Municipality of Pateros
PATEROS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE
Pateros Metro Manila
A Narrative Report in On-the- Job Training Undertaken in Atlas Home Products INC
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In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Office
Administration
Submitted to:
Prof. Carmelita S. Gestiada
Submitted by:
Name: Necole V. Lastimado
Municipality of Pateros
PATEROS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE
Pateros Metro Manila
Table of content
I. Title Page
II. Table of Content
III. Acknowledgement
IV. Company Profile
V. Narrative Report
● Daily/weekly accomplishment report
● Learnings Experience
● Conclusion
● Documentation/Picture
VI. Appendices
● OJT Performance Evaluation
● Proof of Attendance
● Certificate of Completion
● Memorandum of Agreement (signed and notarized)
● Application/Acceptance Letter
● Curriculum vitae/Resume with recent picture
Municipality of Pateros
PATEROS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE
Pateros Metro Manila
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
With deepest gratitude and appreciation, I humbly give thanks to the people
who helped me in making my On-the-Job Training a possible one.
To my parents, for their unending love and support, for providing all my needs
financially and morally, for their patience and understanding during my tiring days
that I can’t help them in the chores, for their never fading advices and for being
there for me no matter what.
To all my professors who shared and continuously sharing their knowledge
with students like me and keep on molding me into a better person.
To the Department of General Service Office (GSO), for their warm
welcome to me. I am very grateful for having them as part of my On-the-Job
Training. For all their advices and for everything that they taught me during my
stay with them and most of all, for the memories we’ve shared – the happy
moments, the sorrowful ones, the rush hours, the brainstorming and nerve-
wracking days and for everything that they did that contributed to my growth as
a human being. I thank them so much.
To my friends and co-interns, for the happiness and for being there to
support me and to comfort me whenever I have difficulties during my training. I
thank them for the friendship and teamwork and for being my
companions whom I can share my laughter and sorrows with.
Necole
Lastimado
Bachelor of Science in Office Administration
Municipality of Pateros
PATEROS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE
Pateros Metro Manila
Company Profile
Southeast of Manila is Pateros, the smallest of the seventeen cities and
municipalities comprising the Metropolitan Manila. Pateros before 1700 was only a
barrio of Pasig called “Aguho” or “embarcadero”. Aguho was derived from the name
of numerous shady trees planted along the Pateros River, while “embarcadero”
means a small port. As a port, Pateros was the focal point of trade and commerce
not only for the entire Municipality of Pasig but also for the neighbouring towns. It
also served as harbour for the Malay, Chinese, Swedish and Indian vessels that
periodically called to disembark merchandise and to engage in commerce. These
were the reasons why Pateros as the most progressive barrio of Pasig was given the
name Aguho or embaradero.
The Chinese traders who eventually settled in the town introduced the most famous
balut industry and alfombra-slipper making. The name PATEROS came from the
Tagalog words “pato” — the duck that lays the eggs for balut making, and “sapatero”
— the word for shoemakers.
The sound and stable income of Pateros led to issuance by the Spanish Governor
General of a decree in 1700 creating it as a Municipality. In 1896, when the
Philippine Revolution broke out, many Pateros inhabitants joined the Katipunan in
the struggle for freedom from Spanish rule. These patriots attacked the Spanish
soldiers fortified at the Pasig Church. The following year, the Spaniards retaliated,
and after burning Pasig, swooped down on Pateros, Malapad na Bato and Taguig.
On August 06, 1898, Pateros joined the revolutionary government of Emilio
Aguinaldo.
On March 29, 1900, Pateros was made a Municipality by virtue of General Order No.
40. Act. No. 137 of the Philippine Commission promulgated on June 11, 1901
incorporated Pateros with newly created province of Rizal. Two years later (October
12, 1903), Act. No. 942 consolidated Pateros, Taguig and Muntinlupa for purposes of
economy and centralization, with Pateros as the seat of Municipal government. On
March 22, 1905, the “Municipality of Pateros” was changed to “Municipality of Tagig”.
Later, Executive Order No. 20 dated February 29, 1908 separated Pateros from
Tagig. Pateros regained its independent status as a Municipality on January 1, 1909
by virtue of Executive Order No. 36. On November 7, 1975, Pateros became part of
the Metropolitan Manila through Presidential Decree No. 924.
Vision
Pateros as an urban village sustained by the information economy and a healthy,
educated, skilled and empowered citizenry living in a peaceful, orderly and
environmentally sustainable community achieved through a highly responsible local
government leadership.
Mission
Diversify the economic structure and provide new economic development
opportunities for the municipality
Increase economic linkages with neighboring urban areas
• Improve the overall health condition of the populace
Improve the provision of social services to the underprivileged and vulnerable
members of the community
• Improve the competitiveness of the municipality as a human resource base in the
national and global arena • Improve mobility by providing intra and inter-municipal
access
Provide for a green and open space system to improve overall environmental quality
• Minimize effects of flooding and natural hazards
• Improve capacity for income and resource generation and mobilization thereby
decreasing the LGU's dependence on the Internal Revenue Allotment
Municipality of Pateros
PATEROS TECHNOLOGICAL
COLLEGE
Pateros Metro Manila
Narrative Report
Daily Accomplishment Report
Student Trainee: Necole V. Lastimado
Government: Municipality Of Pateros
DAILY WORK ACTIVITIES
No. Of
DAY DATE DAILY ACCOMPLISHMENT WORKING
HOURS
Monday 22-July-24 Encoding the ICS from original copy 8
to new folder copy.
Tuesday 23-July-24 Deliver the documents to the different
department inside the municipal 6
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Wednesday 24-July-24
SUSPENDED
(Due to Typhoon Carina)
Thursday 25-July-24
SUSPENDED
(Due to Typhoon Carina)
Friday 26-July-24 Deliver the documents to the different 8
department inside the municipal
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Monday 29-July-24 Encoding the ICS from original copy 8
to new folder copy.
Tuesday 30-July-24 Filing the Documents to the 8
designated folios.
Wednesday 31-July-24 Printing the trip ticket of the drivers 8
that will serve as their daily
logs/accomplishment for the day.
Thursday 01-Aug-24 Deliver the documents to the different 8
department inside the municipal
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Friday 02-Aug-24 Deliver the documents to the different 8
department inside the municipal
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Monday 05-Aug-24 Filing the Documents to the 8
designated folios.
Tuesday 06-aug-24 Deliver the documents to the different 8
department inside the municipal
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Wednesday 07-Aug-24 Deliver the documents to the different 8
department inside the municipal
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Thursday 08-Aug-24 Xerox and print some documents 8
Friday 09-Aug-24 Deliver the documents to the different 8
department inside the municipal
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Monday 12-Aug-24 Deliver the documents to the different 8
department inside the municipal
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Tuesday 13-Aug-24 Xerox and print some documents 8
Wednesday 14-Aug-24 Deliver the documents to the different 8
department inside the municipal
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Thursday 15-Aug-24 Distributing the letter to the different 8
department with a transmittal paper
that will serve as the proof that the
letter has been received.
Friday 16-Aug-24 Continuation of distributing the letter 8
to the different department with a
transmittal paper that will serve as
the proof that the letter has been
received.
Monday 19-Aug-24 Deliver the documents to the different
department inside the municipal
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Tuesday 20-Aug-24 Deliver the documents to the different
department inside the municipal
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Wednesday 21-Aug-24 Deliver the documents to the different
department inside the municipal
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Thursday 22-Aug-24 Deliver the documents to the different
department inside the municipal
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Friday 23-Aug-24 HOLIDAY
(Ninoy Aquino’s Day)
Monday 26-Aug-24 HOLIDAY
(National Heroes Day)
Tuesday 27-Aug-24 Deliver the documents to the different
department inside the municipal
using the transmittal for it will serve
as the proof that the document has
been received.
Wednesday 28-Aug-24 SUSPENDED
(Orange Rainfall)
Municipality of Pateros
PATEROS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE
Pateros Metro Manila
Learning Experience
During my time at the Department of General Services Office, I gained a wealth of
experience each day. I became acquainted with the practical aspects of government
work, familiarized myself with the documents prepared by employees, and learned to
operate the office equipment. Beyond these skills, I also developed my social
abilities and adapted to the work environment and my colleagues.
In the over a month I spent there, I acquired knowledge that extended beyond my
coursework and significantly contributed to my personal growth. Working as a
trainee, I learned the value of hard work, the importance of timely and accurate task
completion, and the significance of appreciating even the most basic lessons from
school. I realized that the concepts I learned in school were applicable during my
On-the-Job Training, especially those related to office administration. Additionally, I
learned to follow instructions, accept and learn from my mistakes, as advised by my
supervisor.
This experience made me realize that On-the-Job Training is not merely a
requirement but a chance to showcase my skills, knowledge, and talents, and to
experience what it’s like to be a professional. The training also allowed me to interact
with the employees of the Department of General Services Office, and I enjoyed
working alongside them. Their encouragement and motivation to excel in my studies
and always do my best were invaluable.
I am especially grateful to my supervisor, who not only tested my skills and patience
but also taught me to be more patient and confident in my abilities. The inspiring
advice from everyone I worked with during my training will stay with me for the rest of
my life. Although my internship has ended, I look forward to the possibility of working
with them again in the future, not as a trainee, but as a full-fledged office employee.
Municipality of Pateros
PATEROS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE
Pateros Metro Manila
Conclusion
Experience is the ultimate learning tool, and my On-the-Job Training was a crucial
step towards achieving my goal of becoming an office worker. This training
motivated me to be more dedicated and focused on my studies, inspiring me to put
in greater effort. Gaining insights into the work of office administration at the
Department of General Services Office has fueled my aspiration to follow in their
footsteps.
Even though my training was brief, it was profoundly impactful. It boosted my
confidence and laid the groundwork for becoming a good employee in the future. As
a Bachelor of Science in Office Administration student, the experience was
transformative. I learned to approach situations diplomatically, both in actions and
words. This training underscored the importance of understanding and loving what
you do. As a student, I am now more determined to learn as much as I can, be
inspired, and fully embrace my path with a positive attitude.
I realized the importance of being focused in school and giving my best in everything
I undertake. The sense of accomplishment and the pride others took in my efforts
during the training were heartwarming, and they encouraged me to be more
determined and competitive. This On-the-Job Training has been invaluable and will
continue to support me as I advance through my fourth year in Office Administration.
It provided me with a real-world preview of what lies ahead after graduation.
Municipality of Pateros
PATEROS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE
Pateros Metro Manila
Documentation/Picture
OJT Performance Evaluation
Proof of Attendance
Certificate of Completion
Memorandum of Agreement (signed and notarized)
Application/Acceptance Letter
Curriculum vitae/Resume with recent picture
