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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 12 January 2010 15:51 )
The Board of Trustees of the Philippine Society of Information Technology Educators Foundation, Inc. (PSITE) cordially invites you and your IT Faculty to the 12th PSITE National Convention. This will be held on February 24-27, 2010 at the Bohol Plaza Hotel, Panglao, Island, Dayo Hill, Mayacabac, Dauis, Bohol . The theme of the convention is "IT Academia in the Next DeCADE". Below are the convention fees: * Live-in Participants P 4,500.00 (includes convention materials and accommodation at Bohol Plaza Hotel, three (3) Breakfast/ two (2) Lunch/ two (2) Dinner/ (two (2) AM & two (2) PM Snacks) * Live-out Participants P 3,500.00 (includes convention materials and three (3) Breakfast/ two (2) Lunch/ two (2) Dinner/ (two (2) AM & two (2) PM Snacks) * Discount: P300.00 for payments made on or before January 16, 2010. You may deposit early payments to any Allied Bank branch. Accomplish the deposit slip in triplicate credited to PSITE using the following details: Account Name : PSITE Account Number : 3131-02238-4 Branch: Allied bank, Recto Branch, Manila
100 Product Support Representatives (Call Center Agents) Bachelor’s Degree or graduate of any Vocational course or college level; Excellent English communication skills; Willing to work on Shifting schedule/Weekends/Holidays; Call Center experience is an advantage, but not a requirement;
3 MIS Network Specialist Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science/Computer Engineering/ Information Technology or other related courses; Preferably Male; With knowledge in OS Linux, Windows 2003/2008, CISCO Networking; Willing to work on shifting schedule/ weekends/ holiday; At least 6 months working experience in computer hardware/ networking/ troubleshooting/ configuration;
3 Soft Skills Trainers Bachelor’s Degree in a related course, preferably in English, Communication Arts, Electronics and Communications and/or Computer Engineering supplemented by a certificate in Training and Development and/or Education major in English; Excellent in English communication skills (written and oral); At least 6 months experience in training and development in a technical support environment or as a Call Center Agent; Willing to work on Shifting schedule/ Weekends/ Holidays (if necessary);
3 Technical Trainers Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Computer Engineering or related course supplemented by a certificate in Training and Development; Proficient in computer hardware/ networking/ troubleshooting/ configuration; Excellent in English communication skills (written and oral); At least 6 months experience in training and development in a technical support environment or as a Technical Support Representative (Call Center Agent); Willing to work on shifting schedule/ weekends/ holidays (if necessary);
CONTENT ENGINEERS Designs and Develops content for comprehensive web-based knowledge resource products. Designs Story boards for Flash demos and other online interactive tools. Designs and drafts solution trees for vicarious applications. Takes part in projects related to research, creation, and maintenance of Knowledge Management resource materials. Collaborates with programmers, content developers and engineers, and programs management during design phase to gain an understanding of the project. Works as part of a team on knowledge management (KM), website technical support content creation and content maintenance for a given technology or set products. KM efforts should include but not limited to a) Regular analysis of data to identify opportunities to create, improve, or move content to the support website and b) providing web tools, screenshots, simple written instructions for graphics rendering of KM web tools. Provides web tools, screenshots, simple written instructions for graphics rendering of KM web tools. Assist the technical writer by writing the draft knowledge content materials. Assists in performing technical QA activities for any content produced by the team.
CONTENT DEVELOPER Writes, edits, indexes, or revises a variety of technical, user documentation such as articles, reports, tables, and other documentations related to Knowledge Management products. Capture screenshots for KB article use (FAQ’s, Cheat Sheets, Tables etc.) Collaborate with technical writers in developing articles from template created by Technical writers and Project Architect. Collaborates with programmers, content developers and engineers, and programs management during design phase to gain an understanding of the project. Assist in developing content for comprehensive web-based resource product. The KM Content Developers will also take part in projects related to research, creation, and maintenance of Knowledge Management resource materials. Provides web tools, screenshots, simple written instructions for graphics rendering of KM web tools. Creates simulation programs for product user interfaces using HTML and flash editing tools.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 16 December 2009 08:37 )
The province of Bohol is located in Central Visayas. It is surrounded by the provinces of Cebu in the northwestern side, Leyte in the northeast and Siquijor and Mindanao in the south.
Bohol has a population of 1,137,268 based from the 2000 census of the National Statistics Office with an annual growth rate of 2.92%. It is composed of 47 municipalities and one city, Tagbiaran City. In terms of area, it covers a total land area of 4,821 square kilometers, which already include the 75 other small islands that surround the province. Bohol is known of its natural wonder, the Chocolate Hills. With the development of its tourism industry, Bohol has several tourist destinations these days. Among these are the Tarsier and Loboc River, Baclayon Old Church, Hinagdanan Cave, the hanging bridge in Sevilla, the man-made forest in Loboc, and many others. How to get there? Bohol has six ports of entry, if you will go there by boat, and these include the ports of Ubay, Talibon, Tubigon, Loon, Jagna and Tagbilaran City. The only point of entry by plane is in Tagbilaran City. For travelers from Leyte and Samar, you go to Bato, Leyte and take a boat to Ubay, a northeastern town of the province. Most of the available sea crafts that transport passengers between Bato-Ubay and vice versa are pump boats or "banca" and a one-way trip takes around 3-4 hours. If you find travelling by banca quite risky, you can come via Cebu City.
For travelers from or who will pass through Cebu City, you can enter Bohol by boat through Ubay, Talibon, Tubigon, Loon or Tagbilaran depending on your place/s of destination/s.
Ubay is a good entry point if your destination(s) are any of the north and eastern towns (i.e. Bien Unido, Alicia, Mabini, Anda); Talibon for north, western and north interior towns (i.e. Trinidad, Jetafe, Buenavista, San Miguel, Dagohoy); Tubigon for mid-western and interior towns (i.e. Inabanga, Calape, Sagbayan, Carmen, etc); and Tagbilaran City for southern towns (i.e Baclayon, Albur, Loboc, etc) of the province.
If you are from southern part of Cebu province, the best way to go to Bohol is via Argao by boat to Loon. The Argao-Cebu route is currently served by Lite Shipping Corporation. Cebu-Ubay, Cebu-Talibon and vice versa have at least two trips per day and a one-way trip is around 4 hrs. Cebu-Tubigon, which normally takes around 2 to 2.5 hrs, have several trips per day while the Cebu-Tagbilaran route is only 1.5 hrs via fast crafts or 4 hours by the usual passenger boats. Cebu-Tagbilaran route and vice-versa have around 10 trips per day and are available from 6:00 in the morning up to 6:00 in the evening.
Daily trip is also available for travelers from Western Mindanao (i.e. Zamboanga del Norte, Dapitan City, Dipolog City), and Dumaguete City via fast crafts. Currently, the Ocean Jet is serving the route with a single trip per day from Dapitan/Dipolog to Tagbilaran City via Dumaguete City.
For travelers from other areas in Mindanao, you can take the Cagayan de Oro City-Tagbilaran via Trans Asia Shipping Lines. Trans Asia serves the route for three times per week. If you are from northeastern part of Mindanao, you can take the Nasipit (Butuan) - Jagna via Sulpicio Lines.
Luzon-based visitors may come directly from Manila either by boat or by plane via Cebu Pacific, Zest Air and Philippine Air Lines. Manila-Tagbilaran route by boat is also served by the Super Ferry with at least one trip per week.
Travelers outside the Philippines have to pass through either Cebu City or Manila depending on your point of origin and availability of international flights.
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