MANILA, Philippines ? Some 56 Filipino high school students and five teachers recently arrived from a 13-day cultural tour of Japan as part of the Japan East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youths ? American Field Service (JENESYS ? AFS) Programme 2011. The program, implemented in collaboration with the American Field Service (AFS) Intercultural Programs, took participants to Japanese high schools and tourist destinations in various prefectures.
Kiyoshi Takeuchi, director of the Japan Information and Culture Center (JICC), encouraged delegates to serve as friendship ambassadors, and to recognize their JENESYS experience as a lifetime commitment in maintaining and promoting amiable relations between the Philippines and Japan.
The JENESYS program is one of several youth exchange programs which aims to promote understanding between Japan and other countries. In April 2012, about 400 Filipino youth will participate in the Disaster Management and Recovery Program and Environment Issues in Japan. They will learn about Japan?s experience in dealing with natural disasters, and witness its ongoing recovery efforts from the earthquake and tsunami.
For details about the program, visit the National Youth Commission website at www.nyc.gov.ph.
CEU holds teacher induction
Centro Escolar University (CEU), in cooperation with the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), Department of Education-National Capital Region (DepEd-NCR), and the Teacher Education Council (TEC) recently held a teacher induction program at its Manila campus.
The five-day teacher induction-cum-training workshop aimed to enhance the competencies of new secondary public school teachers in English, Math and Science, and share new strategies to improve classroom instruction. CEU faculty members and alumni were among the speakers and facilitators.
Southville maintains 100% passing rate in exam
Tourism students of Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) posted a 100 percent passing rate in the Amadeus World Certification Examination. The successful examinees are Bianca Elyz Clemente, Marie Jo Palado, Sarah Jane Amakawa, Candy Laine Velando, Marc O?ate, Reynaldo Sison, and Beanchie Marie Satou.
For the last three years, SISC students maintained an impressive track record of 100 percent pass rate in the Amadeus certification exam. SISC has an integrated Amadeus training course in its BS Tourism curriculum. Amadeus is a Computer Reservation System used globally to book a range of travel services such as flights, hotels and car hires.
Source: http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/345811/students-and-teachers-arrive-japan-tour
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