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1.0 PURPOSE
1.1 To establish and implement an effective process of On-the-Job Training (OJT) Program taken
by all 4th year students or students in their final year in the College of Business Administration
from orientation, deployment, and reviewing performance of the student-trainees.
1.2 These training aim to enhance the skills and competencies acquired by the students from the
school by applying all the principles, concepts, and procedures learned in the classroom in the
industry, governments, and other agencies. Also, this program provides opportunities for
reflection, present a continual challenge to the student and incorporate active learning in all
stages of experiential learning from planning to evaluation process.
2.0 SCOPE
2.1 This program is applicable to ALL 4th year students OR students in their final year in the College
of Business Administration.
2.2 All student-trainees shall experience the entire process from orientation, pre-deployment,
deployment to the industry partners, and other requisites needed in compliance to the OJT
program.
2.3 The coverage of this OJT Program is valid only in one academic year.
3.0 DEFINITIONS
3.2 No. of Required Hours – refers to the required hours to be rendered by the student-trainees.
In the case the implementation of the CMO, the minimum required training hours should be 600-
hours (inclusive of Trainings, Outreach Activities, Seminars and Conferences).
3.3 Off-Campus Training – refers to training activities done outside the NEU; participated by
industry partners.
3.4 OJT – is an acronym for On-the-Job Training. It applies both on-campus or off-campus training.
3.5 On Campus Training – refers to the training activities done within the New Era University
(NEU) offices.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITY
4.1 Student Trainee / Advisee – shall be responsible for the compliance of the entire OJT
Program.
4.3 OJT Adviser – shall be responsible for the implementation of the OJT Program in their
respective advisees. Prepares Monthly Progress Report addressed to the College Secretary
and the College Dean.
4.4 OJT Coordinator – shall be responsible for dissemination of information coming from the
College Secretary and the College Dean to all OJT Advisers. Ensure that the entire OJT
program is well implemented from the orientation, deployment and post-evaluation of the said
program. Prepares Consolidated Monthly Progressive Report to be submitted to the College
Secretary and to the College Dean.
4.5 College Secretary – shall be responsible for the evaluating the effectiveness and relevance of
the OJT Program. Provide guidance, both spiritual and operational activities to ensure of
smooth implementation of this program.
4.6 College Dean – shall be responsible for the entire process of the OJT program. Responsible
for reviewing and approving proposals, projects and other related OJT activities.
5.0 REFERENCES
6.0 GUIDELINES
6.1.1 In line with the College’s thrust to implement a systematic methodology of learning
through competent and effective instruction to prepare students adequately for
productive careers, this OJT program is designed for students enrolled in OJT to be
able to:
a. Cognitive
6.1.1.a.1 Apply the theories and principles acquired during the completed
courses under the program to an industry significantly related to
curriculum of such program.
6.1.1.a.2 Utilize the necessary professional skills required and the
procedures suggested in performing office and administrative
tasks.
6.1.1.a.3 Supplement classroom instruction through the trainings and
mentorship by industry practitioners.
6.1.1.a.4 Develop rational decision-making when uncertainties and
complexities in the offices arise.
b. Technical
6.1.1.b.1 Integrate unique Christian values to work ethics.
6.1.1.b.2 Expose the students in the dynamic workplace through first-hand
experience in the actual job setting.
6.1.1.b.3 Familiarize with and organize pertinent documents and office
records.
6.1.1.b.4 Adapt to the challenges and demands of global and modern
business practices.
6.1.1.b.5 Demonstrate initiative, reliability, dependability and consistency in
performing assigned tasks.
c. Social
6.1.1.c.1 Apply the theories and principles acquired during the completed
courses under the program to an industry significantly related to
curriculum of such program.
6.1.1.c.2 Integrate unique Christian values to human skills manifested
through communication and dealing with other individuals.
6.1.1.c.3 Immerse in the organizational culture manifested by the norms,
values and contingencies while doing diverse undertakings in the
workplace.
6.1.1.c.4 Demonstrate office and administrative work professionally with
positive attitude and good behavior manifested by self-confidence
and maturity.
6.1.1.c.5 Evaluate different behaviors of individuals in an organization by
communicating and working with them.
e. Seminars/Workshops/Conferences
6.4 R ubrics
No of Percentage
Criterion Hours
ON-CAMPUS 200 40%
PRE-DEPLOYMENT (Midterm) 100 (20%)
o Course Orientation; Office Simulation
o Job Mock Interview
o Practicum (On-campus)
o Pre-deployment evaluation
CLASS PERFORMANCE (Midterm-Finals) 100 (20%)
o SAP / Bloomberg / TOEIC / CPIRAS 30
o College In-House Training (Min. of 2 Training) 35
o Community Outreach 10
o Five Seminars/Conferences 10
o Weekly meeting and other required activities 15
6.4.1 Midterm grades will be issued upon completion of pre-deployment procedures including
the submission of documentation.
6.5.1 On-the-Job Training (OJT) Program is a requirement taken by all 4th year students or
those students in their final year in the College of Business Administration.
6.5.5 Each practicum class shall have an assigned adviser, who will be chosen on the basis
of experience, personality and ability to network. The faculty assigned must be
approved by the Dean and will be called as OJT Adviser.
On-Campus Deployment
o Feedback Form
o Certificate of Completion
o Trainer’s Assessment Report (TAR)
o Weekly Accomplishment Report (WAR)
o Signed Endorsement Letter
o Updated Resume
6.5.7.c.3 The OJT Adviser shall ensure that the trainees to be deployed to
the office/company can be trained according to its area/program.
OJT Placement will provide the updated List of Industry Partners.
Cover Page
Table of Contents
Resume / Profile (with photo)
Write Ups of Students’ Learning Experience
(SLE)
Training Documentation Requirement
o Endorsement Letter (Both On-Campus and Off-
Campus)
o Job Descriptions
o Brief History or Description of Training Station
(with photos)
o Certificate of Completion (Both 100 and 400
Hours)
o Trainer’s Evaluation Report (Both 100 and 400
Hours)
o Weekly Accomplishment Reports (Both 100 and
400 hours)
o Time Card/Attendance Record
o Practicum Photos (On-campus and Off-campus)
6.5.7.e.2 Trainee shall prepare one (1) sets of portfolio and submit copy (1)
to OJT Adviser one week before Final Examination.
6.5.7.e.3 OJT Adviser will collect the Class Portfolio (Hard bound, in Long
Bond Paper) providing the following content on before the end of:
Cover Page
Table of Contents
Class Photo (OJT Uniform)
Grading Sheet
Trainee’s Documentation Requirement (This
must be arranged per trainees)
o On-the-Job Training Activity Checklist
o Endorsement Letter (Both On-Campus and Off-
Campus)
o Job Descriptions
o Brief History or Description of Training Station
(with photos)
o Certificate of Completion (Both 100 and 400
Hours)
o Trainer’s Evaluation Report (Both 100 and 400
Hours)
o Weekly Accomplishment Reports (Both 100 and
400 hours)
o Practicum Photos (On-campus and Off-campus)
o Write Ups of Students’ Learning Experience
(SLE)
6.5.8 Pre-deployment report shall be submitted to the College Dean at the of each OJT cycle
by OJT Coordinator.
6.6.1 Reach office on time. One must adhere to the guidelines and policies of the
organization. Discipline must be maintained at the workplace.
6.6.2 Never adopt a casual attitude at work. Your office pays you for your hard work and not
for loitering around. Never wear revealing clothes to work. Body piercing and tattoo are
a strict no--no at the workplace. Females should avoid wearing heavy jewelry to work.
No organization likes to have a shabbily dressed employee. Shave daily and do not use
strong perfumes. Female trainees should stick to minimal make up.
6.6.3 Put your hand phone in the silent or vibrating mode at the workplace. Loud ring tones
are totally unprofessional and also disturb other people.
6.6.4 Don’t peep into other’s cubicles and workstations. Knock before entering anyone’s
cabin. Respect each other’s privacy.
6.6.5 Don’t open anyone else’s notepads registers or files without his permission.
6.6.6 Keep your workstation clean and tidy. Throw unwanted paper in dustbin and keep files
in their respective drawers. Put a label on top of each file to avoid unnecessary
searching.
6.6.7 Stay away from nasty politics at the workplace. Avoid playing blame games.
6.6.8 Never criticize or make fun of any of your colleagues. Remember fighting leads to no
solution. There are several other ways to express displeasure. Sit with your colleagues,
discuss issues face to face and decide on something which is mutually acceptable.
6.6.9 Take care of your pitch and tone at the workplace. Never shout on anyone or use foul
words. It is unprofessional to lash out at others under pressure. Stay calm and think
rationally.
6.6.10 Never attend meetings or seminars without a notepad and pen. It is little tough to
remember each and everything discussed in the meeting. Jot down the important points
for future reference. Wait for your turn to speak.
6.6.11 Pass on information to all related recipients in the desired form. Communicate through
written modes of communication preferably through emails. Keep your reporting boss in
the loop. Make sure your email signatures are correct.
6.6.12 It is unethical to share confidential data with external parties and any other individual
who is not related to the organization. Data in any form must not be passed to anyone
outside the organization.
6.6.13 Office Stationery is meant to be used only at work. Taking any office property back
home is equivalent to stealing.
6.6.14 Make sure you turn off the monitor while you go out for lunch or tea breaks. Switch off
the fans, lights, printer, fax machine, scanner before you leave for the day.
6.6.15 Don’t bring your personal work to office. Avoid taking kids to office unless and until
there is an emergency.
6.6.16 Respect your fellow workers and help them whenever required.
6.6.17 Don’t pass lewd comments to any of your fellow workers.
6.6.18 It is bad manners to sneeze or cough in public without covering your mouth. Use a
handkerchief or tissue for the same.
6.6.19 Popping chewing gums in front of co-workers is simply not expected out of a
professional.
6.6.20 While having lunch together, do not start till the others have received their food. Make
sure your spoon and fork do not make a clattering sound. Eat slowly to avoid burping in
public.
6.6.21 Park your car at the space allocated to you. Don’t park your vehicle at the entrance as it
might obstruct someone’s way.
6.6.22 Never ever drink while you are at work.
6.6.23 Do not leave the restroom with taps on.
6.7.1 A trainee shall report to their respective offices within one-week upon issuance of
Endorsement Letter (OJT FM 02–2016, Issue 1 - Revision 0). Otherwise, the allotted
100-training hours will add to the trainee’s off-campus training hours.
6.7.2 A trainee with failing grades prior to the off-campus deployment, is not allowed to enroll
OJT/Practicum. Thus, all process will have to start from zero.
6.7.3 A trainee who does not submit all necessary documentary requirements (prior and after
deployment process) on time to his/her OJT Adviser shall be required to render 20
hours of community service exclusive of the number of hours to be completed with the
offices/company.
6.7.4 Should a trainee transfer to another company without prior notice to the OJT Adviser,
hours rendered in the previous company will be disregarded and will have to start from
zero.
6.7.5 Should there be complaint from the trainer of the cooperating office/company, services
of the trainee shall be terminated. Thus, trainee shall be penalized in accordance with
the gravity of the offense. Penalty be determined and implemented by the OJT Council
upon deliberation of such complaint.
6.7.6 Trainee who fails to complete the required 600 OJT hours within the specified time will
be penalized and shall to do community service in the university equivalent to the
unrendered number of hours.
7.0 PROCEDURE