Twelve students from Corella National Senior High School recently concluded their one-month Work Immersion Program, which ran from January 28 to February 28, marking the end of a valuable and enriching learning experience. The program provided the students with essential hands-on skills and knowledge that will prove crucial as they move forward in their educational and professional journeys.

The culmination event, which celebrated the students’ hard work and accomplishments, was led by Ms. Irene L. Blasco, Administrative Officer IV. In her inspiring message, Ms. Blasco commended the students for their dedication, perseverance, and commitment throughout the program. She also represented the center director in awarding the students their well-deserved certificates of completion, recognizing their successful participation in the immersion.

Ms. Quennie Lou B. Vistal, HRMO Designate, also played a key role in facilitating the program, ensuring that students gained practical knowledge while applying their learning to real-world situations.

This work immersion experience was more than just an academic exercise; it offered the students an opportunity to engage directly with the workforce, gaining valuable insight into various professional fields. As the program concluded, the students were not only equipped with newfound skills but also prepared to take the next steps in their future careers.

The Corella National Senior High School community congratulates these students for their hard work and looks forward to seeing them excel in their future endeavors.