| January 11 to 15, 2010 - AIM Conference Center, Camp John Hay, Baguio City TOT on Financial Literacy & Addressing Barriers to Reintegration February 20, 2010 - Talaga Elementary School, Mabini, BatangasBaang Atikha Savers Club Annual Congress, Mabini, Batangas February 22 to 23, 2010 - SPC Women & OFW Center, San Pablo CityEcolife Seminar &Training for Tour Guides & Home Stay Program March 4, 2010 - SPW Women & OFW Center, San Pablo CitySeminar Training on Recycling Domestic Waste, Organic Farming March 10, 2010 - Mabini, BatangasFORUM on Migration and Development March 22 to 26, 2010 - Maribojoc, BoholTraining of Trainers on Financial Literacy & Addressing Barriers to Reintegration April 26 to 29 and May 3 to 5, 2010 - St. Mary College, Guagua, PampangaTraining of Trainers on Migration Realities and Capacity Building |
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URGENT HIRING: PROJECT OFFICER
Atikha is looking for project officer for its alternative trade and tourism project EKOLIFE.
Qualifications:
1. Male or Female
2. Preferably ages are between 21-30
3. Graduate of development communication, tourism, marketing or any related courses
4. Fresh graduates or those without previous work experience are also welcome to apply, but experience is an advantage
5. Above average English communication skill
6. Hardworking, Flexible and Reliable
7. Able to work under pressure and willing to work overtime
For interested applicants, you may e-mail your updated resume at mathetatikha@yahoo.com. |
URGENT HIRING: OFW HELPLINE STAFF
Atikha San Pablo City Office is in need of an OFW Helpline Staff
Qualifications:
1. Male or Female
2. 22 to 30 years old
3. Graduate of Information Technology or any related courses
4. With at least (1) year experience
5. Has knowledge in web development and other computer related applications (Adobe Photoshop,PHP,MYSQL Database,Macromedia Flash,Visual Basic etc.)
6. Can work independently and under pressure
7. Has good oral and written communication skills
8. Flexible and a team player
9. Willing to work overtime
For interested applicants, you may e-mail your updated resume to mathetatikha@yahoo.com. |
Migrants’ children struggle with absence of loved ones
According to various UNICEF studies, children of Filipino overseas workers bear the brunt of the ‘painful effects’ of separation
By Girlie Linao
AFP , SAN PABLO CITY, PHILIPPINES
Thursday, Oct 08, 2009, Page 14
Jocelyn Banez doesn’t know how to tell her mother that she will not graduate with her class after missing all but nine days last year at a private high school in the Philippines.
“I just didn’t want to study,” said the 16-year-old, who spoke on the condition of being identified by a false name. “I also spent a big bulk of my tuition money to go out with friends, buy all the things I wanted and drink with my friends.”
Jocelyn ran away from home for almost two weeks last year when her mother left for a job in Bahrain as a domestic worker.
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