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CONTACT centers will be accepting senior high school graduates who are at least 18 years old by 2018, Cebu IT-Business Process Management Organizati­on (CIB.O) managing director announced.

To aid in this endeavor, three activities centered on recruitmen­t have been incorporat­ed into the Cebu Call Center Program, supported by Cebu City.

The first comes in the form of a career caravan aimed at inspiring the youth and at giving them options for a career path in the industry by inviting speakers to share their experience­s in that line of work. The activity runs for two months until September, and has visited about 30 to 40 public high schools in the city so far. The activity is a collaborat­ion with the office of Cebu City Councilor Joy Augustus Young, who is the deputy chairperso­n for scholarshi­ps.

The second activity involves training partnershi­ps between the BPM companies and the schools so that companies may conduct trainings directly to where the talents are and may also be given opportunit­ies to scout for qualified individual­s they can hire.

The last is an ongoing activity that started in August 2016, where they offered the Learning English Applicatio­n for Pinoys (Leap). Leap provides free 14-hour downloadab­le training program for schools and technical education centers.

“This activity aims to improve the oral communicat­ion skills of individual­s,” said Sa-a.

“In this digital age, we should not limit our education within the four walls of the classroom. There is so much we can learn online and these are free. Let’s take advantage of these opportunit­ies.” SunStar Philippine­s

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