Batch 3 Deaf Scholars Pass Housekeeping NC II Assessment

Batch 3 Deaf trainees on their assessment day

Twenty-six (26) Deaf scholars of Gualandi Mission for the Deaf, LINK Center for the Deaf, Welcome Home Foundation, Inc. and Salud Borromeo Foundation, Inc. passed the TESDA assessment for Housekeeping NC II held last November 5, 2016 here in SKILLS Campus. These students comprise the 3rd batch of Deaf scholars since we opened our doors to train Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) 2015.

We would like to congratulate the following students who made it to the Housekeeping NC II Assessment: Gutz Avenido, Marion Reuel Barrientos, Cory Mar Buna, Jessa Cagas, Reyniel Ceniza, Marian Chiong, Russhell de la Victoria, Ronald Eder, Ma. Trina Escamos, Louvynnie Gesta, Ma. Jinky Jomuad, Dannie Ver Macapagal, Warren Montalban, Ritchiel Ouano, Margene Paez, Mike Anthony Perales, Anthony Pescante, Romulo Porral III, Precson Precioso, Randell Quebido, Harradyn Ragasa, Roniel Reyes, Ma. Liza

Decerie Salon, Irene Joy Tan, Mario Angelo Tomongha, and Michelle Villafuerte. Seven successful trainees actually hail from nearby Bacolod City, all scholars of Welcome Home Foundation, Inc. Some parents of these trainees were present during the assessment to give them moral support.

Our Batch 3 scholars are now being placed in the housekeeping departments of various hotel and restaurant establishments, commercial buildings and condominiums in and outside Cebu City. It is with a lot of hope that we work closely together to get employment for this new batch of successful Deaf trainees!

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