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This certificate awards completion of 120 hours of field study observations and assistantship for teaching-learning at Don Pablo Lorenzo Memorial High School in Sta Maria, Zamboanga City. It was issued on January 11, 2023 and signed by the TLE Teacher Cristia Mae E. Hansen and Ruffa Mae M. Capotilla to recognize satisfactory completion of the requirements.
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