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Enrichment courses

Post by morenangpinay » Wed, 18 Jul 2012 4:48 pm

Just in case anyone wants to enroll or their FDW in skills training or short courses just check out the link and courses offered by the Bayanihan Centre, its operated by the Philippine Bayanihan Society.

Im not affiliated or connected with them and i will not benefit in this post :P just for your info in case you want you want your FDW to enrich their skills. they also have some grants and scholarships.Though I have not availed of their trainings so I cant make any review.


http://www.bayanihancentre.org/v2/education.asp?id=stp

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Post by sundaymorningstaple » Wed, 18 Jul 2012 5:23 pm

enrichment courses only enrich the owners of the venues and the course holders. :lol:
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Post by Strong Eagle » Wed, 18 Jul 2012 6:20 pm

You might also look at aidha... a very worthwhile organization.

http://www.aidha.org/aidha-around-the-w ... singapore/

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Post by morenangpinay » Thu, 19 Jul 2012 10:51 am

lol sms
well I was in lucky plaza and i heard a few helpers looking for cooking lessons or english language courses coz their bosses asked them to learn these skills. I guess some would require some cooking lessons as they are not accustomed to cooking chinese or western cuisines i guess. SO just incase, they can check out that link and the Aidha link from SE . :wink:

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Post by nakatago » Thu, 19 Jul 2012 11:39 am

morenangpinay wrote:lol sms
well I was in lucky plaza and i heard a few helpers looking for cooking lessons or english language courses coz their bosses asked them to learn these skills. I guess some would require some cooking lessons as they are not accustomed to cooking chinese or western cuisines i guess. SO just incase, they can check out that link and the Aidha link from SE . :wink:
It'll be funny for domestic workers asking their bosses if they could take taekwondo classes. :P
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Post by morenangpinay » Thu, 19 Jul 2012 12:29 pm

the mam will surely love it but the sir would be in trouble if they learned a few kicking moves hahahaha

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