PROGRAMS OFF\nERED

Bachelor’s Degree
Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Technical Vocational Courses
• Practical Nursing
• Caregiving NC II
• Finishing Course for Medical Transcription
• Household Services NC II
• Housekeeping NC II
• Career Entry Course for Software Developers NC IV (using Java)
• Career Entry Course for Software Developers NC IV (using Microsoft.net)

Senior High School
• STEM
• ABM
• HUMSS
• GAS
• TVL (Caregiving, Housekeeping, Contact Center Services, Computer Programming)

*They have COMLAB or COMPUTER LAB, where the students do their projects, researches etc and also for answering their oed or online education*

*ROOM FACILITIES where the students staying and taking their lessons*

*BACK BUILDING where the students practicing and do their activities*

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The National Museum of the Philippines, Manila, is envisioned as the premier institution and repository of the best of the natural and cultural heritage of the Philippines.

The National Museum complex in Manila includes the National Art Gallery (Old Legislative Building), the Museum of the Filipino People (Old Finance Building) and the future National Museum of Natural History (Old Tourism Building). These were built in the early 20th century and now function as museums that house the National Fine Arts collection and the National Archaeological and Ethnographic collections.

The National Museum also manages the National Planetarium and over ten archeological site and branch museums found across the country.

The National Museum of the Philippines has three main goals covering the diverse fields of knowledge through various educational, scientific and cultural activities:

• As an educational institution, the National Museum disseminates scientific and technical knowledge in a more understandable and practical forms through lectures, exhibitions, interviews and publications for students and the general public.
• As a scientific institution, the National Museum conducts basic research programs combining integrated laboratory and field work in anthropology, archaeology, botany, geology and zoology. It maintains reference collections on these disciplines and promotes scientific development in the Philippines.
• As a cultural centre, the National Museum takes a lead in the study and preservation of the nation’s rich artistic, historical and cultural heritage in the reconstruction and rebuilding of the nation’s past and veneration of the great pioneers who helped in building the nation.

Permanent collections: arts, archaeology, ethnology, natural history, paintings and sculpture.

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The Historical Luneta Park
The Luneta or Rizal Park is famous because it has been the spot where the country’s national hero Jose Rizal was executed in front of the Filipino crowd during the Spanish colonial era.

The history of the park began in the early 1800’s under the Spanish rule. The name “Luneta” was derived from the word “Luna” because the area was shaped like a moon. Before, the former name of the place was Bagumbayan (new town) and was later named Luneta.

Luneta Park of Manila is an urban park and adjacent to it is also the famous Intramuros.

The Luneta Park is home to a very rich Filipino history. Before the famous execution of Dr. Jose Rizal took place, the place is notorious because of public death penalty during the Spanish era of criminals and public enemies of the righteous and high Spaniards.

History documented that on February 17, 1872, three Filipino priests were executed by garrote namely Father Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos and Jacinto Zamora who are collectively known as the GOMBURZA. These three young friars were accused of subversion and their execution has affected many Filipinos including Rizal. Hence the famous novel that was written by the national hero was dedicated in memory of the three priests.

The Luneta Park is guarded 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by the caballeros de RIzal or ceremonial soldiers of Rizal. There in the Rizal Monument, tourist will read the inscribed “Mi Ultimo Adios” (My Last Farewell) written by Jose Rizal.

*DANCING FOUNTAIN*

*PLAYGROUND*

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