Don Bosco TVET BalambanSurprise visit from Mr. Jonathan King (far right) to Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban. He is an Alumnus of Don Bosco Technical Institute and had Fr. Jomar Legaspi as his Principal in the 90’s. Once a Bosconian, always a Bosconian. He is a true blooded Cebuano too. Thank you for the visit and support to the Bosconians in Cebu who were helping feed the poor at the start of the pandemic in 2020.
10 staff of Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban undergoing a 2 weekend Construction Occupational Safety and Health (COSH) Training at NETZ Training Services at Lawaan 3 Talisay City. This is in preparation for the offering of allied qualifications in the construction sector. (2 Weekends: March 12-13 and March 19-20)
Today we started the 40 days of the Lenten Season with the Catholic Tradition of Ash Wednesday. The Holy Father has enjoined all Christians and non-Christians to make Ash Wednesday as a day of prayer and fasting for our suffering Sisters and Brothers in Ukraine and World Peace. The ashes on our foreheads reminds us of our mortality … “Remember that you are dust, and unto dust you will return” and it is also a sign of our repentance of our sinfulness and the need for the love and mercy of God.
The Bosconian Alumni, Staff and JARC put their efforts together to concrete the sides of the stage as additional space for Training. The Alumni and staff prepared the area for cementing while JARC through the kindness of Mr. Benjo Labuca provided the concrete mix for the project. To God be the glory and our gratitude to all.
Another group of Batch 44 Bosconian Alumni coming back to help in post Odette repairs at Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban. Our residence canopy roofing was one of the many damages during the Typhoon. Our big thanks to you guys for your time and your love for Don Bosco.
Don Bosco TVET Center – Balamban through the assistance of Alumnus Mr. Roland Rosperos had its 3 hectare finally resurveyed that included a topograhical survey considering that its campus is on top of a hill and some parts are in a slope. This is in view of maximizing the resources of the TVET Center for a future site development for a “Green TVET.”
Batch 44 and Batch 45 Bosconian Alumni coming back to help in post Odette repairs at Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban. Our Library’s roofing was one damages during the Typhoon. Our big thanks to you guys for your time and your love for Don Bosco,
Don Bosco Tvet Center submersible water pump undergoes rehabilitation after Typhoon Odette. The pump has not been operational after almost a month of no electricity. However when the electricity came back, water pressure was not enough to pump water to our tanks on top of the hill. It seems that the metal casings and other fittings needed rehabilitation. Praying that there is no damage to the pump itself 🥲. Once the water system is fixed, we can start the new SMAW NCII training of Batch 48. Donations are welcomed to defray the expenses.
Odette’s reach and wrath reached DB Tvet Center Balamban with fallen trees and minor damages to structures compared to our centers and residential houses in Cebu City.
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Bosconian Alumni coming back to help refurbish the Electrical Technology Laboratory of Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban. This laboratory will house the future Electrical Technologies of EIM NCII, PVS Installation and Servicing NCII and Mechatronics NCII. Our big thanks to you guys for your time and your love for Don Bosco.
DB TVET Center Balamban has already prepared qualified instructors forthe said technologies and the UTPRAS Registration is already under process for approval of TESDA.(late post for December before Odette)
