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Monday, July 03, 2017

In Videos: 10 Business Ideas For You - Choose Now!

Filipinos are by nature business minded. However, most people simply do not start a business for various reasons, most common is the lack of capital. Others fear the possibility of losing money due to a failed business. These next three persons however did not let hardship, tragedy and even disability to stop them from succeeding in their own business venture. Watch and learn from these 10 success stories.

1. PEANUTS BUSINESS

Description: Peanuts, Banana Chips, Sweet Potato Chips, and many more.

Business Tips:

Do not underestimate cheap products, they offer big profits.
Do not be ashamed to do business, as long as it's legal.
Food products are stable since people need to eat.

2. HOME-MADE SAUSAGE

Description: Home-made sausage, sold online or supplied to restaurants.

Business Tips:

Start small, introduce your food product on food fairs and expos
Look for a unique market, one that is not overcrowded with similar business.
Find ways to reduce overhead costs like rent. Work at home business is a good example.
Advertise online, it's mostly free!

3. BIG BURGER

Description: Huge delicious juicy burgers - any questions?

Business Tips:

Any business needs patience.
Observe the needs of the business. Maintain the food quality.
Make your product unique among similar products, bigger and better.
Team work is good for business.

4. LOMI HOUSE

Description: Lomi - a timeless Filipino delicacy and good for breakfast, snack or dinner.

Business Tips:

Good taste, affordable and healthy.
Offer a healthier alternative to customers.
Make your own food components to maintain quality.
Expand your business by putting up branches with good location.
Be patient, some business takes time to be a hit.

5. COTTON GARMENTS

Description: Cotton Garments - because everyone needs clothes.

Business Tips:

Look for the demand on the market.
Help your employees work, they work hard if you do too.
Know and understand every part of your business.
Not all China products are cheaper - you can compete with these.
Always deliver on your promise to clients, even if you have to finish orders yourself.

6. FASHIONABLE SHOES

Description: Fashionable shoes - from pageants to school shoes.

Business Tips:

Take inspiration from your clients.
Use locally sourced as well as indigenous materials for unique designs but low cost.
Maintain product quality. Compete against cheap products using good quality.

7. FURNITURE BUSINESS

Description: Unique and artistic furniture made from wood scraps.

Business Tips:

Turn your passion into business.
Look for value into things that are usually thrown away or neglected.
Product quality is foremost.
Put your creativity to make unique and beautiful pieces.

8. CHILI SAUCE

Description: Chili sauce - usually for siomai, but can be added practically to any food item (except sweets), because Filipinos love spicy food too.

Business Tips:

Don't let anything stop you, not even disability.
Don't be content waiting for blessing, seek it.
In everything you do, give your best.

9. ONLINE STORE

Description: Online store - selling anything under the sun, from beauty products to electronics.

Business Tips:

Maximize your time.
Build trust among your clients.
Educate yourself on your products.
Always take care of your products especially when shipping them out.

10. INTERNET/GAMING SHOP

Description: Internet cafe or gaming cafe. If you can, define and separate the two computer shop types apart.

Business Tips:

Education is the key to success.
Don't be content waiting for blessing, seek it.
In everything you do, give your best.
Use the most money-efficient equipment, and always upgrade at the right time.

FINAL BUSINESS TIPS

source: ABS-CBN's My Puhunan

World Bank: Duterte's Philippines Is The 10th Fastest Growing Economy In The World

President Rodrigo Duterte's economic team seems to be doing a good job at leading the country’s vibrant economy, which is the world’s 10th fastest growing economy in the world in 2017. That’s according to the World Bank’s latest edition of Global Economic Prospects. For 2017, Philippines’ economy is expected to advance between 6.5 to 7.5 percent. That’s almost twice the country’s long-term growth. GDP Annual Growth Rate in Philippines averaged 3.68 percent from 1982 until 2017, reaching an all time high of 12.40 percent in the fourth quarter of 1988 and a record low of -11.10 percent in the first quarter of 1985, according to Tradingeconomics.com. The Philippines economy has benefited from a stable macroeconomic environment of low inflation and low debt to GDP ratio, which has helped sustain a healthy domestic demand growth; and from a revival of the Asian Pacific region that have boosted exports, which account for close to a third of GDP. Exports from the Philippines rose 12.1 percent from a year earlier to USD 4.81 billion in April of 2017. The country's expansionary fiscal policy has boosted capital formation, while robust remittances, credit growth, and low inflation have supported private consumption. Policies in the Philippines remain accommodating. Continued growth, led by accelerated public and private investment, is expected to remain at just under 7 percent in 2017-19—significantly higher than the long-term average of 4.3 percent. Here are the world's ten fastest-growing economies in the World:

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FREE TUITION FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS IN 8 UNIVERSITIES

Medical schools in eight state universities and colleges in the country will offer tuition-free education in the academic year 2017 to 2018. The announcement was made by CHED Commissioner Prospero de Vera III in a Facebook post last Tuesday, June 13. Malacañang confirmed this with an official announcement, Thursday. Presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella said the financial assistance is “intended for new and continuing medical students who will be enrolling for academic year 2017 to 2018.” The cash grants program will be funded through P317.1 million “built-in appropriations” for the selected SUCs, with each getting P39 million for the cash grants. The P317.1 million is part of the P8.3-billion allocation meant to provide for free tuition in SUCs. The universities providing free tuition for medical students are: A joint memorandum circular, signed between the Commission on Higher Education and the Department of Budget and Management, said the assistance program will give a student-grantee “one hundred percent tuition fee subsidy.” To qualify for the program, a student must: pass the admission requirements of the SUC, be enrolled in the authorized Doctor of Medicine program of the select SUCs, maintain a general weighted average of at least a passing grade, and carry a regular academic load and complete a degree within the period allowed by the university. Applicants must submit an accomplished form directly to the SUC concerned, together with required documents, including a duly-certified copy of grades for the latest semester or term attended. While the implementing guidelines do not mention an applicants' capacity to pay, applicants must also submit the latest Income Tax Return (ITR) of their parents or guardians. According to Commissioner de Vera, student-grantees will have to render a one-year return service to the Philippines for every year of cash grant they receive as part of their public service responsibility. These soon-to-be doctors have the option of serving in government hospitals, private hospitals, or local government health facilities in the Philippines. They can also become doctors to the barrios. "This initiative is a response to the continuing lack of doctors in the country caused by the high cost of medical education, overseas migration, and brain drain," Comm. De Vera said in the statement. He further added "The Duterte administration wants to solve this problem by subsidizing the tuition of medical students and facilitating their residency and practice in the different parts of the country."

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Monday, August 04, 2014

OFW BUSINESS? TRY THIS FREE and POPULAR BUSINESS COURSES FROM TRC!

WHAT IS TRC?

TRC o Technology Resource Center is under the management of the Dept of Science and Technology (DOST) and a project by the Philippine government.

(Para matulungan ang mga micro, small at medium enterprises, ang TRC ay laging gumagawa ng mga hands-on at personalized na mga training at programa.

Ang kahit sinuman, OFWs o kahit ordinaryong mamamayan at kahit di nakatapos ng elementarya o high school ay pwedeng pumunta araw-araw upang magtraining sa mahigit isandaang mga in-demand na kurso na kanilang mapipili.)

What are the Courses they Offer?

These are some of the courses that they offer and the hours needed to complete.

BUSINESS OPERATION MANAGEMENT

· Accounting and Record Keeping (15hrs/2 days)

· Advance Course on Janitorial Services (15 hrs/2 days)

· Basic Course on Waitering and Bartending (15hrs/2 days)

· Canteen Management and Operation (15 hrs/2 days)

· Design and Operation of Water Refilling Station Business (15 hrs/2days)

· Establishing your own Gas/Filling Station (7.5 hrs/1 day)

· How to Operate and Manage a Money Changing Business (15 hrs/days)

· How to Start and Manage an Internet Café (15 hrs/2 days)

· How to Start and Manage a PreSchool (15 hrs/2 days)

· How to Start and Manage a Janitorial Services (15 hrs/2 days)

· Franchising A Business (7.5 hours/1 day)

· Operating a Laundry Shop Business (Small Scale)

· Operating a Laundry and Management of Gym and SPA (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Operating and Managing a Drugstore Enterprise (15 hours/2 days)

· Organizing a Party or Fanfare Business (15 hrs/2 days)

· Meat Shop Management and Meat Cutting (15 hours/2 days)

· Setting up Hardware and Construction Supply (15 hours/2 days)

· Setting up Travel Agency (7.5 hrs/1 day)

· Coffe Shop Management and Operation (15 hrs/ 2days)

FOOD BUSINESS

· Affordable Bakery Products (22.5 hrs/ 3 days)

· Assorted Brownies, Cookies and Bars (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Baked Christmas Goodies (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Banana Processing (7.5 hrs/ 1 day)

· Basic Cake Decorating (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Basic Culinary Principles and Techniques (22.5 hrs/ 3 days)

· Carinderia Food Services (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Chinese Dimsum (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Chocolate and Assorted Candies (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Coconut Processing (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Commercial Breadmaking and Bakery Management (30 hrs/ 4 days)

· Commercial Scale Processing of Deboned Bangus (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Fish Processing (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Fish Snack Products (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Flavored and Fortified Juice (7.5 hrs/ 1 day)

· Elegant Fondant Cakes (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Fruit Juices and Purees ( 15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Home Bakeshop Specialty Products (30 hrs/ 4 days)

· How to be a Canteen Concessionaire (18 hrs/ 3 days)

· International Cuisine (Asian & European) (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Mango Processing (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Popular Chinese Pastries (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Processing of Chicharon and Other Pork By-Products (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Sorbetes (Commercial Production) (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Soft Served Ice Cream (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Soybean Processing (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Specialty Cakes and Pastries (15hrs/ 2 days)

AGRI BUSINESS

· Animal Feed Formulation (18 hrs/ 3 days)

· Bonsai Culture (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Broiler Production (Meat Type Chicken) (18hrs/ 3 day)

· Comprehensive Mushroom Growing ( 28 hrs / 4 days)

· Cutflower Production (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Duck Raising (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Gamefowl Breeding and Conditioning (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Goat and Sheep Raising (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· HomeBased Hydroponics for High-Value

· Vegetable Production (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Honeybee Cutlure (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Layer Production (Table Egg) (18 hrs/ 3 days)

· Mango Production (with Improved Flower Induction) and Post-harvest Handling and Storage Technology (18 hrs/ 3 day)

· Ornamental Plants Production & Practical Landscaping (15hrs/ 2 days)

· Poultry Health Mangement

· (Broilers, Layers, Quails and Ducks) (7.5 hrs/ 1 day)

· Quail Raising (7.5 hrs/ 1 day)

· Swine Production (30 hrs/ 5 days)

AQUA BUSINESS

· Breeding and Culture of Freshwater Aquarium Fishes (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Current Option for Intensive Prawn Farming (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Intensive Culture of Tilapia in Tanks (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Mud Crab (Alimango)Juvenile Rearing, Fattening and Grow-out (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Semi-Intensive Culture of Milkfish (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Tilapia Culture (18 hrs/ 3 days)

CHEMICAL BUSINESS

· Aromatic and Decorative Candle Making (15 hrs/2 days)

· Coconu7t Mini-Oil Milling and Refining (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Electroplating (3 hrs/ 4 days)

· Herbal and Bath Soap Making (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Jewelry Appraisal and Pawnshop Operation (15 hrs/2 days)

· Laundry Soap and Detergent Making (15 hrs/2 days)

· Perfumes and Colognes (7.5 hrs/ 1 day)

· Photography (Basic or Advanced) (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Silkscreen Printing (30 hrs/ 3 days)

· Skin Care Products (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Transparent Soap (7.5 hrs/ 1 day)

CRAFTS AND OTHERS

· Acupressure Therapy (Scientific Body Massage) (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Aromatherapy (15 hrs/2 days)

· Basic Interior Design (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Chinese Tuina Therapy (with sports massage) (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Christmas Decors (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Corsage and Bouquet Making (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Creative Food Packaging (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Decorative Metallic Paint Finishing for Novelty Items (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Export Quality Novelty Items from Handmade Paper (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Fresh Flower Arrangement and Flower Shop Operation (22.5 hrs/ 3 days)

· Gift Wrapping for Christmas and other Occassions and Corporate Giveaways (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Hair Trimming, Perming, Dyeing and Make-up Technology (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Handmade Paper Making (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· How to Make Fashion Accessories (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· How to Transfer Photo & Design on Ceramics, Glassware and Plasticware (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Japanese Shiatsu Therapy (15 hrs/2 days)

· Novelty Giveaways for Special Occasions (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Paper Recycling (7.5 hrs/ 1 day)

· Paper Recycling (with Novelty Paper Products) ( 15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Reflexology (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Resin Bonded Art wares (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Traditional Thai Massage (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Therapeutic Massage (Swedish Style) (15 hrs/ 2 days)

· Trendy Balloons Décor (4 hrs/ ½ day

· Basic Wood Framing (15 hrs/ 2 days)

T hey have a Kabuhayan Package

REGISTER OR MAGPAREHISTRO DITO

or visit their FACEBOOK PAGE

here!

https://www.facebook.com/trc.dost

HOW LONG IS IT TO FINISH THE COURSE?

There are night and daytime classes, depends on the schedule that will suit your free and convenient time.

(May mga klase po na panggabi, meron din pong pang-araw, depende sa inyong schedule. Sa gabi po merong 5:00PM hanggang 9:00PM. Sa araw naman po may 9AM hanggang 5:00PM Bawat buwan may kurso silang inooffer. Maginquire lamang po sa kanilang contact details sa ibaba o sa kanilang Facebook page dito. May mga klase po na ilang oras lamang, kalahating araw o merong tumatagal ng isang buong linggo.)

HOW MUCH IS THE FEE?

Depende po sa kursong inyong mapipili, meron po silang P1,500+ hanggang P4,000+. Depende sa tagal ng klase. Mag-inquire lamang po sa kanilang Facebook Page dito

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