Reporting for Duty, Sir!

Posted on April 16, 2008 at 01:01 Down the Drain

We went to school at 8:00 this morning only to find out that there’s no Internet connection, thus, we cannot pre-enlist. It was only around 10:00 when the connection came back. Lunch came and we still had no progress. We had our moment at 1:00, when our teacher came to the College Secretary office to attend to us. The connection was extremely crappy at first but eventually got all of us out of the office. Then followed the orientation for our practicum. Here’s OJT 2008 Schedule:

Date	Activity
April 16	Report for duty in the assigned offices
April 18	1. First Project Assessment 2. Submission of the Accomplishment Report No. 1 (Coverage: April 16 – 17)
April 23	Submission of the Accomplishment Report No. 2 (Coverage: April 18, 21 – 22)
April 25	1. Second Project Assessment 2. Submission of the Accomplishment Report No. 3 (Coverage: April 23 – 24) 3. Peer Review / System Testing Round 1 (to be conducted by the other teams)
April 30	Submission of the Accomplishment Report No. 4 (Coverage: April 25, 28 – 29)
May 2	1. Third Project Assessment 2. Submission of the Accomplishment Report No. 5 (Coverage: April 30) 3. Peer Review / System Testing Round 2
May 5 -6	JSP Training (2 days)
May 9	1. Fourth Project Assessment 2. Submission of the Accomplishment Report No. 6 (Coverage: May 7 – 8) 3. Peer Review / System Testing Round 3
May 14	Submission of the Accomplishment Report No. 7 (Coverage: May 9, 12 – 13)
May 16	1. Fifth Project Assessment 2. Submission of the Accomplishment Report No. 8 (Coverage: May 14 – 15) 3. Peer Review / System Testing Round 4
May 21	User Acceptance Testing (UAT) / Product Evaluation
May 23	1. Sixth Project Assessment 2. Consolidation of Project Documents and Recommendations
May 26	1. Peer Evaluation 2. Evaluation of the OJT Advisers 3. Deadline for the submission of the Performance Ratings from Different Offices
May 27	Deadline for the submission of grades

Look, we’re in-housed, and I really didn’t expect something as “formal” as this! I happen to be a leader, and as expected, our team’s (two members, I have) in charge of the NSTP CWTS website. With all honesty, I prefer to work alone, until wWe were oriented by the CWTS adviser this afternoon and I realized how ‘demanding’ he was. Up to now, I still haven’t thought of any good idea on what tasks I’ll give to my subordinates and how to do it. Are there some in the first place?

P.S. “Miami” in my previous post (which also appears in others, I believe) refers to the place where my campus is situated. The place’s actual name is “Miag-ao”, and students have found it quite interesting to use the name of the city in Florida instead. So Crystal (and Hiyono), I really don’t live in the US. I haven’t even stepped a foot there. :faint: Sorry ’bout that.