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                    CTC Programs:

                    Free Basic Computer and Internet Education.

                    Classes are 3 hours per session composed of 24 hours session with a total instruction hours of 72.
                  
                   Courses include basic Computer and Internet Instructions.

                                               A:  Microsoft Office:   
                                                                                         Windows Operating System
                                                                                          Word Processing
                                                                                          Power Point Presentation
                                                                                          Excel & Data Base

                                                 B.  Internet Access:
                                                                                         Basics E-Mail and Internet

                                                          Certificate of Completion is awarded at the end of the course.


                      Career and Life skills training :  
                      Classes ensure graduates leave with greater self confidence, focus aspirations and the tools
                      needed in pursue future endeavors. All graduates are better equipped to pursue immediate and long
                      terms goals and to participate in a society that increasingly assumes technology competence and access.


             


                                                                 CTC Computer Learning Center

        It is aimed to promote computer literacy among the disadvantaged individuals in our community by providing Free Computer Learning
       Center in the community one step at a time.

      The domination of Information Technology in the working environment has been increasingly hard for disadvantaged individuals to
      find gainful employment since most jobs require at least a basic computer knowledge.

       Since many cannot afford to own a computer or enroll in expensive computer schools, most kids don't have the opportunity to land
       a job that may make them rise from poverty.

      With this in mind, Angono CTC is helping in Bridging the Digital Divide and goes to neighborhood to partner with selected barangays,
      public schools, and NGOs in providing free computer learning centers.











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                                                                                      CTC School Computer Labs

                    Thousands of students from Angono Public Schools have the ability, curiosity, the desire to learn and succeed but have limited
                    opportunity and access to computer technology because of the inadequacy of our government to equip our public schools.

                    The inadequacy of computer technology in our public schools limit the career potential of our students and leave them in the
                    socio-economic level into which they are born.

                    Our community continues to suffer if we don't give our students the opportunity and access to computer technology. Learning
                    computer skills as early as possible means that our students will feel that they are acquiring valuable and relevant skills and
                    most likely will stay in school.

                   Those who go to college will be better prepared and those who drop out will have a better chance of finding gainful employment
                   to support themselves.

                    With God Blessings, Angono CTC has completed the installation of School Computer Labs in all Angono Public Schools in the
                    Year 2005.  

                   The first Computer Lab was established by NoCAA in Angono Elementary School (Central) under the leadeship of Mr. Honorio B.
                   Santos, NoCAA President 2000-2001.       
Community Technological Center
About us
Opening & Ribbon-Cutting of new CTC Bldg. by our guest Lorna Orbe of
Rotary Club, Fort Bonifacio Dist. & Merit Freight Int'l, Inc. August 2005
Third CTC Computer Learning Center, Rodriguez St. Brgy. Sto. Nino,     
                                           Angono, Rizal
First Computer Class in the small garage of Mrs. Leonor SB Samson,Sept
2001
Our disadvantaged kids are now having access to information &
communication technologies. through the generosity of our DONORS. HELP US.
Photos of the first School Computer Lab in Angono Elementary School (Central) established by NoCAA 1/23/02
                    
                      Our Staff

Mrs. Cynthia M. Cruz                        Mrs. Wilhelmina T. Miranda
CTC Administrator                              Public Relations Officer
Prin. Angono Nat'l High School          Retired School Teacher

Mr. Francis C. Beronio                      Marjorie Villamarin Dacanay              
    IT Consultant                                         USA Coordinator
Prof:  MIT/PWU                                                              

Mrs. Leonor SB. Samson                           Jerome V. Obligado
Secretary                                                System Administrator
Ret. Assist. School Principal

Ms. Mira S. Miranda                                      Jowel  Rollenos
Treasurer                                                   Computer Technician
Retired School Teacher

                          Jorge S. & Nita B. Villamarin
                            CTC Initiators & Pioneers
                            Ret. USN  &   Ret. Health IT
August 2005, CTC has completed in
providing School Computer Labs in
all Angono Public Schools.

CTC PRO Mrs. Wilhelmina T.  
Miranda and School Principals
signing the MOU to establish
School Computer Labs in all
Angono Public Schools witnessed
by Dr.Cesar Villones and Mr.
Eliodoro Miranda, President
Angono Senior Citizens.
OIC Maria A. Barromeda of Carlos (Botong) Francisco High School signing the
MOU with CTC PRO W.T. Miranda, witnessed by Dr. Cesar Villones.
Principal Evelyn A. Calub of Joaquin Guido Elementary School signing the MOU
with CTC PRO Willy T. Miranda witnessed by Dr. Cesar Vilones & Mr.E.Miranda
Principal R. F. Pataleon of Dona Nieves Songco Memorial School signing
the MOU with CTC PRO Wilhelmina T. Miranda & Dr. Cesar Villones.
Ms MB Onezor signing the MOU for Principal Amihan R. Fenis of Angono
School for the Arts.
Principal Zenaida S. Lugay of San Vicente Elementary School , Prin. Cynthia
M. Crus of Angono Nat'l High School and Prin. Agrifino E. Figuracion of Dona
Justa Guido Memorial School signing the MOU.
CTC is helping the disavantaged individuals of
Angono, Rizal aquire technological skills.

Our Staff is committed in providing computer
and Internet access to our under-served
communities.

Our Computer Learning Center is a place
where our disadvantaged kids learn the use of
technology to improve their lives and our
communities.

CTC, with skilled staff, free building space, and
accessible technology is well-poised to help
address the community technology needs.

CTC has been exploring ways to help our
communities function as forces for change at
the community level by empowering
disadvantaged individuals as agents of change
in our community.

With your help and support it is possible to
close the Digital Divide in our hometown.
First Angono Elem. School Computer Lab established by NoCAA