Mabalacat City College Admissions Office Conducts Career Orientation and School Promotion for Sto. Niño Academy Bamban, Tarlac

February 19, 2022

February 18, 2022 - During the career orientation hosted by the MCC Admissions Office via Zoom, Admissions Coordinator Engr. Joshua Ken Policarpio together with Career and Placement Coordinator Ms. Charinna Castro and Admissions Clerk Ms. Rose Marie Mayor discussed the ways in planning a career, unique programs and new programs, internationalization opportunities and the admission process to sixty (60) Grade 12 students and faculty of Sto. Niño Academy.

MCC Admissions Office is set to visit other Senior High school institutions in the coming days not only in Mabalacat City but also in the neighboring localities.

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