PSHS-MRC Scholars attended Innopren Seminar Workshop
By: Ezekiel Drexel Hilario
March 21-22, 2019 – PSHS-MRC Scholars, together with the entire Curriculum Instructions Division participated in the first ever conduct of the Innopren Seminar Workshop in the PSHS-MRC Computer Laboratory. During the two-day function, scholars were introduced to the concept of possible income-generating inventions, made possible through science.
Palawan Internal Technology Business Incubator speaker Jackielyn P. Isip was the tapped speaker of the said event, which focused on allowing the scholars to come up with possible projects geared towards entrepreneurship start-ups. On its first day of the two-day Innopren seminar-workshop, Ms. Isip introduced the business incubator, and its ties with entrepreneurship and how both can be realized through working together. At the end of Day 1, scholars were asked to bring home their planned prototypes which they need to present the next day.
During the second day, scholars were then shown various SIPs, and were indulged in various other activities. By the afternoon of day two, the scholars pitched their startup ideas in front of the "pseudo investors" said Isip, which were the teachers and staff of the PSHS-MRC which are Edward Albaracin, campus director, Glenn Atienza, CID Chief, and teachers Clint Fondevilla, Virgil Donovan Famini, and Jezreel Gaa. After all presenters finished, a closing program took place and Ms. Isip and Ms. Ramy Ann B. Maigue, project leader and also a pseudo investor, was awarded certificate. The program ended with the awarding of certificates to the scholars who had finished the seminar workshop signed by the president of Palawan State University, Dr. Ramon M. Docto, Ms. Isip, and Ms. Maigue.
