 skilled workers who applied for assessment.
The accreditation has made it easier for clients to obtain
assessments without the hassle of travelling long
distances. Moving forward, PTC-MisOr is committed to
exploring additional accreditation opportunities to 165
provide clients with even more relevant options.

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EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES:
CHANGING LIVES
The PTC-MisOr’s community-based their capabilities and potential for career
training program is making a significant advancement.
impact in underserved and remote
communities. In 2022, 525 individuals Moreover, the center provided livelihood
received tailored programs in areas such training programs to priority barangays
as agriculture, construction, processed identified by the PRLEC (Poverty
food, and social and community Reduction, Livelihood and Employment
development. Cluster), supporting the economic
empowerment of communities in need.
The program equipped beneficiaries
with valuable skills that enhance their The PTC-MisOr is committed to
employability and income-generating empowering communities through skills
potential. The training empowered development and making TVET
individuals to become active members accessible to all. It is proud to be a
of their communities, driving positive catalyst for positive change in the
change and making a meaningful communities it serves, and looks forward
difference in their lives and those around to playing a pivotal role in building
them. It also facilitated skills upgrading better futures.
to some individuals, further enhancing

Table 1. Number of
Beneficiaries per Sector
No. of
Sector
Beneficiaries
Processed
197
Food
Agriculture 192
Construction 110
Social and
Community 26
Development

TOTAL 525

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 BRGY. TULA, ALUBIJID, MISAMIS
ORIENTAL
TDC, PRODUCE ORGANIC
CONCOCTION AND EXTRACTS AND
PRODUCE ORGANIC VEGETABLES |
05.25-29.2022
BRGY. NANGCAON, OPOL, MISAMIS ORIENTAL
PRODUCE ORGANIC CONCOCTIONS AND EXTRACTS AND
PRODUCE ORGANIC VEGETABLES |
04.07-13.2022

BRGY. DIGKILAAN, MANTICAO, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

TDC AND RAISE ORGANIC CHICKEN | 05.16-20.2022
R BRGY. TINGALAN, OPOL, MISAMIS ORIENTAL
BANANA CHIPS MAKING | 04.19.2022

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BRGY. BALINTAD, MANTICAO, MISAMIS ORIENTAL
BANANA AND TARO CHIPS MAKING | 06.24.2022
BRGY. CAUYONAN, OPOL, MISAMIS ORIENTAL
BANANA/TARO CHIPS AND LONGGANISA MAKING |
06.10.2022

BRGY. SAN FRANCISCO DE ASIS, EL SALVADOR CITY

TDC AND BASIC BARANGAY ELECTRICAL
E BRGY. LUBILAN, NAAWAN, MISAMIS ORIENTAL
BANANA/TARO CHIPS AND LONGGANISA MAKING |
10.11.2022
INSTALLATION | 12.14-16.2022

BRGY. BULONAY, IMPASUG-ONG, BUKIDNON

BASIC CARPENTRY AND MASONRY |
11.28-12.12.2022
C BRGY. CALANGAHAN, LUGAIT, MISAMIS ORIENTAL
BANANA/TARO CHIPS AND LONGGANISA MAKING |
11.19-20.2022
 As a recipient of the TRANSFORMING LIVES,
BREAKING BARRIERS
TESDA scholarship
programs, the
training center has
successfully provided opportunities in delivering quality TVET training and has
played a crucial role in providing financial assistance to aspiring learners. These
programs are specifically designed to eliminate financial barriers and ensure that
individuals facing economic constraints have equal access to valuable skills and
knowledge through scholarship programs.

Table 2. Utilization of Scholarship Programs

TYPE OF APPROVED SLOTS

GRADUATED ASSESSED CERTIFIED
SCHOLARSHIP SLOTS UTILIZED

TWSP

STEP
146

50
144

50
138

48
107

24
107

18
95%
CERTIFICATION
TTSP 25 25 20 20 19 RATE

TOTAL 221 219 206 151 144

Through the provision of scholarships, the PTC-

MisOr has empowered learners to pursue their
education and training, thereby enhancing their
employability prospects and equipping them
with the skills necessary for meaningful
employment. The impact of these scholarship
programs extends beyond financial support, as
they enable learners to overcome economic
challenges and achieve their educational and
career aspirations. These programs have been instrumental in contributing to the
personal and professional growth of learners, fostering a positive and lasting
impact on their lives and communities.

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 Scholars Take Home Silver and Bronze in
Provincial Skills Competition

Two (2) female competitors, who were showcase their skills and knowledge in
both scholars and graduates of the their respective trades, promoting
2021 STEP Tile Setting NC II program, healthy competition and excellence in
bagged the silver and bronze awards technical education and skills
in the Wall and Floor Tiling trade area development.
during the 2022 Provincial Skills
Competition conducted by the TESDA PTC-MisOr's success in the
Provincial Office of Misamis Oriental competition highlights the
held on July 7, 2022 at the UTSP effectiveness of TESDA's programs in
Gymnasium, Cagayan de Oro City promoting TVET, which can improve
the employability and career prospects
TESDA's skills competitions provide a of Filipinos, particularly during
platform for trainees and graduates challenging times such as the current
from technical-vocational institutions pandemic.
and TESDA Technology Institutions to

Regine J. Laray

Ava Mae J. Calam

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BUILDING FUTURES THRU
PARTNERSHIPS AND LINKAGES

EO70 PARTNER: ORO GEOMETRIC ABALDE'S GRAPES FARM RURAL HEALTH UNIT
PNP 2ND PMFC MIS OR BUILDERS, INC. (OGBI) AND FUN LIBERTAD, MISAMIS
(with MOA) ORIENTAL (with MOA)

In a bid to provide promising opportunities for its graduates in the job market, the
PTC-MisOr has established valuable partnerships and linkages with the industry in
various sectors, including construction, agriculture, health, land transport, and social
and community development. Through these partnerships, the center has secured
five (5) Memoranda of Agreements (MOAs) that have created a pathway for trainees to
gain valuable industry experience through supervised learning. Furthermore, some of
these partnerships enabled the training center to extend its reach to far-flung
communities to deliver livelihood trainings.

CPAG BUILDERS AND REALTY

DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, INC.
MS. J SALON (with MOA) RACINI BAGS AND LUGGAGE
(with MOA) (with MOA)

Partner Recognition
August 31, 2022:
Conferred awards
to partners during
the TESDA X
Awards held at
Mallberry Suites
Business Hotel,
Cagayan de Oro
City

(Pictures from top

to bottom:
1. PNP-2nd PMFC
Mis Or July 27, 2022: Received Certificate Of
2. Ms. J Salon Recognition from the PNP-2nd PMFC Mis Or
3. OGBI during their Stakeholder's Pasasalamat at
Parangal

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 Agricultural Innovation and Global Learning:
EXPANDING PERSPECTIVES The Agrostudies Israel Experience
Ms. Nerilyn L. Jala, a trainer in
agriculture from PTC-MisOr,
completed the Agrostudies program
in Israel. From December 2021 to
October 2022, she gained hands-on
experience in flower farming and
learned about various aspects of
modern agricultural practices,
including irrigation systems, plant
nutrition, pest control, and
greenhouse management.

Her participation in the Agrostudies

program is part of the partnership
between the Philippines and Israel to
promote sustainable agriculture and
food security. The program provides
TESDA trainers with an opportunity to
undergo comprehensive training in
modern farming techniques and
technologies, which they can apply in
their work and share with their
trainees.

Upgrading TVET Leadership: Insights on Industry 4.0

Mr. Josef Rod L. Ilogon, Center Administrator, joined a 5-day TVET Industry
Revolution 4.0: Learning Training Programme in Singapore from
September 26-30, 2022. The program was organized by the Colombo Plan
Staff College and MFA-Singapore to help TVET professionals and leaders
expand their knowledge and skills on Industry 4.0 technologies. Its goal
was to enable them to develop effective strategies and plans to enhance
the TVET systems and processes in their respective countries.

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 REGISTERED PROGRAMS
INSTITUTION-BASED TRAINING PROGRAMS
• Driving NC II.....................................................................................118 Hours (15 Days)
• Basic English Language Proficiency.............................100 Hours (13 Days)
• Produce Organic Vegetables..............................................64 Hours (8 Days)
• Produce Organic Concoctions and Extracts…..…...64 Hours (8 Days)
• Contact Tracing LEVEL II........................................................120 Hours (15 Days)
• Tile Setting NC II............................................................................117 Hours (15 Days)

COMMUNITY-BASED TRAINING PROGRAMS

• Lay Concrete Hollow Blocks for Structure...............40 Hours (5 Days)
• Plaster Wall Surface...................................................................40 Hours (5 Days)
• Basic Carpentry.............................................................................40 Hours (5 Days)
• Banana and Taro Chips Making.......................................8 Hours (1 Day)
• Nuggets Making...........................................................................8 Hours (1 Day)
• Barangay Basic Electrical Installation..........................24 Hours (3 Days)

ACCREDITED ASSESSMENT CENTERS

• Driving NC II
• Tile Setting NC II

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 THE
ACTIVE
LENS
Photo Collection
 AUGUST 6-SEPTEMBER 17, 2022
BASIC ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TRAINING FOR 4TH
SIGNAL BATTALION PERSONNEL

JANUARY 7-20, 2022

TESDAMAYAN AT MOLUGAN, EL SALVADOR CITY (TYPHOON
ODETTE AFFECTED FAMILIES)

FEBRUARY 17, 2022 MARCH 24, 2022

TESDAMAYAN AT CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (TYPHOON WOMEN'S MONTH CELEBRATION (TRAINING ON
ODETTE AFFECTED FAMILIES) LONGGANISA AND SIOMAI MAKING FOR LIBERTAD WOMEN
ASSOCIATION)

APRIL 11-13, 2022

TRAINING ON HAIRCUTTING FOR PNP-2ND PMFC
MIS OR (IN COLLABORATION WITH MS. J SALON)

MAY 17, 2022

TRAINING BANANA AND TARO CHIPS MAKING AT
MAT-I, NAAWAN, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

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 JULY 29, 2022
JULY 1, 5-6, 2022 CONVERGENCE PROGRAM AND TRAINING ON LONGGANISA
1ST MUNICIPAL SKILLS AND SIOMAI MAKING AT RETABLO, LIBERTAD, MISAMIS
FESTIVAL DURING THE ORIENTAL
ARAW NG LIBERTAD
CELEBRATION
(BANANA/TARO CHIPS
AND CHICKEN NUGGETS
MAKING) AT LIBERTAD,
MISAMIS ORIENTAL

SEPTEMBER 16, 2022

SEPTEMBER 14-16, 2022 TRAINING ON LONGGANISA AND BANANA/TARO CHIPS
TRAINING ON BARANGAY BASIC ELECTRICAL MAKING AT TAYTAYAN, LIBERTAD, MISAMIS ORIENTAL
INSTALATION AT TAYTAYAN, LIBERTAD, MISAMIS
ORIENTAL

SEPTEMBER 21, 2022

TRAINING ON SIOMAI MAKING IN
COLLABORATION WITH DTI-MIS OR FOR
MSME BENEFICIARIES AT LIBERTAD, MISAMIS
ORIENTAL

OCTOBER 14, 2022

TRAINING ON BANANA/TARO CHIPS AND SIOMAI
MAKING AT MATANGAD, GITAGUM, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

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 OCTOBER 26, 2022
TRAINING ON BANANA/TARO CHIPS
MAKING AT MACASANDIG, CAGAYAN
DE ORO CITY

OCTOBER 25-26, 2022

CONDUCT OF THEORETICAL DRIVING COURSE TO ORO
GEOMETRIC BUILDERS, INC. ENGINEERS AND PERSONNEL

NOVEMBER 22, 2022

TRAINING ON BANANA/TARO CHIPS AND SIOMAI
MAKING IN COLLABORATION WITH DTI-MIS OR FOR
MSME BENEFICIARIES AT NAAWAN, MISAMIS
ORIENTAL

AUGUST 4, 2022
COURTESY VISIT AND MEETING WITH GOV. PETER M. UNABIA

JULY 25, 2022

PRESENTED THE TESDA PROGRAMS DURING
THE SB SESSION AT INITAO, MISAMIS
ORIENTAL

JUNE 22, 2022

MEETING WITH PADI ON THE LOCAL DIVING TRAINING

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 MARCH 27, 2022
PARTNERSHIP MEETING WITH MS. J SALON ON
HAIRCUTTING TRAINING APRIL 22, 2022
PARTICIPATION TO THE OUTREACH ACTIVITY OF PMFC AND CONDUCT TNA ON
IPS AT SINALAC, INITAO, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

APRIL 28, 2022

PARTICIPATION TO THE 120TH DOLE JOB FAIR AT MAY 10, 2022
USTP GYM, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY EXPLORATORY TALKS WITH ORO GEOMETRIC BUILDERS, INC.
AND ACCEPTANCE OF TWO WELDING MACHINES

JULY 27, 2022

COURTESY VISIT TO THE NEWLY ELECTED VICE MAYOR AND
RE-ELECTED MAYOR OF LIBERTAD, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

OCTOBER 24, 2022

MOA SIGNING WITH CPAG BUILDERS AND REALTY
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

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 TESDA X SPORTSFEST
AUGUST 22-23, 2022

NATIONAL TECH-VOC DAY | ENROLMENT DAY | WCO

AUGUST 24-25, 2022

RRRO CALIBRATION SESSION FOR TTIS

JULY 19, 2022

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 REGIONAL YEAREND PERFORMANCE AND ASSESSMENT |
DECEMBER 27, 2022

TREE PLANTING ACTIVITIES

HOSTING THE 3Q MISOR CLUSTER MEETING AND

COURTESY VISIT TO THE LCE OF INITAO, MIS OR |
SEPTEMBER 9, 2022

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 TEAMBUILDING AND BENCHMARKING ACTIVITY AT MALAYBALAY CITY, BUKIDNON
MARCH 31-APRIL 2, 2022

TREE PLANTING AT TAYTAYAN, LIBERTAD, MISAMIS ORIENTAL

(TESDA ANNIVERSARY ACTIVITY) | AUGUST 26, 2022

JOINT PTC-CDO AND PTC-MOR GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY AND STAFF
DEVELOPMENT / CAPABILITY BUILDING IN CARAGA (R XIII) | OCTOBER 27-28, 2022

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GRADUATION CEREMONIES

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 TESDA LEADERS

DANILO P. CRUZ
TESDA Director General

ASHARY A. BANTO
Regional Director, TESDA Region X

MARIGOLD CHERIE R. GARRIDO

Provincial Director, TESDA Misamis Oriental

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