Jose Jekeri P.

Taningco
88 San Antonio Heights Poblacion
Candijay 6312 Bohol
Tel: +639282794725 (cell)
Email: jekeri@yahoo.com / amangcordillera@yahoo.com
URL: www.jekeri.multiply.com

EMPLOYMENT OBJECTIVES:
Bachelor in Secondary Education graduate interested in working in a position that
suits best his qualification; however, no offer of employment will be refuse based
simply on nature and location.

BASIC PERSONAL INFORMATION:

BIRTHDAY : July 5, 1968

PLACE OF BIRTH : Sampaloc, Manila
AGE : 39
CIVIL STATUS : Single
NATIONALITY : Filipino
HEIGHT : 5’7”
WEIGHT : 75 kgs.
CITIZENSHIP : Filipino
SEX : Male
PASSPORT NO. : PP0610445
Date Issued : January 26, 2005
Expiration Date : January 26, 2010
DRIVER LICENSE NO. : NO192142130
Date Issued : January 04, 2006
Expiration Date : July 05, 2008
* obtained driver license since 1992

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:

The DIVINE WORD COLLEGE OF TAGBILARAN

Lesage corner Gallares Sts. Tagbilaran City
6300 Bohol

• Degree: Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education

• Major in Special Education and General Science
• SY 2003 to 2005 (30 units) SPED
The DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY - COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
Dasmarinas, Cavite

• Degree: Medicine Proper

• Undergraduate 1989 to 1993

The UNIVERSITY OF STO. TOMAS

Espana, Manila

• Degree: Bachelor of Science in Biology

• Graduated 1989

The CAINTA CATHOLIC SCHOOL

Cainta, Rizal

• Secondary Education
• Graduated 1985

The PASIG CATHOLIC COLLEGE

Pasig City

• Elementary Education
• Graduated 1981

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Municipal Local Government Operations Officer V

Department of the Interior and Local Government/ Bohol Province
February 1998 to present

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Implement the Department’s program/projects/activities in the barangays.

• Supervises and monitors the implementation of the Local Government
Code in
the barangays.
 • Provides technical assistance and consultancy to upgrade barangay gov’t
officials/personnel effectiveness in gov’t administration and development.
• Mobilized the citizens to participate in local and nation affairs.
• Makes available updated barangay data and information.
• Establishes coordination with barangay officials as well as other gov’t and
non-
gov’t organization in the implementation of DILG P/P/A in the barangay.
• Observes and submits requirements to maintain effectiveness/efficiency
of the
Department planning, monitoring, reporting and evaluation system.
• Disseminates information regarding the department and its services in the
barangay through tri-media.
• Performs related tasks as may be assigned from time to time.

Outbound Sales Executive

Celestine Travel and Tours
0809 Tektite Tower – West
Philippine Stock Exchange Center
Ortigas Business Center, Pasig City
October 01, 1996 to April 15, 1997

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Passport Facilitation and Documentation

• Visa Assistance and Follow-up
• Airline Ticketing (domestic and international)
• Package Tour Assistance

Administrative Clerk
R-II Builders, Incorporated
136 Malakas St. Diliman, Quezon City
July 01, 1996 to August 15, 1996

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Manages - petty cash

• Encodes various forms
• Answer telephone/ receives guest
• Files records
• Post bulletin board memoranda
• Prepare Personnel Manual of the company
• Receives all incoming documents for the company
• Manages Daily Time Record of all personnel
 • OT Summary/Tardiness Report
• Filing. Sorting and receiving SSS members documents

Purchaser
Trycolac System Philippines
88 Poblacion Candijay, Bohol
January 01, 1996 to May 31, 1996

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Canvass, purchase and deliver items to Local Government

Units/Government
Agencies
• Encodes company requirement
• Follow-up papers and encashment of checks
Credit Investigator, Citiphone Officer I and Telemarketer
Citibank, N.A.
11/F Robinson Corporate Tower
Ortigas Ave., Pasig City
July 01, 1993 to December 15, 1995

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Do internal credit investigation for clients who are applying for Citibank
Mastercard and Visa Card.
• Customer service assistant, responsible for answering phonecalls on Citibank
promo.
• Recruit new card members for Visa and Mastercard.

RECORD OF IN-SERVICE TRAININGS (Accredited by the CSC) STUDY AND SCHOLARSHIP

GRANTS
TITLE OF SEMINAR/CONFERENCE INCLUSIVE DATES NO. OF CONDUCTED
HOURS BY
1. Dynamics of Effective Local October 8 - 9, 1998 16 Hours DILG
Legislation for Development
2. Building Effective Local October 14 - 15, 1998 16 Hours DILG
Governance
for Local Chief Executives
3. 41st LGOO Training (First Phase) Oct. 11 to Nov. 22, 336 Hours LGATC
1998
(Supervised Field Practice) Dec. 1 to Jan. 15, 350 Hours LGATC
1999
(Final Phase) Feb. 21 to Feb 26, 44 Hours LGATC
 1999
4. Seminar Workshop on Local March 18 - 19, 1999 16 Hours DILG
Development Planning
5. Echo Seminar-Workshop on Peace March 25, 1999 8 Hours DILG
and Order Council Operations for
the Province of Bohol
6. Retooling Seminar for DILG July 26 - 30, 1999 40 Hours DILG
Officers
7. PRMDP Gender Responsive February 2 - 4, 2000 24 Hours PRMDP AusAID
Planning
8. Seminar Planning Workshop on February 3, 2000 8 Hours CHAWAC
Council
HIV/AIDS, Women & Children
9. 3rd Batch Trainer's Training on March 9 - 10, 2000 16 Hours PPOC Bohol
Municipal Peace Summit
10. MSIP Provincial Project May 4, 2000 8 Hours AusAID/DILG
Orientation
Briefing
11. Conference on CLUP Preparation, May 10, 2000 8 Hours DILG
Adoption & Approval
12. Provincial Peace Summit July 19, 2000 8 Hours Prov'l Gov't
Bohol
13. 1st Provincial Orientation- October 20, 2000 8 Hours Prov'l Gov't
Workshop Bohol
On Citizen’s Street Watch DILG
Movement
14. Seminar-Workshop on Local February 6-7, 2001 16 Hours DILG
Performance and Productivity
Measurement System (LPPMS)
15. Re-orientation Seminar on February 15, 2001 8 Hours ILO/DILG
Integrated
Rural Accessibility Planning
(IRAP III)
16. Regional Coaching Workshop on June 30-July 5, 2002 84 Hours LGATC
Barangay Governance and
Development Program (BGDP)
17. Seminar Workshop on Barangay September 12 & 13, 16 Hours DILG
Productivity Performance 2002
Measurement (BPPMS)
18. DILG Field Congress for Good 24 hours DILG
Governance June 20 – 22, 2002
19. Capability Building of Local Chief 8 Hours NAPOLCOM
Executives as Deputies of the March 12, 2003
National Police Commission
20. Trainor’s Training for the 8 Hours DILG
Barangay March 3, 2004
 Tanod Skills Enhancement 8 Hours DILG
Course May 24, 2004
21. Orientation-Briefing of Local
Governance Performance 16 Hours National
Management System (LGPMS) November 16 & 17, Computer
22. Website Upgrading Workshop 2004 16 Hours Center
Prov’l Gov’t,
23. Orientation on IWRM and November 18 & 19, DILG, GTZ
WATSAN 2004
Sector Planning for 3rd District
Municipalities

OTHER QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCES:

• Have full knowledge with MS Office Operations (MS Word, Excel and
Powerpoint), Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. Can verify computation with
accuracy, to compile statistical data and prepare routine reports.

LANGUAGE SKILLS
• Ability to read and interpret documents such as spread and balance
sheets, invoices and correspondence. Has the ability to write routine
reports. has the ability to communicate with people within and outside
the working environment.

MATHEMATICAL SKILLS
• Ability to calculate figures and amounts such as discounts, interest,
commissions, proportions, percentages etc…

REASONING ABILITY
• Ability to apply sense of understanding and to carry out instructions furnished
Both written and in oral.

HOBBIES AND LEISURE INTEREST

• Mountaineering
• Listening to music
• Watching current movies / TV
• Singing

RELEVANT INFORMATION

1. B.S. Biology graduate of the Philippines’ oldest Catholic University - University of

Sto. Tomas in 1989.
2. Taken considerable science subjects within said course such as:
• Zoology (General, Invertebrate and Vertebrate)
• Botany (10 units)
• Organic, Inorganic and analytical chemistry
• Histology and microtechnics
• Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
• Chemistry of Biological System
• Cell Biology
• Physics
• Embryology
• Fundamental Genetics
• Microbiology
• Ecology
• Psychology

1. In addition, the applicant have also successfully taken the following subjects:

• Statistics
• Calculus
• Biostatistics

1. As part of the completion of the course, the applicant was able to accomplish and defend
his undergraduate thesis entitled: "Studying the Anti-Microbial Effects of Bryophytes">
Research for the said thesis took the applicant to several places in the country.
Extensive research in the libraries of the country’s top universities; and encompassing,
conclusive experiments were also undertaken.

2. Applicant is also an undergraduate medicine student at the De La Salle University

College of Medicine, one of the Philippines top medical school.

3. Taken considerable medicine subjects within said course such as:

• Human Anatomy
• Neuro Anatomy
• Physiology
• Biochemistry
• Community Medicine
• Perspective Medicine
• Internal Medicine
• Pathology and Clinical Laboratory
• Microbiology and Parasitology
• Surgery
• Obstetrics and Gynecology
 • Radiology
• Physical Diagnosis
• Pediatrics
• Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacology
• Otorhinolaryngology
• Ophthalmology
• Psychiatry and
• Legal Medicine

1. Note the Physical Diagnosis subject wherein the applicant does actual hospital
apprenticeship on a particular field (ex. OB-Gyne, Medicine, Surgery, etc..) on a year
round, monthly rotational basis. Here he undertakes physical and neurological
examinations on test patients. From these, he must complete and defend a report stating
the patient’s diagnosis. Since the applicant does not have any access to the laboratory
result of the patient, he must do extensive research on the related medical cases.

• Prior to the application for the position, applicant has been connected with
the Department of the Interior and Local Government (www.dilg.gov.ph) for five
(9) years. Thus, he has had ample administrative experience. Reports and
auditing are routine tasks for a Local Government Operations Officer.

Applicant is a computer literate. Knowledgeable in such basic computer programs as MS Office

Operations. Improvement in this aspect is a consideration that the applicant is always open to
take into account. However, he is able to manipulate different computer-generated graphical
presentations, most useful in research.

REFERENCES:

Available upon request