My Own School to Work Transition - Presentation Transcript
Remembering the college years
Walking back and forth on Lake Avenue
Hanging out at Square Canteen
Being late for curfew at the dormitory
Classroom romances
Photocopying classmate’s notes before an exam (hey, almost everyone does it.)
Remembering the college years
Remembering the college years
Remembering the college years
Remembering the college years
Remembering the college years
GRADUATION IS ABOUT ACCEPTING CHANGE. One chapter closes, another one is about to open!
MY STORY IN COLLEGE
Started on my Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism in 2002.
Joined VPAPU but later pursued being a workaholic for Heraldo Filipino.
Spearheaded BJPC in 2005 - 2006 :)
Favorite subjects: Cinematography and Electronic Newsroom II
Disliked subject: College Algebra
MY STORY AFTER COLLEGE
Graduated in March 2006. We were the 2nd batch of JOU graduates (2 sections).
Applied at where I had my practicum: ABS-CBN News Channel
MY STORY AFTER COLLEGE
But FAILED.
Received a call confirming I was accepted into my first job (July 2007)
It took me FOUR MONTHS to get a job.
MY STORY AFTER COLLEGE
FIRST JOB (which I love and keep till now)
Promo Producer for Studio 23
THE FACTS ARE THESE…
PINOYS are picky when choosing their jobs.
THE FACTS ARE THESE…
Most COM/JOU graduates do not work in broadcast media.
Alternatives: Call centers and real estate
Pursue Law or Master’s Degree
Many choose to work abroad
BIG QUESTION: STARTING SALARY The truth of working for broadcast media
BIG QUESTION: STARTING SALARY “ It’s really basic.” SOLUTION: Raket! (for Broadcast Media) “ If you want money, you need to work extra jobs.”
Graduating COM/JOU to experience TV is OK. (But you must realize later on that EXPERIENCE does not pay for the bills.) SOLUTION: Tamang diskarte
BREAKDOWN OF EXPENSES CASH ON HAND -- Php 15,000.00 (comprised of salary + “pity” cash) (for Fresh Grads who work for broadcast media) RENT -- Php 3,000.00 BILLS -- Php 2,000.00 FOOD -- Php 6,000.00 TRANSPORTATION -- Php 1,500.00 LUXURY EXPENSES (Shopping, Travel, Hobbies) Php 2,500 LEFT
If you want a big starting salary, consider working for a call center. In order to survive financially while following your passion for TV, you need to work extra jobs “raket” . It’s a necessity.
TIPS FOR THE TRANSITION
PRIOR TO GRADUATION
Resolve your issues with friends!
Enjoy every last minute of college.
TIPS FOR THE TRANSITION
GRADUATION
Take lots of pictures and videos even if peers say its not allowed.
TIPS FOR THE TRANSITION
POST-GRADUATION - Finding a job
Polish your RESUME!
Prepare your PORTFOLIO (if applicable)
BEST FOOT FORWARD
TIPS FOR THE TRANSITION
POST-GRADUATION - Finding a job
ATTEND JOB FAIRS!
TIPS FOR THE TRANSITION
POST-GRADUATION - Finding a job
UTILIZE JOBSTREET.COM
TIPS FOR THE TRANSITION
POST-GRADUATION - Finding a place
Use Internet Classifieds on:
PinoyExchange.com / Friendster Classifieds / Online Forum [make sure legit]
Buy and Sell
It’s time to leave home and live in the big city!
TIPS FOR THE TRANSITION
POST-GRADUATION - COPING
Plan outings and get-togethers with your friends from college. Whoever has a job first should treat the rest.
ACCEPT that college is over.
PREPARE TO CLOSE THE COLLEGE CHAPTER AND START A NEW ONE.
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