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La Consolacion College Manila (LCCM)    

8 Mendiola St, San Miguel, Manila, 1005 Metro Manila

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• AB Communication
• Bachelor of Arts in Communication

BS Hospitality Management (Culinary Science, Cruise Ship Management, Hotel Administration)

• Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management Major in Cruise Ship Management
• Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management Major in Culinary Science
• Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management Major in Hotel Administration
• Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management

BS Information Technology

• Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Bachelor of Secondary Education (English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Religious and Values Education)

• Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (Pre-Law)
• Bachelor of Science in Psychology (Pre-Med)
• Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English
• Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in Religious and Values Education
• Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in Social Studies

Senior High School

Academic Track

• Accountancy, Business, and Management Strand (ABM)
• Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)
• Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)

Technical Vocational Livelihood Track

• Home Economics (HE)
• Information and Communications Technology (ICT)

Short Courses & Certifications

• Certificate in Applied Music, Piano, Voice, Guitar, Violin and Wind Instruments

Technical-Vocational

• Hilot (Wellness Massage) NC II
• Acupuncture NC II
• Massage Therapy NC II

Requirements and Procedures

• High school report card or Form 137
• Certificate of good moral character
• Photocopy of NSO birth and baptismal certificates
• Two (2) copies of recent, identical photos (2x2)
• ACR for foreign students
• Entrance Examination
• Transfer credentials
• Certification of grades for evaluation from the school last attended.
• Certification of good Moral Character duly signed by a school official
• Original copy of report card or Form 138
• Certificate of Good moral character
• Two (2) copies of recent, identical photos (2x2) with white background
• For Foreign Students: ACR and Grade Placement, Photocopy of Passport
• Fill out application forms from the LCCM Admissions Office.
• Together with all your documentary requirements, submit them all to the Registrar’s Office
• Once approved you will have to pay for, take and pass the entrance examination on the schedule given
• Enrollment procedures shall then follow based on the academic calendar schedules at the start of the school year.

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Synckupado - LCCM Dance Troupe

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LA CONSOLACION COLLEGE of Caloocan City formerly St. Joseph Catholic School (Caloocan) had its humble beginning in 1932. It was founded by a group of civic-minded citizens in Caloocan with the desire of helping the poor who could not afford to send their children to school.

In 1940, the corporation entrusted the entire management and administration to the Augustinian Sisters of Our Lady of Consolation through Mother General Consuelo Barcelo, OSA. This was the last foundation that Mo. Consuelo did before she died in 1940.

The school was renamed St. Joseph Academy (SJA). The pioneer sisters assigned in managing the school were the ones who started to organize classes from Grade I to Grade III.

The sisters thru Rev. Mo. Sor Ma. Pilar Prospero, OSA exerted much effort in petitioning the permanent use of the church lot occupied by the school. Thus, Archbishop Gabriel Reyes and Monsignor Pedro Abad granted the sisters’ request for the use of the lot.

When the Americans came in 1945, the sisters accommodated more students wanting to avail of the Augustinian education in spite of the precarious facilities. The students were contented with the improvised tents offered by the American soldiers as their school rooms.

School year 1956-1957 saw the construction of a concrete three-storey building which housed the administrative office, the laboratory, the library and a number of classrooms.

On March 14, 1958 a few days before the school’s 18th Commencement Exercises, a big fire razed the whole school to the ground. The three-storey building was reconstructed in June 1958.

In 1963, Archbishop Rufino Caridnal Santos gave the Deed of Perpetual Use of the Lot to the Sisters through Sr. Aurora de la Virgen Maria, OSA.

The three-storey building expanded with the construction of the fourth floor and the gymnasium. In 1969, St. Joseph Academy was renamed La Consolacion School in honor of the Congregation’s Patroness, Our Lady of Consolation.

In the 70’s the school community witnessed the growth in the institution’s different programs and physical plant like the renovation and construction of additional classrooms through the leadership of Sr. Ma. Gliceria Cajoles, Directress Principal of Grade School and High School Departments.

The 80’s ushered in the adoption of the Catholic School System Development (CS-SD) for all school constituents and was highlighted by the Congregational Evaluation Visit (CEV). During the school year 1984-1985, the school underwent the Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (PAASCU) Preliminary Survey. In the same year the St. Joseph Academy – La Consolacion School SJA-LCS Alumni association spearheaded a General Homecoming.

The School Year 1986-1987 effected tremendous improvements through the efforts of Sr. Ma. Gerolinda C. Tingson, OSA and the “LCS-K Community of Friends”. The creation of different centers and offices was realized to serve the clientele better.

In 1987 both the grade school and high school programs were granted Level II Status by PAASCU. The school initially offered short-term courses in Computer, Tourism, Secretarial and Food Trade, but in the latter part of the 80’s saw the birth of the first Catholic College in the 2nd District of Caloocan City offering four-year degree courses such as BSE and BEED with Values Education as major.

In 1990 the school celebrated its Golden Jubilee, followed by Congregational Evaluation Visit that culminated with PAASCU Re-Survey visit for both the grade school and the high school departments.

The DECS recognized other four-year degree courses: Tourism, Secretarial and Hotel and Restaurant Management, in 1992.

Hence, the following year, in 1993, saw the construction of the College building named after St. Augustine, the very same year when the school adopted a program to answer to the call of the times, the Free Adult Night High School (FANHS).

Two years after, the grade school and the high school departments were granted a five-year accreditation by PAASCU, 1995.

The succeeding years saw both the creation and expansion of vital offices. In 1998, the school community welcomed a new President and Dean of the College, Sr. Francisca P. Montesa, OSA and the appointment of the Executive Vice President, Sr. Ma. Celina V. Geaga, OSA to improve further not only the curricular and the co-curricular programs but also the entire school operations as concretized by the reformulation of the school’s vision/mission. The intense implementation of the different programs and services and the marked improvement in physical plant were also made.

At the onset of the year 2000, in oneness with the celebration of the Great Jubilee, the school welcomed a new Principal for Basic Education, Sr. Ma. Lina R. Despojo, OSA.

The year 2000 witnessed the tremendous preparation of the school not only in terms of physical plant but also in all areas of operation. Some of the highlights for this year are the dissemination of the revised philosophy and objectives to all the school constituents, and the implementation for the Faculty Development Program to equip the teachers with the necessary skills to carry out their respective plan of activities for their subject areas.

In SY 2001-2002, the grade school and high school departments were granted PAASCU re-accreditation for a period of five years. The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) program offering in the College Department was recognized by CHED.

Furthermore, the Multi-Media Computer Laboratory was opened to the public; one of its outstanding features is the free Internet access which was maximally used by students from all year levels. In terms of physical plant area, major repairs/ renovations of the different offices such as the principal’s office, libraries, clinic, guidance center, MRBIOCFI Center, stage and the mini hotel lounging area, music room, and chapel. Rewiring of all electrical installations in the whole building were undertaken.

In 2003, The LCC-Caloocan community took part in the historic launching of the causes for the beatification of the Congregation’s foundress, Mother Consuelo Barcelo y Pages.

In school year 2004-2005, LCC-Caloocan became the first private school in the National Capital Region to be a recipient of the Outstanding School Paper Adviser Award given by the Department of Education. The adviser also bagged for the school the Outstanding School Paper Adviser of the Philippines Award in the same year.

The Caloocan City government cited LCC-C as an Outstanding Educational Institution during the city’s 43rd Founding Anniversary.

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) became a part of the college department’s program offerings. In the same year, all the sectors from the administration, teaching, non-teaching personnel, students, parents and alumni joined the Kick-Off Celebration of the school’s 65th Anniversary.

In year 2005-2006, Sr. Puri Alma S. Peña, OSA was appointed as Basic Education Principal. The following year Sr. Puri Alma S. Peña, OSA became the new President and Dean of the College. The school community adopted a newly formulated Philosophy and Objectives aimed at forming an Augustinian Christian Filipino whose commitment to faith and country, leads a holistic life equipped with Passion for Christ and Compassion for Humanity as manifested through love of, concern for and service to others, especially to the least of God’s people.

On January 31, 2009 in accordance with the Memorandum Order Number 32, Series of 2006 of the Department of Education (DepEd), the Federation of Accrediting Agencies of the Philippines granted the LCC-C Grade School Program Level III Re-Accredited Status for having satisfactorily met the standards and fulfilled all the requirements of the Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (PAASCU).

On the other hand, PACUCOA candidate status was granted to BSBA / BSTM / BSHRM programs of the College Department on October 11, 2010 until 2012.

As LCC-C celebrated its 70th year in 2010, the entire community painstakingly continued to strive harder and do better in their pursuit of evangelization and academic excellence through benchmarking and demonstration teaching.

The MRBIOCFI has made alliances with different non-government and government agencies to reach out to Caloocan’s poor by adopting barangays as venues of the School’s Outreach Programs. Livelihood and feeding programs are only two examples of the noteworthy endeavor of the school.

LCC Caloocan marked a milestone in its history as the whole institution celebrated the blessing of its new Our Lady of Consolation (OLOC) building on September 5, 2011. The new edifice provided convenient access to nearly all student services especially the three (3) libraries, internet and science laboratories, registrar, finance, instructional media center and the rest of the student services offices. Bishop Deogracias Iñiguez, Jr. led the blessing of the new seven-storey building.

On April 3, 2013, PACUCOA LEVEL I accredited status was granted to BSBA / BSTM / BSHRM programs until 2016 and PAASCU granted the Grade School Department and High School Department a five-year clean slate accreditation status, respectively.

The school celebrated its 75th Foundation Anniversary on February 9-13, 2015 with the theme: LCC@75: Celebrating God’s Grace in Her Diamond Jubilee. The entire institution conducted varied activities like motorcade, tiangge and booths, dinner and dance, intramurals, field demonstration, mini-fair, cheering competition, etc.

In the same year, LCC-C become the benchmarking venue of different schools like La Consolacion College-Deparo, La Consolacion College-Pasig, Malate Catholic School, La Consolacion School-Balagtas, Holy Trinity Academy-Sampaloc, Colegio Delas Hijas de Jesus-Iloilo and San Jose Academy, Navotas City.

In SY 2015-2016, Sr. Ma. Lina R. Despojo, OSA was assigned as President/Principal of the college. The institution had a significant preparation for the Senior High School in accordance with the K-12 Program for school year 2016-2017.

In February 2016, PACUCOA LEVEL II status for 5-year clean slate was granted to BSBA, BSTM, and BSHRM programs.

The following year, the new Vision-Mission-Goal statement was formulated to replace the one that had been used since 1998.

The year also ushered the implementation of the K to 12 program known as the “Senior High School” which the school offered with several tracks that would cater to the demands of the world’s market.

Through the leadership of Sr. Ma. Lina R. Despojo, OSA, major and minor improvements of physical plant and school facilities were conducted in SY 2016-2017.

The school celebrated its 77th Foundation Anniversary on February 6-9, 2017 with the theme: “LCC-C@77: Serving as Transformative Agent in the Communion of Communities”.

Most Rev. Bishop Pablo Virgilio S. David, D.D. was invited as the main Celebrant/Homilist during the Thanksgiving Mass on February 6, 2017. Varied activities like the anniversary logo-making contest, motorcade, bazaar, intramurals, field demonstration, cheering competitions, etc. were conducted.

In May, 2017, the High School Department was granted Level III PAASCU re-accredited status until 2019.

In the same year, the Basic Education Department welcomed its new BED Principal, Sr. Gemma P. Valenzuela, OSA. Likewise, La Consolacion College Caloocan Extension Services, Inc. formerly Mo. Rita Barcelo In/Outreach Community Foundation, Inc. (MRBIOCFI) successfully passed the Level I Accreditation of its community-based programs and services for children, youth, women, families and communites with a 100% passing rate as granted by the DSWD Standards Bureau.

The academic year was also marked with thanksgiving, heightened by the school community celebration of its 78th Founding Anniversary with the theme, “LCC-C Shines in Faith: Evangelizing and Empowering in Her 78 Endearing Years” on February 5-8, 2018 as an expression of the institution’s shared commitment to the realization of its Vision-Mission-Goal statements and core values.

On January 18, 2019 La Consolacion College Caloocan served as the venue for the launching of the Unified La Consolacion College-Northern Manila (ULCC-NM): The first ASAS Unified Schools System in the National Capital Region.

The Unification ceremony started with a Eucharistic Celebration officiated by Rev. Fr. Peter A. Casiño, OSA. It was highlighted with the Keynote Speech of Sr. Niceta M. Vargas, OSA ASOLC Superior General and messages from Sr. Maria A. Garcia, OSA, General Councilor on Apostolate and Sr. Emilia S. Lacuarta, OSA, ASAS Superintendent.

The acceptance of the symbol of unification by La Consolacion College Caloocan, La Consolacion College Valenzuela and La Consolacion College Novaliches communities was done successfully.

The entire school community celebrated the 80th Foundation Anniversary of La Consolacion College Caloocan with the theme: “LCC-C: Celebrating 80 Years of Joyful Mission for the New Evangelization” on February 10-14, 2020. Various activities were carried out leading to the culmination of the celebration attended by the entire school personnel, alumni, parents, ASOLC sisters, OSA priests and invited guests. Today, strengthened by her new vision/mission and goals, LCC-Caloocan remains steadfast in bringing quality Christian education to many young people who seek to find a good foundation for their future and will continue to strive and be of service to its local and larger community.

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La Consolacion College - Manila

• P: ncr, city of manila, first district
• C/M: san miguel
• 8 mendiola ext, san miguel, manila, 1005 metro manila

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La Consolación College Manila is a private Catholic basic and higher education institution run by the Augustinian Sisters of Our Lady of Consolation (ASOLC) in the City of Manila, Philippines. It was founded by the Augustinian Sisters in 1902 when the Apostolic Nuncio to the Philippines offered ten Filipino nuns from the Augustinian Sisters of Our Lady of Consolation a house near the Basilica of San Sebastián.

The college is located beside the Centro Escolar University and across College of the Holy Spirit in the city's San Miguel district, where also Malacañang Palace is located.

LCCM offers academic programs for basic education, technical and vocational courses, undergraduate, and graduate degree programs. The school has a complete basic education course, following the K-12 curriculum, with a senior high school Academic track and Technical-Vocation & Livelihood Track. For its bachelor degrees, it offers programs for Business and Accountancy, Nursing, Psychology, Communication, Education, Hospitality Management and Tourism, Music, and Information Technology and Computer Studies. The school also has foreign language courses through the Department of Languages, Literature, and Humanities.

Bachelors Degree

AB in Communication Arts

• Course: AB in Communication Arts
• Major: --N/A--
• Degree Type: Bachelors Degree
• Course Duration: 4yrs
• Learning Mode: --N/A--
• Course Venue: --N/A--
• Tuition Fee: 66000
• Tesda Accredited: No
• Only Weekend Schedule: No
• Passing rate: --N/A--
• Failure rate: --N/A--
• Metro rank: --N/A--
• PH rank: --N/A--

AB in Mass Communication - Advertising

• Course: AB in Mass Communication
• Major: Advertising
• Course Duration: TBA
• Learning Mode: On-Site
• Metro rank: 0

AB in Mass Communication - Broadcasting

• Major: Broadcasting

AB in Mass Communication - Corporate Communication

• Major: Corporate Communication

AB in Mass Communication - Journalism

• Major: Journalism

AB in Mass Communication - Multimedia Studies

• Major: Multimedia Studies

AB in Mass Communication - Public Relations

• Major: Public Relations

AB in Psychology

• Course: AB in Psychology

BS in Accountancy

• Course: BS in Accountancy
• Course Duration: 5yrs

BS in Business Administration - Advertising Management

• Course: BS in Business Administration
• Major: Advertising Management

BS in Business Administration - Banking and Finance

• Major: Banking and Finance

BS in Business Administration - Computer Information Science

• Major: Computer Information Science

BS in Business Administration - Hotel and Tourism Management

• Major: Hotel and Tourism Management

BS in Business Administration - Human Resource Development Management

• Major: Human Resource Development Management

BS in Business Administration - International Management

• Major: International Management

BS in Business Administration - Management

• Major: Management

BS in Business Administration - Marketing Management

• Major: Marketing Management

BS in Business Administration - Operations Management

• Major: Operations Management

BS in Computer Science

• Course: BS in Computer Science

BS in Entrepreneurship

• Course: BS in Entrepreneurship

BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management - Cruise Management Culinary Arts International Hotel Management

• Course: BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management
• Major: Cruise Management Culinary Arts International Hotel Management
• Tuition Fee: 64,000-66,000 |Last updated: July 2019 1. Tuition for bachelor's programs are for the 1st year. 2. Based on cash payments (installment rates are higher). 3. Tuition for foreign students is usually higher. 4. May not include all fees, and can

BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management - Cruise Management

• Major: Cruise Management

BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management - Culinary Arts

• Major: Culinary Arts

BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management - International Hotel Management

• Major: International Hotel Management

BS in Information Technology - Computer Information Systems

• Course: BS in Information Technology
• Major: Computer Information Systems

BS in Information Technology - E - Commerce

• Major: E - Commerce

BS in Information Technology

Bs in nursing.

• Course: BS in Nursing

BS in Psychology

• Course: BS in Psychology

BS in Secondary Education - English

• Course: BS in Secondary Education
• Major: English

BS in Secondary Education - Filipino

• Major: Filipino

BS in Secondary Education - Mathematics

• Major: Mathematics

BS in Secondary Education - Music, Arts, Physical Education and Health

• Major: Music, Arts, Physical Education and Health

BS in Secondary Education - Religious and Values Education

• Major: Religious and Values Education

BS in Secondary Education - Social Studies

• Major: Social Studies

BS in Secondary Education - Technology and Livelihood Education

• Major: Technology and Livelihood Education

BS in Tourism Management

• Course: BS in Tourism Management

BS in Travel Management

• Course: BS in Travel Management

BSBA in Business Management

• Course: BSBA in Business Management

BSBA in Finance

• Course: BSBA in Finance

BSBA in Marketing Management

• Course: BSBA in Marketing Management

BSEd in Social Science

• Course: BSEd in Social Science

Bachelor of Secondary Education - Biology

• Course: Bachelor of Secondary Education
• Major: Biology
• Passing rate: 32
• Failure rate: 68
• Metro rank: 124
• PH rank: 1049

Bachelor of Secondary Education - Educational Technology and Computer Education

• Major: Educational Technology and Computer Education

Bachelor of Secondary Education - Educational Technology and English

• Major: Educational Technology and English

Bachelor of Secondary Education - Educational Technology and Mathematics

• Major: Educational Technology and Mathematics

Bachelor of Secondary Education - Educational Technology and Social Sciences

• Major: Educational Technology and Social Sciences

Bachelor of Secondary Education - Computer Education English Mathematics Religious and Values Education Social Science

• Major: Computer Education English Mathematics Religious and Values Education Social Science
• Metro rank: 123
• PH rank: 1048

Bachelor of Secondary Education - Computer Education

• Major: Computer Education

Bachelor of Secondary Education - English

Bachelor of secondary education - mathematics, bachelor of secondary education - religious and values education, bachelor of secondary education - social science.

• Major: Social Science

Doctorate Degree

Doctor in Business Administration

• Course: Doctor in Business Administration
• Degree Type: Doctorate Degree
• Tuition Fee: 38000

Doctor of Education - Educational Management

• Course: Doctor of Education
• Major: Educational Management
• Tuition Fee: 36,000-38,000 |Last updated: July 2019 1. Based on cash payments (installment rates are higher). 2. Tuition for foreign students is usually higher. 3. May not include all fees, and can change at any time.

PhD in Educational Psychology

• Course: PhD in Educational Psychology

Master Degree

MA in Behavioral Science - Psychology

• Course: MA in Behavioral Science
• Major: Psychology
• Degree Type: Master Degree
• Course Duration: 2yrs

MA in Education - Arts Management Computer-Aided Instruction Early Childhood Education Educational Management English Filipino General Science Guidance and Counseling Mathematics Religious Studies Social Studies

• Course: MA in Education
• Major: Arts Management Computer-Aided Instruction Early Childhood Education Educational Management English Filipino General Science Guidance and Counseling Mathematics Religious Studies Social Studies

MA in Education - Arts Management

• Major: Arts Management

MA in Education - Computer-Aided Instruction

• Major: Computer-Aided Instruction

MA in Education - Early Childhood Education

• Major: Early Childhood Education

MA in Education - Educational Management

Ma in education - english, ma in education - filipino, ma in education - general science.

• Major: General Science

MA in Education - Guidance and Counseling

• Major: Guidance and Counseling

MA in Education - Mathematics

Ma in education - religious studies.

• Major: Religious Studies

MA in Education - Social Studies

Ma in education major in arts management.

• Course: MA in Education major in Arts Management

MA in Education major in Social Studies

• Course: MA in Education major in Social Studies

MBA in Hotel and Tourism Management

• Course: MBA in Hotel and Tourism Management
• Course Duration: 3yrs

MS in Hotel and Restaurant Management

• Course: MS in Hotel and Restaurant Management

Master in Business Administration - Hotel and Tourism Management Technopreneurship

• Course: Master in Business Administration
• Major: Hotel and Tourism Management Technopreneurship

Master in Business Administration - Hotel and Tourism Management

Master in business administration - technopreneurship.

• Major: Technopreneurship

Bachelor of Secondary Education BS in Accountancy BS in Entrepreneurship BSBA in Finance BSBA in Business Management BSBA in Marketing Management BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management BS in Tourism Management BS in Travel Management BS in Psychology BSEd in Social Science BS in Computer Science BS in Information Technology BS in Nursing

MA in Education Master in Business Administration MS in Hotel and Restaurant Management MA in Behavioral Science MA in Education major in Social Studies MA in Education major in Arts Management Doctor of Education Doctor in Business Administration PhD in Educational Psychology

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• High school report card or Form 137
• Certificate of good moral character
• Photocopy of NSO birth and baptismal certificates
• Two (2) copies of recent, identical photos (2x2)
• ACR for foreign students
• Entrance Examination
• Transfer credentials
• Certification of grades for evaluation from the school last attended.
• Certification of good Moral Character duly signed by a school official
• Original copy of report card or Form 138
• Certificate of Good moral character
• Two (2) copies of recent, identical photos (2x2) with white background
• For Foreign Students: ACR and Grade Placement, Photocopy of Passport
• Fill out application forms from the LCCM Admissions Office.
• Together with all your documentary requirements, submit them all to the Registrar’s Office
• Once approved you will have to pay for, take and pass the entrance examination on the schedule given
• Enrollment procedures shall then follow based on the academic calendar schedules at the start of the school year.

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COLLEGE: Professional Education Faculty (Full Time / Part Time Positions)

Qualifications:

• Accountancy, Business Administration, Civil Engineering, Criminology, Information Technology, Computer Science, Information Systems, Hotel and Restaurant Management, Tourism Management, Psychology, and Teacher Education including Elementary Education, Secondary Education Major in Physical Education (PE), Math, Filipino, English, Science, Social Studies, Technical Livelihood Education, and Values Education
• Must  have earned  a minimum of  Master’s degree in the field of specialization or its equivalent;
• Licensure passers are required for applicants in the Accountancy, Civil Engineering, Criminology,  Psychometrician or Psychologist, and Teacher Education programs
• With at least one (1) year related teaching experience;
• With excellent verbal and written communication skills.

COLLEGE: General Education Faculty (Full Time / Part Time Positions)

• LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE:  Bachelors degree with specialization or major or minor in Language / English / Filipino /Communication Arts / Literature / Humanities / Journalism / Mass Communication;
• MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY: Bachelors degree with specialization or major  or minor in  Mathematics / General Science / Physical Science / Physics / Chemistry / Biological Science / Engineering ;
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La Consolacion College Bacolod

School of Hospitality & Tourism Management

The School of Hospitality and Tourism Management of La Consolacion College Bacolod aims to produce Christ-centered graduates who are globally competent and promote authentic Filipino culture for a sustainable Philippine hospitality and tourism industry.

In line with its goal, the LCCB School of Hospitality and Tourism Management aims:

• to provide and deliver a balanced industry-driven curriculum and quality instruction with extensive domestic and international training programs;
• to provide holistic student formation through various activities that aim to develop the students’ physical, emotional, mental, social, and spiritual well-being and result in competent graduates who are responsive to the needs of the community;
• to create borderless and globally-informed educational experience that will result in globally competent graduates through the provision of local and international training opportunities;
• to provide industry standard facilities, skills, and learning resources to prepare students to meet the needs of the industry;
• to create an environment of lifelong learning through the conduct and publication of researches in hospitality and tourism and related disciplines which are available for faculty, student, and community utilization; 
• to engage faculty members with recent industry trends and updates through training, benchmarking, and immersion; and 
• to develop the faculty and students’ compassion for the last, the least, and the lost of society by maintaining a sustainable extension program with its adopted community. 

Here’s a degree program for those who want to work in world class hotels, resorts, restaurants, cruise and airline industries. The comprehensive education and training in operations and management of various areas of the hospitality industry.

Graduates of BS in Hospitality Management may pursue a career path in hotel, resort, events management companies, and travel and tour companies or agencies. They may apply as a front office desk clerk, travel agency staff, kitchen staff, housekeeping staff, cruise ship staff, waiter, or an accommodation assistant.

After this pandemic, the hospitality industry will be vibrant once more with people eager to go places. The time to prepare for this bright future is now.

 This degree program is for those who aspire to work in international hotels, resorts, restaurants, cruise ships, and airline industries. The comprehensive and borderless education, training, and activities in various hospitality areas equip students to be globally competitive. Graduates of BS in Hospitality Management may pursue a wide career path, from lodging, food, and beverage, kitchen, resorts, events management, and even extends up to those of travel and tourism. Learn through immersive and industry-oriented cultivation that teaches students more than just skills and knowledge but with a warm and amiable hospitality attitude. Also, you can fulfill careers such as; Hotel and Restaurants Manager, Bartender, Barista, Food, and Beverage assistant, Head Chef, Pastry Chef, Event Organizer, Front office, Cruise Ships, Floral designer, butler, and many more. Countless opportunities are waiting for you! Join us and see yourself grow and develop into a future professional.

Here’s a specialization within the 4-year degree BSHM program that focuses on cooking techniques and kitchen management skills that will lead students to develop competencies to become a chef.

Management classes include entrepreneurial subjects designed to equip students with business knowledge to prepare them for the possibility of putting up their own business.

This heavily hands-on program are taught by experienced chefs and highly qualified management teachers in the field of hospitality.

 A passion for food is paramount to the culinary arts. Being able to create delicious dishes every day, and experiment with flavor combinations, is what many young chefs dream of achieving. If you have always dreamt of becoming a chef then this course is the ideal way to start your career on the right track. When you enter the culinary world, you set out to partake in a lifelong journey of discovery and exploration. The culinary art course enables you to invent new recipes and ideas to mold your future. You will learn how to be creative in your menus and broaden your knowledge of various cuisines and different types of food & drinks. When you pursue a career in the culinary arts, you will never struggle to find employment. The culinary arts and food service management industry include various jobs, from Executive Chef, Pastry Chef, Research Chef, Food Journalist, Food Consultant, Assistant Kitchen Manager, Private Chef, Caterer, Nutritionist, and many more.

If you are a person who loves to travel and interact with people on matters of culture, geography and history, a career in tourism industry should fit you well.

It may not sound so promising for now, but after this pandemic, the tourism industry will be among the firsts to pick up as soon as the world reopens as many have been stuck for a while and are very eager to travel. The best time to prepare for this future is now.

Tourism Management does not only focus on the love for traveling, although it is indeed one of the many factors in taking up Tourism. If you are someone who has the curiosity to learn about culture, geography, and the history of various countries, has the desire to interact with people of different walks of life, and thrive and grow in an industry where you can create, manage, and do more, then this course is definitely for you. This course molds you to become career-oriented, flexible, and passionate to achieve a successful future in various fields of work; a few of which would be in line with Travel Agencies, Travel Management, Sales and Marketing, Events Manager, Hotel Receptionist, Hotel Night Audit, Front Office Associate, Tourism Officer, Recreation, Lodging, Leisure Management, In-Flight Services Crew, Ground Crew, Tour Guiding, and many more. As one of the biggest industries, join us, and you are surely able to grow and experience the most fulfilling journeys ahead.

Dr. Baniline Jone A. Portal Dean School of Hospitality & Tourism Management

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• Telephone Number:  (034) 434 – 9661 local 155