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By: Ver M. Garcia - News Editor
Quezon City, Philippines — The Philippines is proud to host the 36th International Biology Olympiad (IBO 2025) from July 20 to 27, 2025, at Ateneo de Manila University in Quezon City.
Points to Ponder on How to Conduct Seminars/Workshops and Profit By: Ver M. Garcia - Travel & Lifestyle
Imagine earning good money by talking about something you love. It’s definitely achievable! Almost any subject can serve as a solid foundation for a speaking career. Plus, you can start even with little or no money or experience.
Here are some tips to help you succeed:
- Starting Small – Begin with part-time public speaking. As your reputation grows, more opportunities and major offers will naturally come your way!
- Choosing a Subject – Pick a topic you’re passionate about. Whatever your expertise, there are people eager to hear you. Ensure you know enough to give insightful, valuable talks and handle questions effectively. It’s also important that you genuinely enjoy your subject—if you dislike photography, talking about it won’t be enjoyable for either of you.
Nakapagbibigay Kasiyahan sa Araw ng Pagtatapos, sa Unibersidad ng British Columbia
Masayang Pagtatapos. Ang mga magulang na si Reynaldo Brillantes Parcon, BSc PT, LMT (Kanan) at Leslie Ladines Parcon, BSc RT, kasama ang kanilang anak na si Reynaldo Ladines Parcon, ay ipinagmamalaking ipinagdiwang ng kanilang mga anak, si Bb. Christine Gwyneth Ladines Parcon, BScN, RN, para sa kanyang mga kahanga-hangang tagumpay. Kamakailan ay natapos ni Christine Parcon ang kursong Bachelor of Science in Nursing mula sa University of British Columbia – Okanagan (UBCO) sa Kelowna, BC, isa sa mga nangungunang Unibersidad sa British Columbia, Canada. Matagumpay din siyang nakapasa sa Canadian Nursing Board Examination, naging ganap na lisensyadong Registered Nurse. Bilang karagdagan sa kanyang mga akademiko at milestone, si Christine mula sa Biñan, Laguna, Pilipinas, ay opisyal din naging mamamayan ng Canada. Nakakuha siya ng praktikal na karanasan sa pamamagitan ng pagboboluntaryo at pagtatrabaho sa Kelowna General Hospital (KGH), lalo na sa mga departamento ng ICU at Cardio, na respetado at mayroon makabagong pasilidad ng medikal sa rehiyon ng Okanagan. Ang pamilyang Parcon ang nag-ugat sa Pototan, Iloilo City, Philippines, kung saan ipinanganak at lumaki ang mga lolo't lola ni Christine. Ang kanilang paglalakbay mula Iloilo hanggang Canada ay nagpapakita ng pagsisikap, tiyaga, at dedikasyon—upang makamit ang tagumpay. (VG)
Graduation Day Inspiring Success, Fulfills at the University of British Columbia
Family Parcon's Graduation Memorabilia.
With a sweet smile, Christine Parcon graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of British Columbia in Canada.
Graduation Rites. Reynaldo Brillantes Parcon, BSc PT, OMT, LMT (Right) and Leslie Ladines Parcon (BSc RT, RCA), together with their son Reynaldo Ladines Parcon, proudly celebrate the achievements of their daughter and sister, Ms. Christine Gwyneth Ladines Parcon, BScN, RN. She recently graduated from the University of British Columbia – Okanagan (UBCO) in Kelowna, BC, earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from one of BC’s top-ranked universities. Christine also successfully passed the Canadian Nursing Board Examination, becoming a licensed Registered Nurse. Originally from Biñan, Laguna, Philippines, she also gained Canadian citizenship during this period. She gained practical experiences working and volunteering at Kelowna General Hospital (KGH), mainly in the ICU and Cardiac departments, within a leading medical facility in the Okanagan. The Parcon family traces its roots to Pototan, Iloilo City, Philippines, where Christine’s grandparents were born and raised. Their journey from Iloilo to Canada exemplifies hard work, perseverance, and dedication—values reflected in Christine’s inspiring success.
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MESSAGE
To all Members: AWATU-Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP)
On behalf of the All Workers Alliance Trade Union (AWATU-TUCP),
As we celebrate Labor Day in the Philippines, we confront numerous challenges. Workers are at a loss regarding the issues that exacerbate labor difficulties due to the high cost of living, which undermines minimum wage standards in the country, particularly in the provinces. Filipinos are not earning enough to meet their basic needs and support their daily expenses.
It is in the hands of President Bongbong Marcos to certify the proposed ₱200 legislated wage hike as urgent, which represents the only hope for the vast majority of our workers lacking unions and collective bargaining agreements. The wage increase would alleviate the dire situation of our workers, who are facing incredibly tough times. The price of goods is rising faster than their salaries.
The battle cry emerges after years of hardships and pleas. The President needs to dialogue with the Philippine Labor Organizations and TUCP, the country's largest labor center, to address the extreme levels of poverty and hunger the Filipino people have endured since the pandemic. The President should act swiftly and tackle workers' struggles with this essential increase to help them make ends meet.
With this in mind, the AWATU-TUCP National President, Tem Dejon, Jr., aligns with our visions and goals for our country, embracing the theme of this Labor Day - Empower the Labor Force with Decent Wages and Additional Jobs!
We in the Labor Group, the AWATU-TUCP, express our sincerest congratulations to the new heroes of the world - the labor sector! We will never forget your contributions to the development and progress of our country and the workplaces you occupy. Our great admiration and appreciation belong to AWATU-TUCP and other labor sectors. Cheers to this very significant day!
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