Don Bosco TVET BalambanAfter the PVS Installation theory was given by Mr. Erazo, Batch 48 proceeded to the actual installation of the solar panels at the roof of our gymnasium.
The solar panels is the component of the Photo Voltaic System (PVS) that harvests the power of the sun and turns it into usable power source. Be careful … Safety First
Mr Alrey Erazo gave a lecture on PVS Installation to the remaining Batch 48. This program is part of the Green TVET inititiative of Don Bosco-One TVET Philippines, Inc. of which Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban Inc. is an active member.This is a concrete response to Pope Francis challenge in Laudato Si of taking care of our common home.
Fr. Mel Racelis and Fr. Bai Albesa graced todays’ thanksgiving mass and blessing of the job site of the BDO donated building. The funds came from the BDO Employees across the country who gave their last day of work as their contribution to this worthy project for the Out of School Youth (OSY).
In the tradition of Don Bosco, medals of Mary help of Christians were placed at the foundation of the BDO Building.
This new facility will house the qualifications of Drafting NCII, Carpentry NCII, Masonry NCII, Scaffolding Erection NCII, Construction Painting NCII and other qualifications in the Construction Sector.
God is good all the time.
Sirs Anthony and Ernie are now in Manila undergoing training in installing car stereos, alarm systems and tint application in vehicles. Once they come back, they will be teaching this new skill as enhancement skills to our TVET students.
Our Welding Students are now multi-skilled exposed to EIM NCII, Practical Scaffolding Erection, Masonry, Networking, cooking, house painting, carpentry and now into tinting and car accessories installation.
Bureau of Fire Protection conducted a follow-up inspection of the fire preparedness of Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban.
Congratulations to Fr. Brian Butanas and staff. Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban is now an Assessment Center for the qualifications of EIM NCII and SMAW NCI. Congratulations.
The land behind the Dormitory is now being prepared for future qualifications on Heavy Equipment Operations and Driving NCII and NCIII. This is through the kindness, generosity and support of JARC Construction and Marine Services, Architect Richard Obaner and Asturias Vice Mayor Benjo Labuca.
The first group of Batch 48 departed for Manila for deployment at Aero-Pack Manila. This is through the kindness and initiative of Mr. Ramon Taniola who is consultant of some companies in Manila. He has been tapping the graduates of our TVET Centers for deployment in these companies.
Sir Ernie Estoche is accompanying the first batch to Manila to make sure that they are properly taken cared of during the first few days of adjustment.
Thank you once again to Batch 48 for completing another Institutional Project – the garage for the community vehicles of Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban. Thank you again to Sir William Lima our Special Projects Supervisor for Construction Projects.
