Southville International School and Colleges will be holding its NSTP-2 Bazaar titled “Leadership in Entrepreneurship: Building Self-Sufficient Communities through Sustainable Livelihood Programs” on Wednesday, June 25, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the College Walkway.
This event will serve as the culminating activity of the National Service Training Program (NSTP) 2 and will highlight student-led initiatives in entrepreneurship. All first-year students across various courses who are currently enrolled in NSTP 2 will be participating in the bazaar. The primary goal of the activity will be to equip students with practical entrepreneurial skills while promoting sustainable livelihood ideas that … [Read more]
The College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE) at Southville International School and Colleges is celebrating a landmark achievement: several of its esteemed faculty members have successfully earned their Certified Lean Six Sigma White and Yellow Belt credentials. This distinction reflects not only their commitment to professional growth but also their dedication to delivering excellence in education and service.
We proudly recognize the accomplishments of Oscar Jr. Agorilla, Dean Mark Molde, Gilbert Clause Magallanes, Julian Antonio Laspoña, Dr. Aris Ignacio, Liza Nota, and Rosevelita Tumayan. Their pursuit of these industry-recognized certifications reflects a deep commitment to process improvement and continuous … [Read more]
A shining example of what collaboration, compassion, and commitment to education can achieve unfolded at Bayto Elementary School in Iba, Zambales through the efforts of the Southville International School and Colleges’ (SISC) Library Team. In an initiative that reflects the heart of community engagement, a total of 553 carefully selected books were officially donated to the school, just months ahead of its Literacy Remediation Program.
Bayto Elementary School Principal Benros A. Sampilo accepted the donation with gratitude, noting the timing of the gift. “The books arrived at a perfect time. They became the foundation of our Literacy Remediation Program, and … [Read more]
Las Piñas City, Philippines — Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) proudly announces that one of its outstanding graduates, Venziel Pedrosa, secured the 4th spot nationwide in the recently concluded May 2025 Certified Public Accountant Licensure Examination (CPALE), with an exemplary score of 90.67%.
Pedrosa’s achievement affirms Southville’s commitment to academic excellence and its capacity to mold students into industry-ready professionals. He is joined by fellow SISC passers Patricia Ley, Joyce Decipeda, and Micah Edem, collectively giving the institution an impressive 80% passing rate—more than double the national average of 33.11%, as … [Read more]
“We want our students to thrive—not just academically, but as whole individuals,” shared Dr. Ruel Cajili, Dean of Southville’s Premier College of Psychology. In an interview during the school’s recent Outdoor Educational Program (OEP), Dr. Cajili emphasized that wellness—mental, physical, and emotional—is central to the college’s mission of shaping grounded, compassionate professionals.
Held to cap the second semester of A.Y. 2024–2025, this year’s OEP invited psychology students and faculty to step beyond traditional classroom boundaries and immerse themselves in a day designed for real-world learning, connection, and rejuvenation.
The program began with a Wellness Talk led by Ms. Zheela Montecillo, … [Read more]
Southville International School and Colleges proudly celebrates the resounding success of Psychology Days 2025, held on June 19–20 under the banner “Sulong Sikolohiya: Expanding Horizons and Soaring Beyond.” The two-day event united students, faculty, and professionals in a shared celebration of psychological exploration, meaningful conversations, and uplifting community spirit.
With a wide range of insightful activities, interactive sessions, and spirited engagements, Psychology Days provided enriching experiences that deepened connections within the College of Psychology. From lectures and workshops to shared laughter and collaboration, every moment was a tribute to the heart of Southville’s psychology community.
For BS Radiologic Technology graduates seeking international careers, the United States, Canada, the UK, Australia, and New Zealand are strong options due to high demand and advanced healthcare systems. Other promising destinations include Ireland, the Netherlands, and certain countries in the Middle East like the UAE and Qatar, which are known to offer competitive salaries and opportunities for career growth.
Here’s a more detailed look at some of the top destinations:
1. United States
The United States boasts one of the most advanced and expansive healthcare systems in the world, making it a prime destination for radiologic technologists. There is … [Read more]
Southville’s Team Powerpuff Corn — Mykaella Joy N. Albon, Carl Jethro C. Balome, and Jerome B. Menor — earned a commendable 5th Place finish at the prestigious Nicanor Reyes Cup, an inter-school Accounting Quiz Bee hosted by Far Eastern University – Manila. Their collective brilliance, composure, and mastery of accounting fundamentals underscore the strength of Southville’s BS Accountancy Philippines program and its reputation for shaping future CPA leaders.
Joining them in representing Southville were Team Powerpuff Girls — Piola M. Galang, Jasmine Hyacinth R. Malilong, and Najmah B. Musor — whose dedication and confident participation further exemplify the passion and … [Read more]
“Five children die on our roads every day.” This quote came from a facebook post from the official United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) of the Philippines. With road accidents still being prevalent, prioritizing road safety is important.
Southville International School and Colleges headed by their Dean, Dr. Aris Ignacio, alongside its faculty member, Mr. Julian Antonio Laspona and one of their excellent home-grown students, Keane Andre D. Tolentino have found a way to contribute to this cause through their project- Yodasort.
Julian Antonio Laspona presenting at the Research Conference hosted in San Beda College Alabang.
Southville International School and Colleges celebrates another landmark achievement from the Premier College of Psychology. This year, our talented Psychology students earned 4th place nationwide in the prestigious National Psyclips Contest with their short film titled “Bagwis.” This creative and thought-provoking entry captivated audiences and judges alike, standing out among participants from across the country.
The National Psyclips Contest is a platform that showcases student films that blend psychological insight with storytelling impact. “Bagwis” not only demonstrated cinematic skill, but also reflected the deep understanding, empathy, and innovation fostered within Southville’s Psychology program. It was more than a film—it was … [Read more]
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