The Technology Resource Center (TRC) is tasked to provide special livelihood assistance for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) displaced by the mass lay-offs of migrant workers worldwide as a result of the world financial crisis.
DDG Cunanan said TRC’s business packages for migrant workers are set to include hands-on training on setting-up various businesses. He added beneficiaries shall also be provided with initial tools and materials they will need to start their business. To further ensure their success, TRC shall also provide them with practical advices on product packaging. After the training, Cunanan said the beneficiaries shall also be provided with a business start-up mentoring assistance.
Individual OFWs who are interested in setting-up food service-related business could avail of trainings in meat processing, fish processing, chinese dimsum making, chocolates and candy making, flavored and fortified juice making, native kakanin and the like. Other trainings focus fashion accessories making, cologne making, trendy balloons, herbal soap making, hand-made paper, candle making, tour guide operations, fabric softener and hair care products.
Group packages are also available for training in the following course: Sorbetes Production, Fish Snack Products, Pasta and Noodles Making, Carinderia Operations and Affordable Bakery Products.
To avail of the TRC livelihood packages, OFWs may inquire for assistance from any office of DOLE, OWWA or NCRO nearest their area or residence. They may also inquire directly from TRC at telephone number (02)727-6205 loc. 201,202 and 204.
In a related development, the TRC announced the opening of 1,500 jobs for its Techno Center in Capaz, Tarlac. Among the positions available are those for Line Supervisors, High-Speed Sewers, Overlapping Sewers and Piping Sewers. Interested applicants may get in touch with Manuel Quijada at telephone numbers (045) 893-1735 and (02) 246-836
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Hello ho, I have a suggestion for those fresh nursing graduates who could’nt find job at this time of economic crisis… to pursue on Language courses while they are serving for experience on rural areas… i think this is an intelligent way to spend public funds… and hope the govt. could help!
Since Dept. of Education wanted a reform of a 5 year course for nursing… i think it is wise to include optional Obligatory languages courses… such as French, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic etc. or even other asian languages as options!
Filipinos are fast learners… though languages is always difficult to learn theoretical wise… but Pinoys adapts so quickly once we are on actual applications about the language! Don’t you think this will be an additional qualifications for our nurses or even other professionals or even for our own country for tourism!
I don’t think everyone has a place for business… and besides not everybody have the talent for it. Mark my word this will even open more opportunities for our nurses around the world!
I think mayroon po kayong notoriety na maiparating ito sa mga taong kinauukulan so pasensiya na ho kung dito ako nag comment!