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The following are the names of CAOCSP Batch 01 examinees who will undergo panel interview:<br />
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<b>Communication Navigation Surveillance System Officer (CNSSO) Applicants:</b><br />
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ABARCA, CHRISTIAN PAUL - Manila<br />
ANDOY, VON CUPHER L. - Laguindingan<br />
AÑORA, EFREN AL O. - Mactan<br />
ARBUIZ, SHEILA MAE R. - Laguindingan<br />
ASIGNAR, MIA SCARLET E. - Laguindingan<br />
BENJAMIN, JEANINE B. - Mactan<br />
BERONIBLA, GEED D. - Iloilo<br />
CABIGAS, DONALD Jr. T. - Laguindingan<br />
CALO, CARMILLE ANGELI C. - Laguindingan<br />
COMINADOR, BENCHE A. - Laguindingan<br />
DAO-AYEN, KHRISTENE ANNE T. - Laoag<br />
DAWABI, RANIA T. - Zamboanga<br />
DE JUAN, CRISA B. - Manila<br />
DIOSO, HANNAH JOY M. - Mactan<br />
ETIONG, HAZEL ANN P. - Zamboanga<br />
EUSEBIO, HANNAH LIZA Q. - Manila<br />
FERNANDEZ, JASON ANGELO L. - Mactan<br />
FORMALIZA, ROYCE B. - Manila<br />
GARCIA, GARY JR. P. - Manila<br />
GARCIA, RACHEL B. - Manila<br />
GONZAGA, CASSEY LYNN J. - Manila<br />
ILABAN, ALDERSEN II T. - Manila<br />
JAVELONA, KEN ALEXANDER G. - Mactan<br />
LACHAONA, CHALLINAY SHIRLEY W. - Manila<br />
LIM, TRISTAN RAE F. - Mactan<br />
MADERAZO, DON CARLO M. - Mactan<br />
MAGRIÑA, FRANZ DARYL Q. - Laguindingan<br />
MAGUDDAYAO, TERRENCE JAN T. - Manila<br />
MARAMARA, GEOFFREY P. - Mactan<br />
MIQUIABAS, CHERYL L. - Manila<br />
MONTALBA, KENNON V. - Laguindingan<br />
MORTA, RALPH RODRIGO B. - Manila<br />
MUMAR, MITCHELLE JAYLE T. - Laguindingan<br />
MUTI, MOHAMMED ALI M. - Laguindingan<br />
NIEVA, RYAN MATTHEW L. - Manila<br />
ORTIZ, MA. DARLENE P. - Manila<br />
PAGATPAT, JAIME JR. C. - Mactan<br />
PAMFILO, JACK ANTHONY P. - Manila<br />
PASCO, FERDINAND ALEXIS V. - Mactan<br />
PEREIRA, JERICO V. - Manila<br />
PEREZ, GEORGE MA. AGUSTIN R. - Mactan<br />
SOLOMON, FLOYDDAN A. - Laguindingan<br />
SUYKO, JANIZ AMASOLI C. - Manila<br />
TALOSIG, KRISTOFFER JOHN B. - Manila<br />
TULLAO, MICHAELA R. - Manila<br />
TUNGPALAN, JOHN VINCENT E. - Manila<br />
VALIENTE, ALAN JR. D. - Laguindingan<br />
VEGA, MEL ANTHONY M. - Manila<br />
VENZON, KATHY B. - Manila<br />
WING SIONG, KEVIN S. - Zamboanga<br />
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<b>Air Traffic Managment Officers (ATMO) Applicants:</b><br />
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AGUILA, EDWIN ALDRIN S. - Manila<br />
ANDRADA, SARAH JANE S. - Manila<br />
AUGUSTO, MICHAEL KEVIN M. - Mactan<br />
BATARINO, ERLINDA S. - Manila<br />
BAYOT, REBOMAFIL II C. - Manila<br />
BELASCUAIN, MARTIN A. - Manila<br />
BENAMIR, DANIEL A. - Manila<br />
BILANG, RONALD GIL JOY P. - Manila<br />
BUDOL, JERMEINE IKAIKA G. - Laoag<br />
BUDOMO, RODOLFO III M. - Manila<br />
BUE, JOANA MARIA T. - Manila<br />
COLLANTES, BETTINA M. - Manila<br />
DELGADO, ERJIE RYAN V. - Iloilo<br />
DIESTA, LORENA P. - Manila<br />
ELTAYEB, HUSIEN D. - Manila<br />
EROJO, RESTIE EMMANUEL D. - Laguindingan<br />
EVANGELISTA, JUAN BERNARDO R. - Manila<br />
GAAYON, JOHN CRIS B. - Laoag<br />
GABOTERO JUVANIE E. - Zamboanga<br />
GARCIA, JOHN NOE B. - Manila<br />
GUARIN, VIDSON JESS M. - Manila<br />
IGNACIO, JAYPEE M. - Manila<br />
LABINA, ROCHELLE ANN R. - Mactan<br />
LARIOS, MARIE ANGELIQUE F. - Manila<br />
LICUPA, RIO ANGELO C. - Laoag<br />
MACOPIA, TATIANA MAE P. - Mactan<br />
MAKILAN, STACEY ANNE T. - Manila<br />
MANAHAN, VANN REGINALD M. - Manila<br />
MARCELINO, ANNA MARIE P. - Zamboanga<br />
MENDIOLA, GERALDINE ROUSE E. - Manila<br />
MIGUEL, MATT PHILIP P. - Laoag<br />
MORALES, JENNICA C. - Manila<br />
NAVARRO, MATTHEW LAWRENCE L. - Zamboanga<br />
NAZ, MARTIN PAOLO E. - Manila<br />
OFTANA, MAYNETH VINCE R. - Manila<br />
ONGCO, FRANCIS VINCENT V. - Mactan<br />
PASCUA, AIAN KRISTAN L. - Manila<br />
RELLON, DINO Q. - Zamboanga<br />
RICAFUENTE, ARIEL J. - Iloilo<br />
SALCEDO, LUCIA MONICA B. - Manila<br />
SALEM, KEN CHRISTIAN S. - Laguindingan<br />
SANCHEZ, MARK LESTER E. - Mactan<br />
SEPRADO, INNA ROLAINE D. - Manila<br />
SIMOY, ERWIN KARL D. - Mactan<br />
SONEJA, WENDEE B. - Manila<br />
TABLANTE, R'JBEL MINZEE R. - Manila<br />
VILLANUEVA, MARGUERITE MARIE I. - Iloilo<br />
YAGYAGAN PHOEBE P. - Laoag<br />
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1. Ensure that all the required documents should be submitted prior to interview.<br />
2. Tentative schedule of interview: July 28, 2015<br />
3. Details of the interview process will be sent via SMS/TEXT or voice call.<br />
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Congrats to the successful examinees, who passed the qualifying exam and will undergo panel interview. Be sure to prepare for it, and at least have an idea regarding the field/profession of Air Traffic Management (ATM) and Communication/Navigation and Surveillance (CNS). Basic questions about these are very possible to be asked.</div>
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Here are some questions asked during the panel interview of CATS 08: (Guarantee that these questions will be asked is <u>not</u> provided. Just be prepared.)</div>
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<li>What can you say about yourself? / Tell us about yourself.</li>
<li>What is(are) your biggest achievement(s)?</li>
<li>What is(are) your greatest failure(s) in life? How did you cope with it?</li>
<li>How did you know about this job?</li>
<li>Do you know the nature of this job? What are the functions of a controller?</li>
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Once you have passed the interview, you'll need to take the <b>medical/physical examination</b> which will be administered at the CAAP Flight Safety Aviation Medicine.</div>
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Good Luck Comrade!!!<br />
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9 Tips To Achieve Success In Any Exam

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<b>1. Physically prepare yourself.</b><br />
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Exams need superb concentration and will take up a lot of energy. That's why it is necessary to keep fit and be in top condition by adopting a healthy lifestyle.<br />
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<b>2. Mentally prepare yourself.</b><br />
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This is a very important aspect in facing exams. Remove negative thoughts and feelings, which can block your memory making you forget the things you have studied. Condition your emotions to stay calm by keeping away from feeling stressed, anxious, or worried due to fear of failing. A little prayer, or meditating, can likewise help in achieving inner peace.<br />
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<b>3. Review.</b><br />
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It helps to review way before your exams, giving yourself plenty of time to study and prepare for it. Cramming will only give you less satisfying results.<br />
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<b>4. Make a checklist to ensure you don't forget anything.</b><br />
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Prepare early your exam slips, your ID, your pencils, eraser, sharpener, a watch for you to check time, calculator to help you (only if it is allowed), and so on.<br />
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<b>5. Arrive on time.</b><br />
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Plan your trip to the exam well. Make sure you are there at least 15 minutes before your exam to rest a little and to prepare yourself.<br />
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<b>6. Read instructions carefully.</b><br />
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Make sure you read and understand the instructions for each set of questions/portions of exam.<br />
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<b>7. Select and prioritize problems.</b><br />
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Work on the most difficult problems first. Don't nail yourself to one problem to avoid wasting your time. Proceed to the easier problems then go back to the unanswered ones if you have more time. Don't leave any problem/question unanswered.<br />
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<b>8. If you have remaining time, review your answers.</b><br />
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Make sure that you have answered all the problems and questions and nothing is left unanswered. Also to make sure that your answer sheet is clean.<br />
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<b>9. Last but not the least, close the exam with a prayer.</b><br />
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Be confident that you have prepared well for the exam and that you have answered the problems as best as you can.<br />
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<i>Just do your best and GOD will do the rest</i>.<br />
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Become A Drug Enforcement Officer At PDEA

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<span style="text-align: justify;">The </span><b style="text-align: justify;">Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency</b><span style="text-align: justify;"> (PDEA / Kawanihan ng Pilipinas Laban sa Droga) is the lead anti-drug law enforcement agency, responsible for preventing, investigating and combating any dangerous drugs, controlled precursors and essential chemicals within the Philippines. The agency is tasked with the enforcement of the penal and regulatory provisions of Republic Act No. 9165 (R.A. 9165), otherwise known as the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002.</span><br />
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<span style="font-size: large;">The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency is now accepting applicants to become elite Drug Enforcement Officers (DEO)</span><br />
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Forward / submit applications to nearest PDEA Regional Office, or thru the ff.:</div>
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Personal delivery @:</div>
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          PDEA Academy Liaison Office / Clinic</div>
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          PDEA National Headquarters, NIA Northside Road</div>
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          National Government Center, Barangay Pinyahan</div>
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          Quezon City</div>
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<li style="text-align: left;">Not of good moral background</li>
<li style="text-align: left;">Not physically fit</li>
<li style="text-align: left;">Not proficient in oral & written communication skills</li>
<li style="text-align: left;">Not willing to be assigned anywhere in the Philippines</li>
<li style="text-align: left;">Not willing to undergo rigid 6 months training</li>
<li style="text-align: left;">A quitter from the previous batches.</li>
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The DDB provide for the qualifications and requirements of its recruits who must be at least twenty-one (21) years old, of proven integrity and honesty, a Baccalaureate degree holder and with Career Service Professional Eligibility from Civil Service Commission (CSC) or Board License from Professional Regulation Commission (PRC).</div>
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<span style="text-align: justify;">The <b>Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines</b> (CAAP) is launching the <b><i>Civil Aviation Officer Candidate Scholarship Program (CAOCSP) Batch 02</i></b> to find young, competent men and women who will join the country's elite line of <b>Air Traffic Management Officers (ATMOs)</b>, formerly Air Traffic Controllers or Airways Communicators, and <b>Communication/Navigation Surveillance System Officers (CNSSOs)</b>.</span><br />
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     1. Natural born citizen of the Philippines<br />
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     3. not more than twenty-six (26) years old as of June 20, 2016,<br />
     4. physically, mentally and psychologically fit,<br />
     5. of good moral character,<br />
     6. with good command of oral and written English<br />
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<span style="text-align: justify;">     1. Baccalaureate degree holder of any course, Baccalaureate degree graduating students may apply upon submission of a Certification from the School Registrar that they will graduate by May 2016 or earlier. Transcript of Records or Certificate of Diploma must be submitted by June 1, 2016.</span><br />
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     1. Baccalaureate degree holder of any of the following:<br />
         a. Electronics and Communications Engineering,<br />
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         c. Computer Engineering<br />
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     3. must be a holder of RA 1080 or holder of Career Service Professional (CSP) Eligibility.<br />
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<li>Transcript of Records - authenticated copy</li>
<li>Birth Certificate - photocopy</li>
<li>Barangay Clearance - original copy</li>
<li>Police Clearance - original copy</li>
<li>NBI Clearance - original copy</li>
<li>Court Clearance - original copy</li>
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<b style="text-align: justify;"><u>on or before 5:00PM of March 23, 2016</u></b><span style="text-align: justify;"> to the HRMD Division of the CAAP in Pasay City, the Area Manager, or the Manager of any CAAP-operated airport.</span><br />
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Applicants must pass the <u style="font-weight: bold;">nationwide examination</u><span style="font-weight: bold;"> on <u style="font-weight: bold;">April 02, 2016 (Saturday)</u></span> to be held simultaneously in the Civil Aviation Training Center (CATC) in Pasay City and in the airports of <strike>Laoag</strike>, Cebu, Iloilo, Zamboanga, and <strike>Cagayan de Oro</strike> Puerto Princesa. Successful examinees must also pass a panel interview and  physical examinations.</div>
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Successful applicant will be trained for free through the CAOSP. Graduates of the program will join the select men and women of the CAAP who are dedicated to <b><i>keeping the Philippine skies safe.</i></b></div>
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See also : <b><u><a href="http://www.infinithink.org/2015/04/comprehensive-air-traffic-service-course.html" target="_blank">Comprehensive Air Traffic Service Course (CATS)</a></u></b></div>
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<li><strike>Monthly living allowance (including food allowance) - ₱9,000.00</strike></li>
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<b>CAOCSP Program: Things to know</b><br />
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The CAOCSP Program has two components, the ATS part (for Air Traffic Management Officers) and the ANS part for (CNSSO). The ANS trainees are expected to graduate after 6 (six) months, while the ATS trainees are expected to graduate after 10 months, upon completion of the theoretical and laboratory phases of their respective training programs.</div>
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<b>Philippine Air Traffic Management Officers</b><br />
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Currently, there are about 470+ Philippine Air Traffic Controllers, assigned to different Air Traffic Control (ATC) facilities in the country, and about 200 Airways Communicators assigned at different ACOMS facilities. See <a href="http://infinithink.org/2015/04/actual-air-traffic-service-technical-personnel.html" target="_blank">actual ATS technical personnel deployment</a>.</div>
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An ATC/ATMO Assistant (Job Order) is paid on a daily basis (₱1,425/day for non-rated. ₱1,917/day for rated ATMO). The starting salary for a Philippine ATMO is at ₱42,000.00 per month (Regular Employee/Plantilla Item Holder) plus about ₱4,000.00 monthly allowance.<br />
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The <i>Job Level</i> of Communication/Navigation Surveillance System Officer I (entry level position) is JL-14 or about ₱42,000.00 per month (Regular Employee/Plantilla Item Holder).<br />
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<b><a href="http://www.infinithink.org/2015/07/list-of-successful-caocsp-batch-01-examinees.html" target="_blank">List of CAOCSP Batch 01 Successful Examinees</a></b><br />
<b><a href="http://www.infinithink.org/2016/04/list-of-successful-caocsp-batch-02-examinees.html" target="_blank">List of CAOCSP Batch 02 Successful Examinees</a></b><br />
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The Department of Finance (DOF), Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), Department of Budget and Management (DBM), Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC), and Department of Tourism (DOT) have posted 3,320 vacancies online, in an effort to radically open up and widen the reach of government recruitment and to invite more young Filipinos to join the civil service.</div>
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As of today, 3,320 vacancies have been posted at Kalibrr.com, a jobs matching site, in partnership with the Bagumbayani Initiative, a program by Young Public Servants (YPS) that aims to promote positive change and integrity in the government by sustainably recruiting young people into the civil service. Bagumbayani Initiative started with a group of friends who come from different government agencies, and who decided to meet every Wednesday to talk about their experiences and stories in the civil service.</div>
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Of the 3,320 vacancies, 3,211 entry-level positions are from the BIR, 41 positions from the DOF, 31 positions from the DBM, 33 positions from the DOTC, and 4 positions from the DOT. Since the vacancies were published in an initial soft launch in April, the DOF has received 244 applications, BIR – 154 applications, DBM – 152 applications, DOTC – 18 applications, and DOT – 59 applications.</div>
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Applicants can now view the government agencies’ Kalibrr accounts through the Bagumbayani Initiative’s Facebook page, and through the following links:</div>
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4. <a href="https://www.kalibrr.com/c/dotc-npmo/jobs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DOTC</a> ; <a href="https://www.kalibrr.com/c/department-of-transportation-and-communications_ppp_implementation/jobs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">kalibrr.com/c/dotc_ppp_implementation/jobs</a></div>
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5. <a href="https://www.kalibrr.com/c/department-of-tourism/jobs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DOT</a></div>
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“To ensure the sustainability of President Aquino’s good governance initiatives, we need a constant flow of young, talented Filipinos entering government with a critical eye and a hopeful heart. I had the privilege of meeting the late Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore a few years ago, and I agree with him when he says that the only way to change government is from within. To young Filipinos: your country needs you. We hope that you respond to this call to service,” Finance Secretary Cesar V. Purisima said.</div>
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“We need a critical mass of young, honest Filipinos who love the country to join the BIR. The 3,211 vacancies we have posted are around a fifth of the Bureau’s workforce: this is our chance to transform the Bureau into a vibrant organization that can respond to the changing times and demands of the modern taxpayer,” Commissioner of Internal Revenue Kim S. Jacinto-Henares said.</div>
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“The presence of young people in government has opened new spaces for innovation in our agencies. The natural skill and creativity of so many young Filipinos has already contributed much to nation-building, and we now call on our youth to join us in our pursuit of crucial budget reforms. We can all play a more active role in public leadership and service, and there’s no better place to kick-start positive change than in government itself,” Secretary of Budget and Management Florencio “Butch” Abad said.</div>
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“There is much to be hopeful for in public transportation. As one transport expert said, the true test of a developed country is not when the poor get to ride cars, but it is when the rich take public transportation. We encourage the youth to come aboard ‘daang matuwid’ and help us prove that even transportation can be more fun in the Philippines,” said Secretary of Transportation and Communications Joseph Emilio T. Abaya.</div>
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“Over the past few years, we have proven that the Philippines is a country we can truly be proud of. Tourism has now become a national industry, generating billions in terms of revenue and creating millions of jobs for our people. And although we have achieved where we are now, this is only the beginning. The biggest responsibility of the youth is to ensure the future. We invite our young people to join the public service and help continue the story of our country’s success,” Secretary of Tourism Ramon R. Jimenez, Jr. said.</div>
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“Kalibrr is excited at the opportunity to partner with government to help them fill their vacancies with the best talent the Philippines has to offer. With Kalibrr’s technology and social media reach, we’re confident we will help the government achieve its national recruitment goals,” says Kalibrr Chief Executive Officer Paul Rivera. Kalibrr is the sole Philippine-based startup that aims to solve recruitment in the Philippines. The company is backed by Y Combinator – the Silicon Valley giant behind tech giants AirBnB, 9Gag, Reddit and Scribd. Other strong patrons of the firm include EBay’s Pierre Omidyar, and Globe Telecom’s Kickstart Ventures. With only six months of full operations, Kalibrr has already provided over 1,500 jobs to seekers and has gained the trust of almost 4,000 companies.</div>
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“Young Public Servants is proud to take part in the Bagumbayani Initiative, and we support its mission of bringing the best and the brightest young Filipinos to directly take part in nation building through the civil service. Good governance lives because of the hope and energy of our youth,” Natalie Cristine Jorge, Lead Convenor of Young Public Servants said.</div>
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<b>From the Department of Finance</b><br />
Published online on May 14, 2015 @gov.ph<br />
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Officer Candidate Program for Aspiring Air Traffic Controllers in the Philippines

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In order for you to become a licensed <b>Air Traffic Controller</b> (ATC), or Airways Communicator, in the Philippines, you'll have to: [<a href="http://infinithinkit.blogspot.com/2015/04/comprehensive-air-traffic-service-course.html" target="_blank">see previous post</a>]</div>
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1. Pass the Competitive/Qualifying Exam for Comprehensive Air Traffic Service (CATS) course,</div>
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3. Pass the Medical/Physical Examination, and</div>
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4. Complete/pass the CATS course.</div>
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The vocation of being an Air Traffic Controller is highly technical, and not everyone's cup of tea, you'll have to continue and complete the training with great effort and heart in it to become one.</div>
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The <b>Comprehensive Air Traffic Service</b> (CATS) Course is a 10 months long training course and is the most difficult part of becoming an Air Traffic Controller. The course has three phases, namely: 1) Theoretical, 2) Laboratory, and 3) On-the-Job Training, which of course must be taken seriously. There are at least 17 subjects for phase 1 to be taken within 9 weeks, and which you <u>must</u> pass in order to proceed to the next phase of the course. In phase 2 there are three subjects which you must pass, the entire class will be divided into three groups and each group will rotate or be assigned to ATC facilities (tower, radar, acc). Only after completing the course that you can obtain your airman's license and be fully eligible for the Air Traffic Controller (ATMO) position.</div>
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There were different programs designed to produce controllers in previous years, prior to CATS course was the BATS (Basic Air Traffic Service). There were 13 batches of BATS then it became CATS. CATS was first implemented in 2008 and will end next year (2016). The CATS or Comprehensive Air Traffic Service course is the designed program offered for aspiring Air Traffic Controllers (or Airways Communicators) in the Philippines. The first competitive exam, for CATS, was administered on November 2008. There were 37 successful applicants who passed the qualifying exam for CATS 01. This year's batch/class (CATS 09) of trainees of CATS course, who are expected to graduate in January/February 2016, will be the last. There will be no more CATS 10.</div>
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The CATS course will be replaced by a new program - the officer candidate program (I don't know yet the official name). There is a joke about the name of the new program, before was the BATS, next is CATS, then the next would be DOGS! haha... Unfortunately, the name of the program is CAOCSP. CAOCSP for aspirant Air Traffic Controllers and ANS Personnel in the Philippines will be military/semi-military styled, and the trainees will be called cadets (or cadettes). From the previous 10 months long CATS course, the new program is designed for a duration of 12 months. This new program will be in a form of a scholarship and will be subsidized by the government, unlike the previous programs where the trainees are the ones to shoulder their living and other course-related expenses.<br />
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The cadets (cadettes) will receive the following benefits/privileges:<br />
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<li>a monthly living allowance (stipend) from the government;</li>
<li>food and lodging for the entire duration of the training/course;</li>
<li>uniform for the training;</li>
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Note: The rules, which must always be observed within the CATC, including but not limited to other CAAP premises, may be patterned or may be similar from the strict rules of existing military academies in the Philippines, i.e., PMA, PNPA. Although the rules for the CATS course is also strict, but, expect a much tougher rules with regards to the new program.</div>
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The new program is expected to be implemented this year (2015). If you are an aspiring Air Traffic Controller, first, you'll have to take and pass the competitive exam for admission to the new training program, just like the old ones. The competitive exam will be administered by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines likely within this year.</div>
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It takes some work to get there, but they'll give you the training and support you need for this great career. You will work with other CAAP controllers and experts staff dedicated to keeping our skies safe. Be an air traffic controller!<br />
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CAAP conducts a yearly competitive examination to select trainees for the <b>Comprehensive Air Traffic Service Course</b> (CATS). The training will be held at the Manila Civil Aviation Training Center (CATC), Pasay City, graduates of this course shall qualify for the position of Air Traffic Management Officer.</div>
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Qualified and selected applicants (passing the competitive examination, interview and medical/physical examination) shall be trained by CAAP at no cost; however there will be no allowance or other form of compensation during the training.</div>
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<b>Qualification of Applicants</b><br />
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Holder of a Baccalaureate degree, with good command of oral and
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Applicants must submit a copy of:<br />
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<li>College Diploma/Transcript of Records;</li>
<li>Birth Certificate;</li>
<li>Police Clearance;</li>
<li>2 pieces (2x2) picture together with duly filled-up application form.</li>
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Requirements may be submitted to HRM Division, CAAP (for Manila applicants) or to the CAAP Air Traffic Service Facility-In-Charge/Airport Manager (for Provincial applicants).<br />
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The exam is comprised of four parts, namely: <i>General Information, Mathematics, Logic, and Verbal (English/Filipino).</i> The exam is very similar to the civil service exam in terms of the scope (I even encountered the same test items to the civil service exam when I took it). However, unlike the civil service exam, each test portion in the CATS qualifying exam is a 50-item test, thus the CATS exam is a 200-item test. The exam duration is 120 minutes or 2 hours.</div>
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I once took the CATS qualifying exam (08th CATS) on May 2014 at the Manila Civil Aviation Training Center (CATC) at Pasay City. There are two other exam venues, one in the Visayas (Mactan) and one in Mindanao (Davao). Luckily, I managed to pass the qualifying exam.<br />
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<b>What's next after passing the exam?</b></div>
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If you passed the exam, you - the successful examinee, will undergo a <b>panel interview</b>. The members of the panel are usually the heads or chiefs of different air traffic service facilities around the country. There were 3 members of the panel during our interview (CATS 08), there were 5 members during the interview for CATS 09.<br />
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Here are some common questions asked during panel interviews: (Guarantee that these questions will be asked is <u>not</u> provided. Just be prepared.)<br />
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<li>What can you say about yourself? / Tell us about yourself.</li>
<li>What is(are) your biggest achievement(s)?</li>
<li>What is(are) your greatest failure(s) in life? How did you cope with it?</li>
<li>How did you know about this job?</li>
<li>What do you know about air traffic control? What do you expect about this job?</li>
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If you passed the interview, you will be referred to the CAAP HR to get a referral slip in order to take the <b>medical/physical examination</b> which will be administered at the CAAP Flight Safety Aviation Medicine. (Although, you can take some medical tests, such as drug test and urinalysis, from other reliable medical facilities.)</div>
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<li>Complete Blood Count (CBC) Test;</li>
<li>Drug Test;</li>
<li>Visual Acuity Test;</li>
<li>Chest X-ray Test;</li>
<li>Urinalysis/Urine Test;</li>
<li>Dental Check-up;</li>
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You're also required to bring 1 piece (1x1) ID picture for your medical exam profile.<br />
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Take note that during the acuity test, if the doctor finds out that you are colorblind, then you'll be automatically disqualified from the training course. Although if you're near-sighted, you will be required to have corrective lenses. On the other hand, if you have existing medical illness, such as, pneumonia or weak lungs, etc, then you will be diagnosed and required to undergo medical treatment.<br />
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Once a medical clearance has been issued, stating that you are mentally and physically sound, then you will now be included in the final and official rooster of CATS course trainees and is definitely qualified to undergo the CATS course training.<br />
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The Comprehensive Air Traffic Service (CATS) course is a ten (10) months long training. Upon completing the training you'll have to take the English Language Proficiency (ELP) Test and obtain your air traffic controller license. Once you have obtained a license, then you will be hired as an Air Traffic Assistant or as an Air Traffic Management Officer (ATMO) I if there are available/vacant plantilla items.</div>
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<b>Philippine Air Traffic Controllers</b></div>
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Currently, there are about 470 Philippine Air Traffic Controllers, assigned to different Air Traffic Control (ATC) facilities in the country, and about 200 Airways Communicators assigned at different ACOMS facilities. See <a href="http://infinithinkit.blogspot.com/2015/04/actual-air-traffic-service-technical-personnel.html" target="_blank">actual ATS technical personnel deployment</a>.</div>
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<b>Philippine Air Traffic Controller's Salary</b><br />
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An ATC/ATMO Assistant (Job Order) is paid on a daily basis (₱1,425/day for non-rated. ₱1,917/day with facility rating). The starting salary for a Philippine ATMO is at ₱42,000.00 per month (Regular Employee/Plantilla Item Holder) plus about ₱4,000.00 monthly allowance.<br />
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The Department of Science and Technology awards an undergraduate scholarship program to deserving Filipino high school students annually. The scholarship program, one of the most generous in the country, is categorized into two, the R.A. 7687 scholarship and the DOST-SEI Merit scholarship. It makes college education more accessible to thousands of undergraduates and is geared to develop a scientifically and technologically literate citizenry. It can very well be the passport to your own undergraduate science degree, as it have been for me.</div>
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<b>RA 7687 Science and Technology Scholarship</b> is for applicant whose socio-economic status does not exceed the set values of all the identified indicators as approved by DOST-SEI Advisory Committee on S&T Scholarships. No fees are required for RA 7687 applicants.</div>
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The <b>DOST-MERIT Scholarship</b> is for applicant who belongs to a family whose socio-economic status does not exceed the set values of any of the identified indicators. The applicants must pay a <b>non-refundable test fee of P200</b>.
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The qualifying examination is composed of two major parts, the Intellective and Non-Intellective portions. The Intellective half is designed to test your:</div>
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Join the Philippine Air Force this 2017, it's a great and amazing career. It's a job where you can literally reach the skies... If you wish to join the PAF, you can either apply to be an officer candidate or a candidate soldier. The requirements for the qualifying exam and recruitment, as of 2017, for either position is posted on this page. Just read on!</div>
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The <b>Philippine Air Force</b> (Hukbong Himpapawid ng Pilipinas) is the aerial warfare service branch of the <b>Armed Forces of the Philippines</b> (AFP) and one of the three uniformed services of the Philippines. Initially a part of the Philippine Army (PA), the PAF was formed as a separate branch of the military on July 1, 1947 under Executive Order No. 94. The PAF has the size of 17,000 active personnel which operates its bases and all the aircraft in its inventory.</div>
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<b>The Qualifying Exam</b><br />
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Just a week and a day had passed after my graduation when I took the Philippine Air Force Officer Candidate (PAFOC). It was held on the 10th of April. I barely managed to take the exam at that time. Because on the day of the exam, the required copies of my official transcript of records (OTR), which I likewise barely managed to have a copy, were not certified true copies.</div>
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On the very day of the exam, I woke up very early in the morning and went to the University Registrar to have my copies authenticated and it was about nine o'clock in the morning when I successfully completed the exact required documents. The exam venue was just hundreds of meters away, so I immediately hurried to that location. Dang! I was an hour late, though the exam had not yet began but the orientation has just finished. I was asked by one of the proctors why I was late. I answered her (she's a lady officer) truthfully. Then she asked for my age, and answered that I just turned 20. Then she said to me that I can still take the exam for the following year and that I am still very young and have lots of chances to take the exam. She then told me to just prepare and ready everything for next year's exam.</div>
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So there I go feeling depressed. I went to a canteen nearby and spent about an hour in solitude, feeling depressed. However out of the blue, I decided to peek at the testing center. So I went. Then happened next, "Hey, where have you been? We've been looking for you. We thought you already went home. Come, hurry and get ready to take the exam.", said one of the proctors, I was surprised but excited at the same time. I was eventually allowed to take the exam together with a bunch of fellow late examinees. They've just decided to have a second batch for PAFOC qualifying exam since there is quite a number of examinees who came late.</div>
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The examination is comprised of two parts. The second part is divided further into three parts. There are two separate answer sheets and four separate test booklets for the exam. Both the first and second parts must be finished within the allotted time limit, however, the first part has a shorter time allotment considering the number of items to be answered. The exam is focused on General Information/Education (Math, Science, Verbal, Logic).</div>
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Luckily, when the exam result came out, I was among the 150 officer candidate (PAFOC) applicants, from the entire country, who passed the qualifying exam.</div>
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<b>How to join the Philippine Air force?</b><br />
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Just like any other field, in order to join, there are procedures which must be followed. For the Philippine Air Force, same as the other uniformed services of the Philippines, (the army and the navy,) first you'll have to pass the written qualifying exam. Then you'll still have to pass other exams, such as, physical fitness test, medical examination, and in other cases, another special written examination. </div>
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If you have fully decided to join. Then first, you need to apply, and prior to application, you must meet all the qualifications and requirements. Read the qualifications and requirements below!<br />
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<b>Philippine Air Force Enlistment Qualifications:</b></div>
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<b>Qualifications for Candidate Soldier (CS) : </b><br />
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<li>Male or female, natural born citizen of the Republic of the Philippines </li>
<li>Single, never been married and no legal obligation to support a child or children </li>
<li>Height of at least 152.4 cm (5’ 0” ft) for both male and female </li>
<li>Not less than 18 y/o and not a day older than 23 y/o upon admission for training (born from 17 March 1993 to 18 March 1999)</li>
<li>Earned at least 72 college units </li>
<li>With good moral character </li>
<li>Physically and mentally fit for military training</li>
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<b>Qualifications for Philippine Air Force Officer Candidate (PAFOC) : </b><br />
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<li>Male or female, natural born citizen of the Republic of the Philippines </li>
<li>Must have a Baccalaureate Degree from any government-recognized institution</li>
<li>Must have a height of at least 152.4 cm (5’ 0”) for both male and female</li>
<li>Not less than 21 y/o or not a day older than 29 y/o upon admission for training (born from 01 August 1987 to 01 August 1995)</li>
<li>Single, never been married nor have any legal obligation to support a child or children </li>
<li>Physically and mentally fit for military training </li>
<li>With good moral character</li>
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Physical defects such as the following would demerit or disqualify the application:<br />
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<li>Tattoo</li>
<li>Obesity</li>
<li>Pierced ear/s for males and extra piercing for females</li>
<li>Crossed eyedness</li>
<li>Bow leggedness</li>
<li>Excess/lacking finger</li>
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<li>NSO authenticated birth certificate</li>
<li>TOR (Transcript of Records) or Diploma</li>
<li>Two 2×2 recent colored photos</li>
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Fill out the application form properly and correctly. You may submit photocopies of your NSO birth certificate and TOR but it is suggested that you also bring the original copies to prove the authenticity of the photocopies.<br />
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<li>PAFOC applicants who will pass the written examinations will be notified to report at PAFPMC for the Special Written Exam (SWE).</li>
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<li>You can submit your application form together with the other requirements at any Air Base near you or directly at the Villamor Air Base. Just ask assistance from any guard-on-duty at the gate of the Air Base.</li>
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You may inquire at the following PAF Units, whichever is nearest to you:<br />
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<li>Col Jesus Villamor Air Base, Pasay City – (02) 852-7585</li>
<li>Fernando Air Base, Lipa City – 09227657855</li>
<li>Edwin Andrews Air Base, Zamboanga City – (062) 991-2290</li>
<li>BG Benito Ebuen Air Base, Lapu-lapu City – (032) 340-4139</li>
<li>Clark Air Base, Pampanga – 09286858761</li>
<li>Antonio Bautista Air Base, Puerto Princesa City – (048) 433-3991 Local 4141</li>
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