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Business Correspondence


As they prepare to move on to another stage of their lives, junior and senior students will soon be applying for internships or jobs. having their internships and jobs. To help them with this all-important task, the Senior Organization, in partnership with the Junior Organization, organized and held a seminar entitled, “Business Correspondence: Resume Writing,” last January 20, 2014 at the 7th floor of the CKS College Narra campus. This goal of this seminar is to help students write a job-winning resume.

The speaker was Mr. Nikko Norman Izar. Mr. Izar graduated magna cum laude from the University of the East – Manila. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcast Communication and is currently pursuing his Master of Arts degree in Communication Research at the University of the Philippines – Diliman. He used to be a segment producer and writer for companies such as the Fil-Chi Productions Inc, Philippines Tafler, Lifestyle Asia, and Rubycomm. Austria. At present, he is an associate brand manager of Diamond Laboratories Inc.

Mr. Izar shared tips on how to make a killer resume. He also discussed the do’s and don’ts of resume writing. He emphasized that a killer resume is one that is skill-based, organized, and compact. He also give some tips on how one should prepare for a job interview.

(Article by Mydee Tan / Photo Credit: Rachelle Tan)

 

Entrepreneurial Breakthroughs with Mr. Henry Lim Bon Liong


Chiang Kai Shek College – Faculty of Business, Arts and Sciences, in cooperation with the Junior Marketing Association (JMA), hosted a seminar entitled “Entrepreneurial Breakthroughs” last January 17, 2014. More than 150 business students gathered at the 7th floor of the Narra Campus to learn from the speaker, Mr. Henry Lim Bon Liong—one of the leading Filipino-Chinese business tycoons in the country. Also gracing the said seminar was CKSC president, Dr. Dory Poa.

Mr. Lim Bon Liong took over their family business at a very young age. He graduated from the University of the Philippines with a degree in Mechanical Engineering in 1972, and since then have taken the lead as Chief Executive Officer of the Sterling Paper Group of companies. Equipped with a strong value system, he persevered and endeavored to make Sterling the giant that it is right now in the industry.

An entrepreneur at heart and a risk-taker, Mr. Lim diversified into agriculture and transformed the rice industry through hybridization.  After much research, disappointments,  frustration, and trials, he later introduced a technology from China, which helped Filipino farmers increase their harvests. His SL-8H revolutionized and transformed rice production in the Philippines.

Speaking from experience, he shared insights on how entrepreneurs are vastly different from managers, and how vision and perseverance can make a difference in business. He also emphasized that to dominate the market and become the industry leader, it is important for an entrepreneur to be willing to take risks and strive to be better than competitors.

Having made a name for himself in various industries, Mr. Lim Bon Liong remains humble as a person. He always has packs of rice in his car which he gives to people he meets— new acquaintances and friends, potential business partners, or just anyone who might benefit from his high quality rice products. This is what he calls “Rice Diplomacy.” And indeed, this simple act of generosity is remembered by many people who are touched and inspired by his story. Entrepreneurs like him who use their businesses to help others are those who can, in fact, change the world.

(Article by Ana Charlene Lim)

            

Marketing Me


Last January 16, 2014, Senior and Junior Organizations collaborated to have a seminar held at the 7th floor of Chiang Kai Shek College, Narra Campus entitled “Marketing Me: A Resume and Job interview seminar” by Mr. Kim Chua. All 3rd year and 4th year students attended the seminar. The seminar aimed to help the students be prepared for job interviews and it also focused on online resume writing. He discussed the importance of having online resume writing which will allow us to save on paper and time. Students who went to the seminar came out more confident in making their resume and learned a lot on the companies hiring practices, giving students more chances to do a more successful job interview. At the end of the seminar, some students were picked by Mr. Kim Chua to have the gift certificates. We were really happy that 3rd year and 4th year students participated on the said event.

     

Pamaskong Handog ng FBAS


Last December 20, 2013, the Student Executive Council (SEC) and the Department of Student Affairs organized a simple gift giving project for our fellow ka-barangays through “Pamaskong Handog ng FBAS 2014.” This provided an avenue for all CKSCians to share their blessings. Gift packs consisting of rice, instant noodles, and canned goods were distributed to families in the community.

Gift packs were first distributed to residents of Barangay 244, Zone 22, at 3PM, at the CKSC-FBAS lobby. Dr. Rolance Chua, the Dean of the Department of Student Affairs first delivered a brief speech, and extended Christmas greetings from the FBAS family to the barangay. SEC students then distributed the gift packs—all of which were donated by kind-hearted CKSCians who recognized the true value of giving.

Right after the first gift-giving session, the students then headed to Barangay 250, Zone 23. Their chairman, Mr. Rogelio Chua, expressed his gratitude, in behalf of the families of their barangay. He also expressed his sincere thanks to CKS College faculty members, administrators, staff, and students, who graciously shared their blessings. As the families received the goods lovingly prepared and packed for them, they responded with warm thank you’s and wide smiles of gratitude—making the season extra meaningful for the student-volunteers who participated in the said activity.

(Article by Kimberly Lagunday)

   

 

CKSC Got Talent : FBAS Edition


Everyone’s got talent to share and now is the best time to showcase it... with the first ever talent contest entitled “CKSC Got Talent: FBAS Edition” organized by the Friends Organization.

An initial screening was held by the Friends Organization officers December 5, 2013. 13 groups of participants from different courses and year levels emerged as the finalists. Mrs. Beth Marasigan, Mr. Danilo Supelana, and Ms.  Lhay Asaña served as judges for the final round of the competition. The criteria judged included talent, props, stage presence and audience impact.

One by one, CKSCians showed how talented they were but only three participants were the victors. The “Last Minute,” which is a CKSCIAN KPOP girl group, won 2nd runner up, with their Korean pop dance. Ruth Mauricio, who gave a powerful song number, was 1st runner up, and the first ever champion for the CKSC Got Talent (FBAS Edition) was Oliver Chua, who serenaded the audience with his performance. The winners performed at the CKSC-FBAS Christmas Program last December 13. The winners received trophies, certificates of participation, and gift certificates as their prizes.

(Article by Ladylaine Ogalesco)

       

  

  

    

 

 

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