FUNCTIONAL COMPONENT OF UEC TRAINING PROGRAM

IN-HOUSE TRAINING- Consists of livelihood training seminars (Management, Food, Non-food, Agri-Aqua courses) conducted at UEC classroom designed to increase participant’s awareness of various business opportunities and motivate them to set-up their own business. Topics of the courses include: an actual demonstration and hands-on exercises (for courses that requires hands-on activity), sourcing of raw materials, tools and equipment, requirement, management, marketing, cost and return analysis and modular studies on the success of setting-up a business enterprise. At UEC seminars, participants (jobseekers, would-be retirees, OFW’s women groups, housewives, students, out-of-school youths, handicapped, senior citizens, farmers, fisherfolks, etc.) are being trained by resource persons who are practitioners, consultants and business owners themselves on how a business should operate profitably.

INSTITUTIONAL TRAINING

In pursuit of our efforts to reach a greater majority of beneficiaries UEC, responds to requests by groups, and institutions for exclusive training at facilities provided by the requesting clients and or at UEC’s classroom by special arrangement.

MECHANICS OF INSTITUTIONAL TRAINING

Major responsibilities of the requesting agencies are:
	Selection if participants to the training seminar (20-30 participants per course)
	Provision of physical resources and logistics required by the program.
	Provision for the transportation and accommodation of resource person and coordinators.
	Provision of funds.

Major responsibilities of UEC are:
	Management and supervision of the livelihood training seminar program.
	Preparation of the training curriculum.
	Preparation of handouts of the training seminar.
	Preparation of Certificate of Attendance.

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