SISC’s Prized Golfer Bares Other Self

Posted on August 7, 2008

“I started playing at age 3 1/2 … At first, I would just keep on hitting the ball… I could not make it, but then, I practiced a lot,” said Abby. [ read more...]

Southville Produces More Competitive RN’s

Posted on August 3, 2008

Last academic year, SISC got an 88% passing rate in the Nursing Licensure Examination. This year, Southville’s class of BSN 2008 obtained a passing rate of 92%. [ read more...]

Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) and Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) Sign Memorandum of Agreement

Posted on August 1, 2008

One of the programs unveiled in Southville International School and Colleges is an intensive immersion of students in business and industry establishments that will provide the students with actual operation experiences and learn the practices in the work place. [ read more...]

The Southville International School and Colleges- Microsoft IT Academy Partnership

Posted on August 1, 2008

The advantage that this partnership can offer you [ read more...]

Molding Educators for Special Education

Posted on July 30, 2008

In a world full of diverse people, not everyone is considered normal; some have special needs to be addressed by specialists and by educators who are equipped with the proper training in developing the talents and abilities of special children. This is what the students in Bachelor of Elementary Education with specialization in Special Education are being trained for in SISC. [ read more...]

Communication Society Holds Full Circle

Posted on July 30, 2008

“Know your specialization, that’s when you can compete… Always remember that the only boundaries are in your mind.” [ read more...]

Make a Difference, Save a P.O.U.C.H.

Posted on July 24, 2008

She woke up at four in the morning and voluntarily did the laundry. Her mother who has been sick was still lying down together with her three sisters ages 4, 5 and 6. After doing the laundry, she cooked instant noodles for their breakfast. Seeing that there was no rice to cook, she thought of not eating breakfast anymore. She left their house at around 5:30 to go to school. After her class, she went to a nearby “carinderia” for her dishwashing responsibilities. She received P 40.00 for her whole afternoon service. [ read more...]