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    2017 Proposal Jobstart - Ptmi

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    This proposal requests 113,785 PHP to fund several JobStart Philippines Program activities in Baguio City within December 2017. The proposal aims to 1) conduct a second employer forum to increase employer participation and job opportunities for trainees, 2) hold technical working group meetings for partner consultation and planning, and 3) provide communication allowances for JobStart focal persons. If approved, the funds would support trainee talent assessments, employer forums, meetings, communication costs, and supplies. The JobStart Program seeks to help youth develop skills and find meaningful paid employment through services like training, internships, and job placement.

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    This proposal requests 113,785 PHP to fund several JobStart Philippines Program activities in Baguio City within December 2017. The proposal aims to 1) conduct a second employer forum to increase employer participation and job opportunities for trainees, 2) hold technical working group meetings for partner consultation and planning, and 3) provide communication allowances for JobStart focal persons. If approved, the funds would support trainee talent assessments, employer forums, meetings, communication costs, and supplies. The JobStart Program seeks to help youth develop skills and find meaningful paid employment through services like training, internships, and job placement.

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    This proposal requests 113,785 PHP to fund several JobStart Philippines Program activities in Baguio City within December 2017. The proposal aims to 1) conduct a second employer forum to increase employer participation and job opportunities for trainees, 2) hold technical working group meetings for partner consultation and planning, and 3) provide communication allowances for JobStart focal persons. If approved, the funds would support trainee talent assessments, employer forums, meetings, communication costs, and supplies. The JobStart Program seeks to help youth develop skills and find meaningful paid employment through services like training, internships, and job placement.

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    2017 Proposal Jobstart - Ptmi

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    This proposal requests 113,785 PHP to fund several JobStart Philippines Program activities in Baguio City within December 2017. The proposal aims to 1) conduct a second employer forum to increase employer participation and job opportunities for trainees, 2) hold technical working group meetings for partner consultation and planning, and 3) provide communication allowances for JobStart focal persons. If approved, the funds would support trainee talent assessments, employer forums, meetings, communication costs, and supplies. The JobStart Program seeks to help youth develop skills and find meaningful paid employment through services like training, internships, and job placement.

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    PROPOSAL

    Title of Activity : JobStart Trainee Talent Map Assessment; JobStart Technical Working
    Group Meetings; JobStart Employer’s Forum (Second Batch)
    Date : Within Baguio
    Venue : DOLE-CAR Cabinet Hill or within Baguio
    Budgetary Requirement : 113,785.00

    I. RATIONALE:

    The JobStart Philippines Program is an employment facilitation initiative of the


    Department of Labor and Employment with funding support from Government of Canada
    and technical assistance from the Asian Development Bank. The program seeks to assist
    young Filipinos start their careers and find meaningful paid employment.

    This proposal is being made for the following reasons:

    1. To conduct second batch of Employers Forum to increase employer’s participation,


    this is the recommendation of our Program Coordinator and Public Employment
    Service Office. Also, this employer’s forum, would create a wider options for JobStart
    trainees to enter the world of works.
    2. To conduct consultation and catch up plan meetings with our partner agencies,
    PESO, and even private sector. This is to provide a proper venue for decisions to be
    made, plans to create, monitor the performance of the JobStarters and the success
    of the program.
    3. To provide assistance for the JobStart focal persons (RO, FO and PESO and PC) in the
    form of load allowance to communicate with each other, to employers, to
    prospective partners, JobStart trainees and other stakeholders.

    II. General Objective:

    The JobStart Philippines Program aims to enhance the knowledge and skills acquired by
    the jobseekers in formal education or technical training in order for them to become
    more responsive to the demands of the labor market. The program will also help
    develop the life skills of the youth, including those relevant to the values of
    professionalism and venue where they ca apply relevant theories and proper work
    ethics.

    Specific Objective:
    1. Conduct Employer’s Forum
    2. Conduct Catch Up Plan, consultation and TWG Meetings
    3. Provide assistance for communication of JobStart Focal Persons of RO, FO and PESO
    III. Program Components of JobStart Philippines

    The program components offers a full-cycle employment facilitation service which


    includes the following:
    1. Registration
    2. Life Skills Training
    3. Job Matching
    4. Technical Training
    5. Referrals of beneficiaries either for internship, or of wage employment, in an
    establishment.

    IV. Flow of Activities:

    Desktop Review/ Post Activity Report


    Time/ Date Activity
    December 2017
    Various Dates Meetings for Catch Up Plan for fund utilization
    Participants: Technical Working Group

    December 9, 2017
    JobStart Talent Assessment
    Participants: JobStart Trainees (160)
    NSRP Focal Persons and Job Orders (10)

    December 19, 2017


    Employer’s Forum (Second Batch)
    Participants: 20 target employers
    JobStart Technical Working Group
    Other Stakeholders
    V. Budgetary Requirements
    USE OF FUNDS AMOUNT TOTAL
    JobStart Catch up Five Meetings: Php 3,100.00 X 5 days= 15,500.00 Php 15,500.00
    Plan/ Consultations/ 10 pax 1 meal @ Php 150.00 x 5 day = Php
    TWG Meetings 7,500.00
    10 pax 2 Snacks @ Php 80.00 x 1 day= Php
    8,000.00

    JobStart Talent 10 pax 1 meal @Php 150.00 x 1 day= Php 1,500.00 14,400.00
    Assessment 180 snacks @ Php 70.00= Php 14,400.00

    Employers Forum and Php 700 x 50 pax X 1 day: Php 35,000.00 Php 35,000.00
    Meeting of JobStart
    Stakeholders
    Communication 1,000 load wallet for JobStart Focal Persons (RO, Php 10,000.00
    FO, (2) PES0) 4 pax @ Php 1000.00 x 2 months
    4 Globe lines and 1 Smart line
    Supplies Questionnaires and answer sheets for PTMI= Php Php 38,885
    15,000.00
    Tshirts of JobStart Focal Persons and stakeholders:
    Php 350.00 x 2 sets x 10 pax= Php 7,000.00
    Office supplies:
    Correction Tapes; White Board (12 inches by 16
    inches) Markers; Bond papers- 3 A4 size and 3
    Long; 170 pcs of Special paper, highlighters, tissues
    and other materials= Php 16,885.00
    GRAND TOTAL 113,785.00

    Prepared by:

    JULIENNE L. FORTUNATO
    LEO III, LMI Focal Person

    Noted by:

    TEDDY A. SY
    OIC-TSSD Chief
    Funds Availability:

    GRACELYN BARTON
    Budget Officer

    Approved by:

    ATTY. ANTHONY A. WOODEN, JR.


    Officer-In-Charge

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