MCC-L&T Lifelong Learners Receive Orientation and Soft Skills Discussion

November 13, 2023

Mabalacat City College Career and Placement office conducted Orientation and Soft Skills Discussion for the MCC - L&T Certificate in Sewing on 06 November 2023 at Sapang Biabas, Mabalacat City.

Thirteen single mothers and family breadwinners participated in the training as part of the MCC-L&T Certificate in Sewing Program. Two faculty members from the Institute of Arts and Sciences (IAS), Mr. Amiel Alfonso and Dr. Edmon Y. Sampana, facilitated discussions on Mental Health in the Workplace and Workplace Ethics.

The activity addressed timely and relevant topics concerning mental health issues and ethical considerations in the workplace. Participants actively engaged in sharing their views and experiences related to the presented subjects. Their feedback indicated gratitude for being part of a memorable, informative, and interactive experience.

MCC's commitment to lifelong learning for the development of an empowered and responsible community and global leaders was highlighted in this activity.

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