NC III-Bookkeeping
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This document is a certificate awarded to Sunshine G. Iacob for completing various competency units related to bookkeeping and office administration. The certificate was issued by the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority of the Philippines and certifies that Sunshine G. Iacob demonstrated competency in 11 units, including units on workplace communication, leading small teams, problem solving, using technology, and maintaining client relationships. The certificate is valid until September 27, 2019 and was signed by Emmanu Joel I. Viltanueva on September 27, 2014.
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![Repubtic of the phitippines
Department of Labor and Employment
TECH N ICAL EDUCATION AN D SKILLS DEVELOPM ENT AUTHORITY
tn
requirernents under the philiuaine
Srystcur in thc folloruing units of
Unit Code
50031 1 1 09
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50031 1 1 13
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HCS3l 1201
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HCS,1 3202
Signature of the certificate holder
Certificerte No. 1 405030301 0047
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SUNSHINE G. IACOB
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Unit Title Unit Code
Lead Workplace Communication HCS412301
Lead Small Team HCS412302
Develop and Practice hlegotiation Skiiis HCS412303
Solve Probiems Related to Work Activities HCS412304
Use Nlathematical Concepts and Technrques HCS412305
Use Relevant Technologies
Apply Quality Standards
Perlor m Comouler Ope,airons
I",1arnta;r ar E{iecrrve Rerer on:nrp wi,n C,,ent_. ,itJ Customers
I'lanaqe Own Performance
Unit Title
Journalrze'iransaclrons
Post Transacirons
Prepare Trral Baiance
Prepare Frnancrai Reports
Review internal Control System
@-l:',y:o on..: September 27, 2oi4
( L) 'c-Ilrd utrttl: Septembe r 27, zolg
SEC.
CLN-NO- 2830139
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