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AMADEUS



 

The Amadeus certification program is an internationally recognized certification course training students to become proficient with the Amadeus Reservation System. Amadeus is currently the world leader in-terms of market share (49.2% US market share) and using the Amadeus system is the de-facto standard for travel agencies worldwide.

The Amadeus reservation system is used by:

  • Over 500 individual airlines
  • Over 120 individual airline websites
  • Over 99,000 travel agencies in more than 195 countries
  • Over 34,000 airline sales offices
  • Over 86,000 hotels
  • Over 24 Rental Car brands serving 36.000 locations

Students who achieve this certification will be recognized internationally as being … [Read more]

Filikula



 

Psychology Society proudly organized the Filikula on the 29th of August inside the Mini Theater at 12:30 pm to approximately 5:30 pm. It is a film showing conducted by department to manifest its support for Buwan ng Wika. Fortunately, tickets were sold out a day before the event, and the venue was already packed a few minutes after the first film began rolling. Students coming in were asked to register first at the front desk before proceeding to enter.

Ms. Julian Pupos, psych soc’s vice president external, started off by making the spectators understand the rules inside the theatre, … [Read more]

Is the child gifted?



 

What constitutes Giftedness?

Officially, the definition is three percent of the student population, and with an I.Q. of over one hundred and forty. This varies from country to country, but the more able should not be confused with gifted. More able is defined as the top 15 percent. The needs of the gifted are equal to those with learning difficulties-both groups need guidance and appropriate challenges.

In most countries, the needs of the less able are more supported than those of the gifted child. Because perhaps these needs are more observed and apparent. The following are characteristic demonstrated by … [Read more]

Time Management Tips for Students




Students have a lot of going through their life. Too many projects, too many subjects to study, too many things to learn, too many terminologies to memorize, and you only have 24 hours per day. No wonder it’s never easy to manage your time effectively especially if you are studying in one of the international schools in Manila. .
Plan ahead of time.
As Benjamin Franklin put it, “If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail.” This is why before anything else, you need to plan ahead of time. List down all the things you need to do.
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Avail the Southville Discounts Now!



Southville International School and Colleges is inviting everyone to avail the various discounts offered for School Year 2017-2018:

• Early Enrollment Discount
‣ Get 2 percent off on Tuition fee if you enroll before April 28, 2017

• Preschool Discount
‣ Get 5 percent off on Tuition fee for students enrolling in Nursery, Pre-Kinder, Junior Kinder, and Senior Kinder

• Entry Level Discount
‣ Get 8 percent off on Tuition fee for new students enrolling in Grade 1 and Grade 7

• Alumni Discount I
‣ Southville alumni get 10 percent off on Tuition fee for Graduate Courses
‣ Southville … [Read more]

SEED Academy Welcomes Incoming Grade 11 Students and Their parents to its Senior High School Open House



Last February 04, 2017, SEED Academy held its Senior High School Open House for Grade 11 students and their parents this coming academic year 2017-2018. More than 70 students and their parents filled the 3rd floor of the Tropical Building as SEED Academy ensured to them that studying in SEED Academy would be their best choice. The message was conveyed in the welcome remarks given by SEED Academy’s President and Principal Mr. Robert Norberte, and the testimonies of Abigail Fortunado and Princess Joy Amen, two achieving SEED working students from Gr. 11-Macintosh. They explained to their prospective schoolmates how SEED … [Read more]

The Filipino Culture Then and Now in ABMMA Exhibit



“The only thing that is constant is change.” – Heraclitus

In the past, harana was the courtship tradition, letter sending was the usual communication, and bahay kubo was everybody’s home. Today, couples court each other through texts messages, people contact each other through text and social media, and houses have evolved to be luxurious.

With the exhibit “Shift”, and spearheaded by Professor Mike Manansala, the AB Multimedia Arts (MMA) students sought to compare and show the shift of the culture of the Philippines from past to present in relation to the changes in food, architecture, films, ways of courting, technological … [Read more]

South SEED-LPDH Offers Allied Medical Courses



With its excellent track record in the College of Nursing manifested by a consistent high passing rate in the Philippine Nursing Licensure Exam, Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) opens a new school with Las Piñas Doctors Hospital (LPDH) named South SEED-LPDH College (SSLC) in academic year 2011-2012.

 

The initial course offerings of SSLC are the following allied health courses which have high yielding income and employability both locally and abroad:

• BS Medical Technology
• BS Radiologic Technology
• BS Pharmacy
• BS Midwifery

 

For more details regarding admission, call 829-1675 or 825-6374 (local 100).
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JS Prom Takes Place on February 18



February is a month SISC High School III & IV students look forward to with the holding of the traditional Junior-Senior Promenade. This year, the JS prom will be held at the Mandarin Oriental in Makati City on February 18, 2011 from 5:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.

Besides the fun and camaraderie, the event signals the “coming of age” of the participants as they step into “young adulthood” with its responsibilities. It is also an occasion for the juniors to salute the achievements of the seniors, while the senior students bequeath the mantle of leadership to the juniors.

A special
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Southville-IB Student’s Research Sparks Media Interest All over Asia



Christopher Mills, an International Baccalaureate student of Southville International School and Colleges, recently wrote a research on the Philippine economy that sparked media interest and discussion all over Asia.

Chris’ research was for a Math Internal Assessment for his year 2 in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program. He believes that his objective research on Philippine economy growth patterns will help him be accepted in Trent University, the second best school in Canada, where he plans to take up Finance.

Currently, Mr. Richard Mills, the father of Chris, has been receiving request for Chris’ paper from across Asia. He believes that … [Read more]