nagamit ba sa work ang imong na tun-an sa school?

[Ghadz]

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ang uban nagamit sad pero dili tanan

[bordogoy]

Sure. Para nako, school is not just about studying. You meet a lot of people and you learn how to socialize with others and I think usa na sa big factor sa pagskwela. Dli tanang gitudlo sa skwelahan magamit pero ang pag usab sa imong mindset through socializing which you get from school really matters.

[jbass]

Stepping stone rana atong g.skwelahan sa school. Not really magamit jud but para nako, mao nay foundation nmu sa imong knowledge. Kanang mosulod ka og special courses advantage pud na siya kay ang learning is walay katapusan. Ang naka lisod sa atoa kay mangita dayon og naay experience labi na sa dagko na company. Pero dili man tanan. Unlike sa Saudi bisan bag.o pa gani pwede ra kasulod og mga planta kay trainingon man kag maau then dako pajud og hatagan sa swledo.. Mao dili maka huna2x og hawa... Support kaayo ang gobyerno sa SAUDI para sa ilang trabahante...

For those who have worked na in-line sa ilang nahuman na course, nagamit ba to the full extent (or at least some of it) ang inyong na learn sa school? Let us exclude subjects like the minors like communication, how to make letters, or personal relations kai common naman kaayo na. let's talk about the actual skills.

I'll give example (mag sorry nako daan kai naai dili maka relate ani). Electrical Engineer ko tuod karon pero as of now, gina train ko as a Maintenance Technician in a company. Maygani ako kai naa koi nahuman na Engineering Technology course para naai maski gamay na skills kai if wala pa, maparehas ko sa akong mga ka batch na ning diretso ug engineering tapos kiwa kaayo mu handle ug screw driver, tapos maglisod ug basa ug schematics, drawings and daghan kaayog lain pangutana na wala diri wala didto. Kai na-anad na mag sige ug solve gamit calculator tapos ang actual skills wala na develop...

Para daw kuno ma develop ang skills sa imong career, kai mag enroll daw ta ug mga special courses that costs thousands of pesos... pero we can still develop those kinds of skills whether technical or personal type of skills pero sa sulod na sa workplace and its already free... kaysa bayaran nimo ang skills needed sa work place. Pero ang problema kai what if fresh graduate pajud ka, dako kag marks tuod pero the required skills for the work places aren't there yet? So ang applicant mapugos nalang ug enroll sa specialized skills training.

What are your thoughts in this? Tapos sa mga experts, tabang ug expound para ma cure akong ignorance. hehe

[Riendger]

Di tanan......

[duke7070]

As for me, it was my high school education(School of Tomorrow) that honed my communication skills. Currently, I'm working in a BPO..NOC(Network Operations Center) Team.

[Scott Bernard]

Di tanan......

Likewise... kay broad kaayo ang engineering.

Pero nagamit jud. Dili motaas ako sweldo kung wala palang ko nag engineering.

[oAizeNo]

Nagamit kaayo ky mao mn sa basehan sa sweldo ang experience nko before

[clothesatmidnight]

strangely oo, science related ako course nya ga call center ko for a while para mutry lng. then pag training kay gipa free speech or extemporaneous chuchu mi sa atubangan about a topic. ang topic nako kay subject nako pag college. HAHAHA pero d gd intense na nagamit gd. kato ra

[Drinzon]

Nagamit nako but sideline ra siya.

[siennacruz17]

For incoming college students, what tips would you give in terms of picking the right course and schools to apply for?


Currently i am looking at www.edukasyon.ph where you can apply to colleges and universities online and also read college tips on their blogs.


any other advice you can share?