MAKATI City – An astounding 12 out of the 20 technical vocational education and training students sponsored by CFC ANCOP and Cross Catholic Outreach (CCO) bagged several awards during their graduation at Don Bosco TVET – Makati on June 6 in this city.
Multi-awarded
The CFC ANCOP family is proud to recognize the following for their exemplary performance during School Year January 2025 to June 2026:
- Villabroza, Hans Tristan (Fitter Machinist) – Gold Awardee/Exemplary Conduct Award/Perfect Attendance
- Medina, Den Mark (Fitter Machinist) – Gold Awardee
- Escobal, Jeward (Automobile Mechanic) – Gold Awardee/Exemplary Conduct Award/Perfect Attendance
- Arriesgado, Cedric (Fitter Machinist) – Bronze Awardee/Exemplary Conduct Award
- Nedic, Julio (Fitter Machinist) – Silver Awardee/Exemplary Conduct Award
- Sangalang, Glaiza Marie (Fitter Machinist) – Bronze Awardee/Exemplary Conduct Award
- Gimenez, Kent (Automobile Mechanic) – Exemplary Conduct Award/Perfect Attendance
- Marfa, Clint Harold (Fitter Machinist) – Exemplary Conduct Award/Perfect Attendance
- Munez, Jude Carlo (Automobile Mechanic) – Perfect Attendance
- Naldoza, Jona Mar (Fitter Machinist) – Exemplary Conduct Award/Perfect Attendance
- Rombines, Eddie JR. (Fitter Machinist) – Exemplary Conduct Award
- Usman, Melvin Kyle (Automobile Mechanic) – Perfect Attendance
In his message to the batch 104 graduates, Don Bosco Technical Vocational Education Training Center Director Johnnie Santos said, “Don Bosco did not just train you to be excellent technicians, he trained you to be ‘Good Christians and Upright Citizens.’ Use your skills not just for personal advancement, but to lift others up, solve real-world problems, and contribute positively to your community and country.”
Not just skill but integrity
CFC ANCOP’s very own Hans Tristan Villabroza, who was given the Gold Excellence Award, gave the graduation speech in behalf of his batch.
Addressing his fellow graduates, he said, “Sa internship at training natin, natutunan nating walang madaling bagay sa buhay. Pinaghihirapan natin ang lahat, hindi lang para sa sarili natin, kundi para sa pamilya, pangarap, at future natin. At sa trabaho man o sa buhay, mahalaga ang sipag, disiplina, at higit sa lahat, katapatan. Dahil ang tunay na tagumpay ay hindi lang nasusukat sa galing, kundi sa pagiging mabuting tao at marunong maging tapat kahit walang nakakakita. [During our internship and training, I learned that there’s nothing easy in life. We sacrifice for everything, not just for ourselves, but for our family, our dreams, and our future. Be it in work or in life, what matters is hard work, disciple, and most especially, fidelity. Because true success isn’t measured by skill but by being a good person who knows how to be honest even when no one sees him.]”
Batch 104 graduates took up various TVET courses like automobile mechanic, fitter machinist, electro-mechanical technician course, refrigeration and aircondition mechanic course.
