The Agricultural Training Institute-Central Luzon (ATI-CL) has successfully concluded a five-day training program Training on Process Documentation on Rice-Based Technologies for FITS Staff Batch 3 held at ATI-RTC III Satellite Office, Singalat, Palayan City, Nueva Ecija from May 27-31, 2024.
The training aimed at enhancing process documentation skills among local Agricultural Extension Workers (AEWs).
With a total of 31 participants from different municipalities across Bataan, Pampanga, and Zambales, focuses on empowering attendees with effective communication, efficient record management, and proficient video production techniques.
“Nagpapasalamat po ako sa ATI-RTC III na nag-conduct ng ganitong training at syempre sa municipality namin, dahil ako po yung pinadala para training na ito, at first po akala ko mahirap ung tools na ipapagamit, dahil nasanay po ako sa kung anong tools lamang po ung ginagamit ko. Dahil sa training na ito na naingganyo pa akong mag-explore sa iba pang tools na pwede gamitin. Marami rin pong akong natutunan lalo na sa proper documentation, na hindi lamang po pala sya ganon na pagpipicture o pagvivideo ay pwede na, may mga ibat-ibang angel shots pa po pala para mas mapaganda ang gagawing sucess story documentation, Ms. Joana Marie Catabay, says.
Additionally, to equip participants with the tools and knowledge needed to accurately document agricultural programs, projects, and activities within their communities.
Collaboration was encouraged, with participants urged to share their newfound skills with colleagues for collective improvement in process documentation.
Furthermore, throughout the training, participants showed dedication, completing tasks ranging from paperwork to script writing and video production, resulting in compelling success story documentation.
The training concluded with discussions on re-entry plan, designed to assess progress six months post-training. These plans underscore ATI-CL’s commitment to ongoing enhancement and ensuring that acquired skills translate into tangible improvements in agricultural documentation across the region.
