Mar
28
Philippine Game and Animation Industry Gets Boost
March 28, 2013 | Leave a Comment
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A partnership between the Information Technology and Business Process Association of the Philippines (IBPAP) and Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) with government of South Korea is instituted for training of Filipino animators and game developers to boost the Philippines’ digital outsourcing sectors.
Feb
20
Better English, Better Future
February 20, 2012 | 2 Comments
Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) companies, like AEGIS People Support and Qualfon, joins the cause of reinforcing and improving the English communication skills of the elementary and high school students in Cebu’s public schools.
This cause, “Better English, Better Future” was piloted by Qualfon Philippines Inc., last January 2011 with barangay Apas-Cebu City as the program’s host community.
Back then, forty-eight Qualfon agent-volunteers spent conducted story-telling sessions to the grade 1 pupils of Camp Lapu-Lapu Elementary School and tutorials for the fourth year classes of Apas National High School.
The program addresses the decline in the communication skills of new graduates, especially from public schools.
Through alternative, informal home-style teaching and coaching on practical, conversational English, students can become more confident in speaking the language.
The students are also taught on how to apply themselves self-sufficiently to develop vocabulary, improve grammar, and practice universal diction and pronunciation.
Last February 18 of 2012, Aegis People Support, another business process outsourcing company, shared its agents’ expertise to their beneficiaries, the students of Lahug Elementary School with storytelling and classroom management sessions.
The “Better English, Better Future” program was conceptualized by Vicsal Foundation Inc., the corporate foundation of Metro Gaisano chain of stores. The foundation aims to sustain this project with the help of BPOs, groups and individuals.
For interested volunteers, please contact the Vicsal Foundation secretariat at 236-8390 local 221, look for Mars Cabildo-Rubica or Joy Ong.
Feb
7
White Collar Pros in the Philippines go KPO
February 7, 2012 | Leave a Comment
White-collar professionals in the Philippines, such as architects, accountants, lawyers, nurses, even physicists and teachers can take advantage of the demand in Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) services.
KPO, is one of the sub-sectors in the outsourcing industry where Filipino professionals get employment of the multi-billion-dollar outsourcing industry in the world.
This level of outsourcing services requires specialized and highly educated professionals such as financial analysts, people with extensive experience in key industries or crafts or who have master’s degrees in business, medicine and design.
Through “cloud computing”, anyone can build a virtual workstation or workplace online/on the Internet, being able to market their professional expertise and skills to service clients worldwide. Professional services can be off-shored.
With the Philippines’ surplus of educated experts, these professionals would no longer need to apply work abroad, since they can earn the same salary levels through cloud computing services.
Filipino pros in accounting, human resources management, marketing and advertising can offer themselves as consultants to multinational companies around the world.
These enterprises are seeking good and affordable professionals to help operational requirements including HR, marketing and planning, accounting, among others.
Jan
7
Telecoms invest in future of Philippine work force
January 7, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Two major telecom providers in the Philippines, along with their partners, are focusing on their corporate social responsibility in building up education in the country through information communications technology, promoting digital literacy among Filipino students in order to prepare them well in a future where the personal computer is the common tool and the Internet is the major means of sharing information and communication.
Their efforts highlight their trust in the potential of  the students in the Philippines as engineers, developers, scientists, communicators, innovators and leaders.
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