On August 27, 2021, the CKSC - Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants conducted its virtual first General Assembly for the academic year 2021-2022. Mr. Ankiat Byron Co, Dean of Accountancy, spearheaded the said assembly. Highlighting the recent series of events of corruption and negligence of the government, he emphasized that as accountants, such acts shall not be committed. He further stressed that through educating and properly training the aspiring accountants, such negligence and corruption may be mitigated, further quoting Theodore Roosevelt: “to educate a person in mind but not in morals is to educate a menace to society.” After the opening remarks by Dean Ankiat, the incumbent CKSC-JPIA president, Leslie Ann Guerrera, introduced JPIA and its aims and functions, the new set of officers and their duties, and a promise to provide the BS Accountancy students a good academic year ahead. 

On August 27, 2021, the CKSC - Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants conducted its virtual first General Assembly for the academic year 2021-2022. Mr. Ankiat Byron Co, Dean of Accountancy, spearheaded the said assembly. Highlighting the recent series of events of corruption and negligence of the government, he emphasized that as accountants, such acts shall not be committed. He further stressed that through educating and properly training the aspiring accountants, such negligence and corruption may be mitigated, further quoting Theodore Roosevelt: “to educate a person in mind but not in morals is to educate a menace to society.” 

CKSC - Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants invited Ms. Mary Joyce E. Cristobal, the Regional Council President of NFJPIA-NCR 2021-2022, as the guest speaker. She was awarded as the Outstanding Regional Executive Officer, and Outstanding Regional Council Executive Officer for NFJPIA 2020-2021. She introduced NFJPIA-NCR, its functions, the officers governing the said organization, and the activities and plans it has in store for all the JPIA members in its governing region.

A webinar on Updates in Tax Law (CREATE Law), organized by CKS College Office for Continuing Professional Education and the School of Business, Accountancy, & Hospitality Management, shall bring together experts from industry to discuss Corporate Recovery Law and Tax Incentives for Enterprises Act. This shall be held on June 19, 2021 (Saturday), 1:00PM, via Zoom.

The webinar will feature a keynote address by a proud CKSian Alumnus from Batch 2004, Mr. Jonathan T. Bino. He is the Senior Manager in the Assurance service line of SGV & Co./ EY Philippines where many CKSian topnotchers like Eunice Millicent Li (Top 1, May 2015), Jan Marcus Tang (Top 2, May 2010), and Benson Kotah (Top 6, May 2012) have started their CPA careers. Other speakers from SGV & Co./ EY Philippines are Atty. Fidela Isip-Reyes, Partner of the International Tax Transaction Services practice and Ms. Maricris U. See, Partner in the Global Compliance and Reporting practice.

CKS College Office for Continuing Professional Education and the School of Business, Accountancy, & Hospitality Management organize this webinar for the participants and audiences to fully understand what CREATE Law is and its implications to businesses. The webinar shall be conducted in English and Mandarin.

Level I Accredited by the Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation (PACUCOA), CKS College offers courses and programs from the School of Business, Accountancy, and Hospitality Management; School of Information Technology Education; School of Education; and School of Graduate Studies.

Application is now ongoing for AY 2021-2022. Interested applicants may send an inquiry to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or may visit https://college.cksc.edu.ph/admission/admission-requirements/undergraduate.

Chiang Kai Shek College’s higher education division celebrated its 55^th year anniversary on April 10, 2021, through a virtual concert entitled “Thrive at 55: Inspiring Excellence, Building Future Leaders”. The zoom-concert is a collaboration between the Chiang Kai Shek College Collegiate Alumni Club and CKS College students, alumni, and administrators. 

Whilst the entire nation had been placed under quarantine, making everybody distant to each other, the CKS College community which includes the Board of Trustees, college alumni and students as well as previous and current faculty and administrators remained close and intimate via a Zoom-powered virtual concert.

With warmest reception, Dr. Steve Wong, Chair of the Deans' Council, welcomed all the attendees through his heartfelt opening remarks. Afterwards, a series of inspirational messages were delivered by Mr. Sergio Lim, Chairman, Board of Trustees; Atty. Danny Chan, President, CKS College; Mr. Benjamin Tan, President, CKSC Alumni Association Inc., and Ms. Catherine Chiu, President, CKSC Collegiate Alumni Club.  It was also in this juncture that Atty. Danny Chan announced the accreditation of the College and courses under its tutelage being granted Level I by Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation (PACUCOA), an agency safeguarding accreditation,  a concept of self-regulation which focuses on self-study and evaluation and on the continuing improvement of educational quality.  He also paid his accolade to the key people (referring to former and present) who were integral in achieving such a feat.  With much affirmation,  Atty. Chan gave a quality assurance that CKS College would continue to strive and improve its level of education, for education remains to be the key to success; he also shared a famous quotation, "If you think education is expensive, try ignorance," thus crystallizing the mission of CKS College in providing an affordable instruction at its finest compared to its contemporaries. 

Parallel with the 55th anniversary of the college is also the 30th anniversary of the CKSC Collegiate Alumni Club, presently headed by Ms. Catherine Chiu. Hence, the joyous night witnessed a double celebration to an extent. 

To say that the concert was filled with much nostalgic bliss and marvel is an understatement.  Various audio-visual presentations chronicling the institution's development and performances showcasing the talents of the community members were rendered to hype the spirit of revelry.  These aforesaid performers include:   Julia Bettina De Guia (BSA Bridging Program Student); Kyler Rich Chua Kiwahko (CAMPA Student); MASCKS Movers [Peter John Ko, Radbert Alem Melchor, Jimcen Dave Young, Kevin Louie Villanueva] (College Alumnus); Oliver Chua and Shariz Clares (College Dept. Staff) and Jimmy E. Chung (College Alumnus).

Mr. Judelio Yap, Vice President of the Alumni Affairs & External Linkages, and Director of the Office of Student Life, delivered the closing remarks to formally end the program proper; he also gave a symbolical analogy in the life of a caterpillar to the present context of life today being stricken by the pandemic. In the aforementioned narrative, the caterpillar thought that its life was about to end, but little did the caterpillar know that it would just undergo metamorphosis and would eventually emerge as a beautiful butterfly. Indeed, Mr. Yap offered an optimistic reminder that this pandemic shall also pass, and there are better things waiting for us.    

To better elevate the festivities and giving back, CKS College had a virtual raffle for all the attendees.  Cash prizes were given to lucky winners; thanks to the generous sponsors which include Ms. Catherine Chiu, Ms. Pue Chin Lee Chua, and Mr. Alexiz Tan.  In toto, the aforementioned event is a success with Ms. Mary Grace Khu, a College alumna, as the host, and CHINOY TV as its official media partner.

Cheers to CKS College for another thriving 55 years and more!

The Research and Publication Office held its first virtual Faculty Research Colloquium last December 05, 2020.  The Faculty researchers produced and featured educational development studies, best business practices, and sustainable businesses and economic solutions for our future world. These were presented by the following faculty members: Dr. Frederick A. Halcon (Special Guest Lecturer, School of Graduate Studies), Dr. Maria Theresa A. Albufera (Faculty Member, School of Information Technology Education), Ms. Lyn V. Delmo (Faculty Member, Senior Highschool and College Department), Mr. John David Molina (Faculty Member, Senior Highschool and College Department), and Mr. Ezekiel Edison U. Nemis (Faculty Member, Senior Highschool and College Department).  This activity helps to build and promote a research culture and to keep the faculty members and students develop a more energetic and dynamic environment for teaching and learning.