Negros Occidental, Ubiquity signs MOA to train Negrense youth
Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) provider Ubiquity Global Services and Negros Occidental Gov. Eugenio Jose Lacson signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) to help train skilled Negrense youth.
Primarily aimed at Negros Occidental Language and IT Center (NOLITC) students, the deal will assist fresh graduates in looking for internship and employment opportunities within Ubiquity.
Both parties also agreed to collaborate during job fairs and other school activities, curriculum and training, and job postings to help students who would like to work within the BPO industry.
In a press release, Negros Occidental’s local government said that NOLITC and Ubiquity “share the common vision and goal of improving the skills and training of the Negrense youth to enhance their qualification for employment in the call center industry.”
Ubiquity was represented by its Sourcing Associate Manager John Paul Bandong and Sourcing Associate Mae Calopez during the signing ceremony. NOLITC, meanwhile, was represented by its Vocational School Administrator Ma. Cristina Orbecido.
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