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FIRST BATCH
LIV O. LEJARDE
OJT STUDENT
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
CAROLINA T. SALIENTE
PRINCIPAL
NARRATIVE REPORT ON WORK IMMERSION
LIV O. LEJARDE
BY:
LIV O. LEJARDE
This is to certify that LIV O. LEJARDE for having completed Two (2) weeks K-12
BRANCH.
This certification is issued upon the request of the above mentioned name for whatever legal
Noted by:
RENE C. MAGLASANG
BRANCH MANAGER
reporton student work immersion has been prepared and submitted by: LIV O. LEJARDE with a
rating of Passed .
RECOMMENDING APPROVAL
Accepted and approved as partial fulfillment of the requirement in the work immersion
program.
CAROLINA T. SALIENTE
Principal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We the students who conducted our OJT at the Metro Ormoc Community Multi-Purpose
Cooperative (OCCI), wish to extend our deepest and sincerest gratitude to the following for their
invaluable help without this immersion could not be completed. To our dear parents who gave us
financial and moral support and encouragement at the course of our undertakings. To Mr. Rene
Maglasang, Ms. Gretchyn Templa, Mrs. Ireme Cabas and to our teachers Mr. Ferdinand Edillo,
Mrs. Vilma Abella and Mrs. Carolina T. Saliente for their endeavor to assist us for the completion
of our training. And lastly, to our almighty God, who gave the divine guidance to make our training
possible.
INTRODUCTION
On the job training is part of a college curriculum that aims to train and orient students
about the work and their future career. It is a type of skill development where it worker learns how
to do the work through hands on experience. On the job training is one method by which students
are experienced with different work situation designed to give students an opportunity to
experience and a chance to apply the theories and computation that they have learnd from the
school. It also helps the students to acquire relevant knowledge and skills by performing in actual
work setting.
OJT is very important to teach students regarding their choosen career but also to show the
students the reality about working. The students will be experience to the actual work related to
the course that they are taking. It also allows those with no experience in work and to learn at the
same time. On the job training helps the trainee to learn more about the choosen field and practice
what he has learned from the school. It helps in the building up of the trainee’s comprehence.
Ofcourse when a students is competent enough, he will be able to do things successfully. This
training develop one’s in dealing with people. After the training, the trainee will be able to handle.
STUDENT PRAYER
Come, Holy Spirit, Divine Creator, true source of light and fountain of wisdom.
Abundant grace in expressing myself. Guide the beginning of my work, direct its
Jesus Christ, true GOD and true man, living and reigning with youand the Father, forever and
ever. Amen.
A GOOD WORKER
Be on time
Be self-motivated
Be considerate
when unsupervised
Be self-motivated
Be considerable
COOPERATIVE
Objectives
2. Member Objective - To expand membership in all areas of operations and respond to the
needs of the members for their socio economic and spiritual growth.
3. Internal Business Process Objective - To provide quality products and services to members.
4. Learning and Growth Objective - To adopt new technologies and provide integral learning
HISTORY
25, 1978 and was founded by Rev. Fr. Oscar Lorenzo and Sister Carmela Mitaran, OSB. The
cooperative started with only 78 members with P 5,850.00 paid-up capital. By providing funds
through credit was the first service of the cooperative. First members who patronized the service
of the coop were parents of the Christian Children Funds Beneficiaries, Farmers and Other
The cooperative growth, at the beginning years it was established, was fragile and sluggish
because of the traditional ways to encourage our members to avail the services offered as well as
because of the limited services and scarcity of the right and qualified personnel for the operation.
Before, at around 1983-1988, the cooperative struggled for funds and resources because of the
high delinquency rate at the same time Net Loss was at Php20,000.00 per year, and one reason for
that difficulty is the perception of the members because OCCCI started as a project of the Church.
For the succeeding years, the coop suffered losses and difficulties. In the year 1990, the cooperative
started to thrive for higher ground with the help of a local priest, Msgr. Jaime Villanueva, and was
Since 1994, the cooperative was able to offer new innovative services to its members like Coop
Paninda Loan and exploited to other business ventures like housing projects, transpo business and
merchandising.
On 1997, OCCCI was registered as a Multi-Purpose Cooperative. On the year 1999, the
Php4,217,930.00. On the year 2000, the coop elected its first General Manager, Jose R. Mosquite,
which consequently sparked constructive changes for the coop such as the adoption of new
policies, technology, services, manpower and diverse gainful benefits for its members.
As time went on, the sole authority of the top management was remodeled into a team-
initiated leadership scheme headed by three Chief Officers culled from the concept of the Holy
Trinity.
At present, the cooperative’s total assets has reached Php 1.511.31 Billion with a total gross
income of Php 221.11 Million and has a registered total membership of 51,783 consolidated
regular and associate members and still strides in its committed service of creating well-being for
all its constituents through conception of various wholesome products and services which prove