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Employee Training and Development Programs A. In EMPLOYEE TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS A. IN HOUSE TRAINING PROGRAMS CONDUCTED No. of Program Title Date Provider Venue Participants Seminar-Workshop on Urban Farming This seminar-workshop is primarily designed PSALM Conference Rooms to strengthen the participants’ self-reliance Office of the Quezon City A-D, 24F Vertis North in producing agricultural commodities in 15 Feb 2019 44 Vice Mayor Joy Belmonte Corporate Center 1, order to ensure food security, and to teach North Ave., Quezon City them how to convert small spaces into productive ones Seminar on Bullying in the Workplace The objective of this seminar is to assess the employees’ awareness on bullying in the workplace, as well as to orient them the Dr. Pricila B. Marzan, PSALM Conference Rooms measures to be undertaken to address and Chair of the Psychology A-D, 24F Vertis North prevent it from happening in the workplace. 14 Mar 2019 109 Program of St. Paul Corporate Center 1, Bullying in the workplace is an act which University Manila North Ave., Quezon City hampers the tranquility of a working environment which can disrupt the rendering of services and often ignored and overlooked. Workshop-Seminar on Treasury Module The TRIS Module is the system used by CFMD personnel to monitor and control the inflow and outflow of cash. It has two (2) sub PACE Room, 24F Vertis modules, disbursement and collection. The Information Systems and North Corporate Center 10 Apr 2019 10 disbursement sub-module cross-references Technology Department 1, North Ave., Quezon the accounts to be paid from the entries City made in the AP Module in preparing the disbursement voucher, while the collection sub-module cross-references the accounts No. of Program Title Date Provider Venue Participants receivable back-end database for the corresponding receivables posted therein in the preparation of official receipts. Seminar on the 2016 Implementing Rules and Regulations of RA 9184 Recognized Trainers of The conduct of an In-house seminar on RA the Government 9184, otherwise known as Government Procurement Policy PSALM Conference Room, Procurement Reform Act, its IRR and 20 May 2019 Board (GPPB)-Technical 24F Vertis North 44 updates are required to sustain and/or 23 May 2019 Support Office (TSO) Corporate Center 1, 41 enhance the capacity of, and further North Ave., Quezon City professionalize the capability of PSALM Ms. Juliana G. Sunga personnel involved in procurement activities Engr. Baltazar C. Cajilig of the Corporation in compliance with Section 16 of the Revised IRR of RA 9184. In-house Training Program on Office 365 PSALM Conference Rooms Pro Plus Edition First DataCorp/ Microsoft A-B, 24F Vertis North The in-house training program aims to: Corporate Center 1, Continually improve/level up the MS- North Ave., Quezon City Office productivity skills of our workforce using the Office365 Pro Plus (Outlook, Word, Excel, and Powerpoint) 20 Sep 2019 78 as a tool; and Promote culture of excellence, effectivity, and efficiency in performing ICT-enabled corporate mandates and services as we face the challenges brought about by applicable laws and policies. In-house Training Program on Strategic PSALM Conference Rooms Performance and Management System Civil Service Commission A-D, 24F Vertis North 5-7 Nov 2019 39 By the end of the three-day course, the -Civil Service Institute Corporate Center 1, participants shall be able to acquire the North Ave., Quezon City No. of Program Title Date Provider Venue Participants competency to strategically manage individual and organizational performance by reviewing and enhancing their existing performance management system. The training program will constitute 24 hours of leadership and managerial training. In-house Training Program on Coaching and Mentoring By the end of this two-day course, PSALM Conference Rooms participants shall be equipped with the Civil Service Commission A-B, 24F Vertis North 19-20 Nov 2019 31 purpose, principles, processes and practices -Civil Service Institute Corporate Center 1, of mentoring and coaching that will enable North Ave., Quezon City them to develop the necessary competencies to effectively mentor and coach others. B. EXTERNAL TRAINING PROGRAMS ATTENDED BY PSALM EMPLOYEES No. of Program Title Date Provider Venue Participants ORGANIZATIONAL Technical Writing Workshop The program aims to develop the participants’ skills in the transformation of 4F ACE Bldg., 101-103 technical information into reader-friendly Guthrie-Jensen Center for Rada St., Legaspi 12-13 Mar 2019 5 documents. Focus will be given to the Professional Development Village, Makati City importance of clarity, concreteness, coherence and conciseness in the writing of these documents. TECHNICAL No. of Program Title Date Provider Venue Participants Public Procurement Specialist Certification Course Level 1: Basic The Public Procurement Specialist Certification Course aims to produce University of the 26-28 Feb, 1-2 & 5-7 Mar certified procurement specialist and Philippines (UP) National UP Diliman, Quezon City 1 2019 practitioners imbued with the required Engineering Center body of knowledge, skills sets, and right attitudes and behaviour for public procurement Auditing the HR Process This seminar will enable the participants to St. Giles Hotel, Makati have an understanding on the standards, Institute of Internal 16 & 23 Mar 2019 Avenue corner Kalayaan 2 the mindset, and the best practices and Auditors of the Philippines Avenue, Makati City techniques in auditing various HR processes in your Company. Seminar on Best Practices and Remedies on How to Avoid COA Disallowances This special program will feature the common findings of COA, Supreme Court Rulings, as well as remedies and defenses on cases that may be deemed as disbursements or transactions which are Center for Global Best EDSA Shangri-la Hotel, 22 Mar 2019 4 illegal, extravagant, unnecessary and Practices Mandaluyong City unconscionable. We will address how you should handle notice of suspensions, notice of disallowances, and notice of charges to solve your problems as well as addressing issues on how a subordinate can escape liability for an irregular act of his superior. Enabling Employee Psychological Ateneo Center for Wellbeing Ateneo de Manila 09-12 Jul 2019 Organization Research 1 This course enables the participants on how and Development University, Katipunan to create a mentally-healthy workplace. No. of Program Title Date Provider Venue Participants The course walks the participants in Ave., Loyola Heights, different occupational stress and their Quezon City causes, organizational and personal stress management strategies, as well as the basic skills needed when dealing with work related mental health disorders, stress and disasters. Cash Management and Its Internal Control System The course aims to promote proper control measures in handling cash, be able to learn and apply laws, rules and regulations Association of Hotel Kimberly 770 surrounding the collections and 03-05 Apr 2019 Government Internal Pedro Gil St., Malate, 1 disbursements of cash and its pertinent Auditors, Inc. Manile documents, learn the systems and preparation of reports and strengthen the knowledge on internal control system in cash management Customer-Centered Debt Collection: Turning Receivables into Cash At the end of the seminar, participants will be able to collect receivables with more effectively through a customer-centered ACE Bldg., 101-103 Rada perspective, prepare for collection calls – Guthrie-Jensen Center for cor. Dela Rosa Sts., no matter how tough, create and 13-14 June 2019 2 Professional Development Legaspi Village Makati implement action plans to facilitate your City successful debt collection, deal effectively with the different types of debtors, anticipate and deal with potential barriers and objections to collections, apply more creative ways of collecting receivables, and No. of Program Title Date Provider Venue Participants communicate persuasively to make the customer cooperate and pay immediately. Seminar on IRRs for the Tax Amnesty Law on Delinquent Accounts and for the Estate Tax Amnesty Law The one-day seminar will provide the participants valuable information on Revenue Regulations No. 4-2019 re IRR of Center for Global Best Marriott Grand the Tax Amnesty Act, providing for the 05 July 2019 2 Practices Ballroom, Pasay City guidelines on the processing of Tax Amnesty Application on Tax Delinquencies and 6- 2019 re IRR of Estate Tax Amnesty pursuant to the provisions of RA 11213 issued by the Bureau of Internal Revenue on 08 April and 31 May 2019, respectively Project Finance Training At the end of the three-day seminar, the participants are expected to evaluate the financial viability of an investment, determine the effects of capital structure on the cost of capital, identify the common features of project finance transactions, UP Virata School of describe the advantages and disadvantages Development Center for Business, University of of project finance, differentiate corporate 6, 13 and 20 Jul 2019 4 Finance the Philippines, Diliman, finance from project finance, identify the Quezon City players in project finance, analyze the risks and how to allocate them through contracts with special purpose vehicles, evaluate the cash flows from the project, recognize the risks and identify the mitigating factors in project financing, and identify the possible sources of financing. No. of Program Title Date Provider Venue Participants Cybersecurity Auditing in an Unsecure World The said seminar aims
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