mccidonline.net, the first official domain name address of MCCID is now redesigned and repurposed. Purchased on August 31, 2000. the site has been used to promote web accessibility in the Philippines. The logo of two hands with middle fingers aligning each other is the Filipino Sign Language for Internet or contact using the Internet. But...
Seven years after the staff of Monde Nissin Corporation, makers of the famous Lucky Me Noodles, visited MCCID and requests for deaf job applicants, Irene Dagos and Kristel Daine Orteza continue to make the school proud as the first deaf employees of the company. During a tour of Batch 2018 class as one of the...
Batch 2006 Alumnus Kelvin D. Pagaduan is now promoted to Department Manager at Walmart Store after serving in the company for more than ten years!!! Walmart is the biggest retail store in USA. After graduating in MCCID in 2006, Kelvin was already scheduled to go to USA because his relatives are already there. However,...
ATM: Photo exhibit and awarding of winners and top finalists of “Kahit may ‘K’ Ok!” Photo Competition as part of International Day of PWDs sponsored by Federation of Philippine Photographers Foundation, Inc. MCCID’s Sir Moises Libot was one of the finalist and the only PWD participant. Congratulations Sir Moises for being one of the winners...
Probably the first of its kind, the Philippines will now have its first deaf animators as seven MCCID deaf alumni including Deaf Coordinator Ervin Reyes passed the pre-qualification examination given by Take One Animation Studio last November 3. Eric Tansingco, company’s proprietor/manager, offered the opportunity for free to the deaf as part of his advocacy...
Good news! Monde Nissin Corporation, makers of popular food brands like Lucky Me, Fita and Bingo cookies, recently accepted seven MCCID graduates as production workers. After conducting sign language training to their current workers, Monde Nissin decides to pursue their plan of hiring deaf workers in their company. The Human Resource Department Team composed of...
Good news! Air-21 Philippines, one of the Philippines largest freight and cargo forwarding company has recently hired MCCID graduates. A total of eight deaf workers were hired by the company as Data Entry Operators. Six of them are MCCID Alumni. They are Owen Domagtoy (Batch 2005), John Victor Amos (Batch 2005), Lycille Macairan (Batch 2005),...
Hire our deaf graduates! Our deaf trainees and graduates can do the following for you: Web Design and Development using Content Management Systems (CMS) Web Design using Flash Animations 2D Animations using Flash Data Encoding and Computer Operations Office clerical works Business Process Outsourcing (local and international) Some of the websites our deaf graduates designed...
MCCID Training Director Jojo Esposa Jr. together with Deaf Student Lucky McGill Paltep conducted a whole day conversational sign language seminar with the United Coconut Planters Bank Employees last April 22 at UCPB Main Office in Makati Ave, Makati City. The sign language training was requested by the UCPB officers and staff led by Ms....
Another welcome addition to his numerous awards and accolades, MCCID Deaf Coordinator Ervin Reyes was one of the three deaf persons who received the first CAP College Foundation’s Most Outstanding Alumnus. The awarding ceremony was held last Saturday, April 25 as part of the school’s 20th Commencement Exercises. Other recipients of the award are successful...