Commercial Cooking

ahmm...I'm still teaching in a public school, and I bake...and that's actually the main reason why I got inactive for a long time...the commercial cooking class was not very good because it was not done in a TESDA training center..it was done in a private school and that school didn't really teach us much. I still prefer attending in the training center of TESDA.

@mspitot Speaking of tesda, They dont really help their graduates to find jobs. they left them on their own.

@CaptAlbertWhisker , I remember during my first time of attending at a TESD class, we were required to create an account to their website. that was the time before Villanueva's management. That website would require you to make a sort of like an online resume and there were also job openings in which you can apply online...but on my second and third course, that website was not instructed anymore. So yes, after taking their class, you have to work for your employment.

Prepare photo copy of your birth certificate (and marriage contract, if married), high school diploma and 1x1, 2x2 and passport size ID photos.

You can take an assessment if you like to get the NCII.

ah, for my commercial cooking class now, I didn't pay anything even the assessment fee.

I have attended 2 classes on TESDA before. I just go to their office and reserve a slot for the class I want...This Commercial Cooking is not held in a TESDA workshop. We have our class at STI, Malolos. It is sponsored by TESDA because they have many scholarship that they have given but TESDA workshops can't accomodate the number of slots so they seek partnerships with other bodies like STI for the physical matters. It happened that my co teacher's brother-in-law works at STI, Malolos and told us that they are slots for commercial cooking classes.