WORK IMMERSION

PORTFOLIO

Prepared By: Axcel P Belostrino

 Table of Contents

Letters to the Readers…………………………..…………………………………………1

Acknowledgement…………………………..………………………………………………2

Introduction…………...…………………………..…………………………………………3

Objectives of Work Immersion…………………………………………….......................4

Duration and Place of Work Immersion………..…………………………………………5

List of Student’s Activities During Work………………………………..…………………6

The Training Area………………………………...…………………………………………7

History…………............…………………………..…………………………………………7

Mission………………...…………………………..………………………………………….8

Vision…………………...…………………………..…………………………………………9

Organizational Structure…………………………..………………………………………...

Services……….………...…………………………..………………………………………...10

The Training Experience………………………………...…………………………………..12

Journal…………………………………………………………………………………………12

Observation and Insights………………………………...………………………………….22

Post Work Immersion Self Appraisal Form………………………………...……………...

Photo Documentation……………………………………………………...………………...23
REFLECTION : ………………………………………………………………………………24

Work Immersion Highlights …………………………………………………………………...25

Problem Encountered ……………………………………….. ……………………………….25

Suggestions and Recommendation ………………………………………………………….26

Appendices ……………………………………………………………………………………...

Resume …………………………………………………………………………………………..

Endorsement Letter ……………………………………………………………………………..27

Good Moral Certificate …………………………………………………………………………..

 Letter to the Readers

I hope you are doing well as I write this. I'm writing to you today to thank you for reading this
and for your time and consideration. You have a particular place in my heart as a reader because
you fuel my desire to write.

One of the most beneficial activities we can do as humans, in my opinion, is reading. It

enables us to connect with people and ideas outside of our personal experiences, discover new
things, and explore new worlds. As a writer, I try to conjure up ideas and tales that capture your
attention and have an enduring influence on your life.

I want you to know that your reading habits, whether you are a casual reader or an ardent
bookworm, are not just beneficial to crucial not only for the globe at large but also for your personal
development. Reading fosters empathy, creativity, and critical thinking, three abilities that are
crucial in today's culture.

I'm being reminded of the power of words as I type this letter. Words have the power to
inspire, heal, and bind us to one another. I sincerely hope that you have found some happiness,
wisdom, or inspiration in what I have written today and that you will keep looking for books and
articles that help you learn more about the world and your place in it.

I appreciate you reading my work and giving me the opportunity to share my opinions with
you. I'm excited to continue our adventure together with the strength of literature and the written
word.

Sincerely,
Axcel Belostrino
 Acknowledgement

I would like to express my sincerest appreciation to the people who have made my work

immersion experience a truly enriching and memorable one. First and foremost, I would like to

thank my teacher, Sir Leopardo, for his invaluable guidance and support throughout my academic

journey. His unwavering commitment to my education has inspired me to strive for excellence in all

aspects of my life.

I would also like to extend my deepest gratitude to my work immersion officer, Maam

Tamises, for providing me with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in my chosen field.

Her support, encouragement, and guidance have been instrumental in helping me develop the

skills and knowledge necessary for success in my career.

Furthermore, I would like to acknowledge the efforts of the entire team at Sangley Point

Cavite City, for their warm welcome, patience, and support during my work immersion. Their

willingness to share their knowledge and expertise has been invaluable in helping me achieve my

goals and broaden my horizons.

Last but not least, I would like to thank my family and friends for their constant love,

encouragement, and support. Their unwavering belief in me has been a constant source of

motivation and inspiration throughout this journey.

 To all those who have played a role in my work immersion experience, I extend my heartfelt

appreciation and gratitude. Your contributions have made a lasting impact on my personal and

professional development.

Introduction

Work immersion is a program that provides students with an opportunity to experience the

real world of work by exposing them to actual work settings and industry practices. This hands-on

learning experience enables students to gain valuable insights into the demands of the workplace,

the skills required in different professions, and the expectations of employers. Work immersion

aims to enhance the students' employability by helping them develop the necessary knowledge,

skills, and attitudes to succeed in their chosen careers. It also serves as a bridge between the

academic and professional worlds, providing students with a chance to apply the theories and

concepts learned in the classroom to real-world situations. Overall, work immersion is a valuable

experience for students as it enables them to make informed decisions about their future careers

while building their confidence and practical skills.

 Objective of the Work Immersion

The objective of work immersion is to provide students with a practical learning experience

that prepares them for the demands of the workforce. It is an opportunity for students to gain

hands-on experience in their chosen profession and develop the necessary skills, knowledge, and

attitudes to succeed in the workplace.

One of the primary objectives of work immersion is to expose students to the actual work

setting and industry practices. This enables them to understand the demands and requirements of

different professions, and to gain insights into the expectations of employers. By experiencing real-

world situations, students learn to adapt to different workplace cultures and to interact effectively

with colleagues and superiors.

Another objective of work immersion is to enhance students' employability by helping them

develop practical skills and knowledge that are relevant to their chosen profession. Through work

immersion, students can apply the theories and concepts learned in the classroom to real-world

situations, which enables them to gain a deeper understanding of their profession and the skills

required to succeed in it. Work immersion also provides an opportunity for students to build their

confidence and self-esteem, which are essential qualities for success in any profession.

Work immersion also serves as a bridge between the academic and professional worlds. By

exposing students to actual work settings, they gain a better understanding of the relationship
between their academic coursework and the practical applications of their profession. This allows

them to make informed decisions about their future careers and to identify areas where they may

need further education or training.

In conclusion, work immersion is a valuable experience for students that helps them to

develop practical skills, knowledge, and attitudes that are essential for success in the workforce. It

provides an opportunity for students to experience the real-world demands of their chosen

profession, and to apply the theories and concepts learned in the classroom to practical situations.

Work immersion also serves as a bridge between the academic and professional worlds, providing

students with a better understanding of the relationship between their academic coursework and

the practical applications of their profession.

Duration and Place of Work Immersion

Duration; February 28 2023 – March 28 2023

Place of Work Immersion; Sangley Point Cavite city

No. of Hours; 720 Hours

No. of Days; 30 Days

 List of Student’s Activities During Work Immersion

ACTIVITIES DURING WORK IMMERSION

1. Jogging

2. Paper Works

3. Computer Works

4. Calisthenics
 The Training Area

History

This is the PE department or the Physical Examination department. A physical examination

is a standard part of the diagnostic process in healthcare, and it helps healthcare providers to

identify any potential health issues and develop an appropriate treatment plan. In a naval hospital

setting, physical examinations may be performed on. Physical examinations are an important part

of medical care in naval hospitals, as they can help identify potential health issues early on and

allow for prompt treatment. Physical examinations may be required for military personnel as part of

routine health assessments or for specific medical conditions, such as before and after deployment

or following an injury.
 Mission

The mission of Physical Examination (PE) in a naval hospital is to ensure that military

personnel are medically fit for their duties and to identify any potential health issues that may affect

their readiness or ability to serve.

Physical examinations are a key component of preventative medicine in the military, as they

can help identify medical conditions that may require treatment or further evaluation. For example,

physical examinations may detect medical conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, or

heart disease, which may need to be managed in order to maintain the health and readiness of the

service member.

In addition to assessing overall physical health, physical examinations in a naval hospital

setting may also evaluate the service member's mental and emotional well-being. This may include

screening for mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, or post-traumatic stress

disorder (PTSD).

Overall, the mission of PE in a naval hospital is to ensure that military personnel are

medically fit to serve and that any medical conditions are identified and treated promptly. By

maintaining the health and readiness of service members, PE plays a critical role in supporting the

military's mission to protect the country and its citizens.

 Vision

The vision of PE in a naval hospital setting is to ensure that all patients receive

a thorough physical examination that meets the highest standards of medical care.

The primary goal of a physical examination is to identify any potential health issues

or medical conditions that may require further evaluation or treatment.

In a naval hospital, the vision of PE is to provide military personnel and their

families with comprehensive medical evaluations that help ensure their health and

well-being. Physical examinations may be performed as part of routine health

assessments or as part of a specific medical evaluation, such as before and after

deployment or following an injury.

The vision of PE in a naval hospital is to promote early detection and treatment

of health issues, with the goal of preventing more serious health problems down the

line. Through regular physical examinations, healthcare providers can help identify

potential health issues and provide patients with appropriate medical care and

guidance.

Overall, the vision of PE in a naval hospital is to promote optimal health and

well-being for military personnel and their families, and to ensure that they receive

the highest quality of medical care possible.

 Services

The services provided by Physical Examination (PE) in a naval hospital can

vary depending on the needs of the patient and the requirements of the military.

Generally, PE services in a naval hospital include the following:

Comprehensive medical evaluation: This includes a thorough assessment of the

patient's overall health, medical history, and current health concerns.

Preventive health screenings: PE services can help identify potential health issues

early on through routine health screenings such as blood pressure, cholesterol, and

BMI.

Occupational health exams: PE services can provide occupational health exams,

which are required for military personnel and civilian employees working in certain

jobs.

Pre-deployment and post-deployment exams: Military personnel are required to have

a PE before and after deployment to assess their readiness for duty and identify any

potential health issues that may have arisen during deployment.

Medical clearance for training or special duty: PE services can provide medical

clearance for military personnel to participate in certain training programs or special

duty assignments.

Referral to specialty care: If a patient requires specialty care, such as physical

therapy or mental health services, the PE provider can refer them to the appropriate

provider within the naval hospital or outside the hospital network.

Overall, PE services in a naval hospital are designed to ensure that military

personnel and their families receive high-quality medical care and are able to

maintain optimal health and wellness.

The Training Experience

Journal

FEB. 28 2023
 Today was my first day of immersion in Sangley Point, Cavite City. Sir Leo and Sir Marlon

guide us until we go through inside sangley. As a newcomer, I was amazed by the different

structures of the canons and the various facilities that this place had to offer. I also encountered

many respectful officers during my visit. I also noticed that almost all people inside the sangley

were all navy and I was very amazed and motivated by them.

During our orientation in Sangley, we were taught basic knowledge about what we needed

to do. We were instructed about the dos and don'ts, such as not taking any pictures inside Sangley

and posting them on social media and also to don't go in the different places inside the sangley

without permissions. It was important to follow these rules to ensure the safety and security of

everyone in the area.

On this day, our teacher distributed our department assignments, and I found out that I

belong to the CNH Department, we're we are assign in the second naval bases PN (Phillipine

Navy) . I am excited to learn more about my department and to start my immersion in Sangley

POINT.

March 01 2023

Our 2nd day of our Immersion, every student has thei own department, and go to their

respective office. I also go to the department I’ve assigned with my classmate frenchie. In the
department call Cavite Naval Hospital (CNH) our officer teach us how to scan some file and save it

to the computer. Our officer allow us to have a tour to be more familiar in this place. This day was

very borring because after we scan file we do nothing and wait for the time to get home. But there

has a new officer called sir bolling whou bought us in PE department. This is my 2 nd day and im so

exited to attend the 3rd day of immersion.

March 02 2023

3rd day of our immersion, sir leo chat on our gc that we have a jogging today at 5:30

in the morning at samonte park. We prepare early and went to the park. In the park we saw our

classmate who’s start stretching so we stretch away and then start the jogging, after jogging we

prepare our self to get ready for the immersion on our department. After preparing we ride in a jeep

and a few minuets later we came at Philippine Navy (PN) where the CNH place. As we get on our

department we greet a good morning to our respectful officer and start our works. OFFicer teach

us how to arrange medical file and he also told us the important of saving and also the important of

log book. In this you need more patience to did this properly. And this day was very amazing.

March 03 2023

4th day of our immersion, I was awake very early because this day we will

communicate with every applicant and also with the navy officer. I thought this work is hard but if
you are really focus and dedicated it will be easy. This day was very challenging because I was

nervous of getting wrong because of so many officer passing their file and who also need to get

their file too. So in this you need to be fast and be careful on what on what you’ve seen because

some file is confidential and cannot be seen by the civilian.

March 09 2023

On the 5th day of our immersion, I woke up very early because we had to

communicate with every applicant and also with the navy officer. It was a busy day as there were

many papers that needed to be filed. As we were arranging the papers, Sir Bolling went to the

office and brought us some food to eat. At first, I was hesitant to eat because I felt ashamed in

front of my officer. However, in the end, we decided to eat the food they gave us.

After finishing our meal, we resumed our work to finish it as quickly as possible and leave

early. However, time flew by so fast that we didn't realize it was already 5 pm and the papers were

not yet done. Hence, we decided to go home and continue the paperwork the following day.

March 10 2023

On the sixth day of our work immersion, it was Friday and the end of the week. I was full of

energy as every day is essential, and I wanted to make the most of it. Axcel and I spent the day
filing papers, and there were a lot of them since there were many applicants. We joked around

about the number of papers we had to file.

As I logged everything into the logbook, my hand began to tire from all the writing.

Nevertheless, we were determined to finish the work and wrap up the week on a high note. Once

we finished, we asked if we could have a half-day off as we were going back to our hometown for

the weekend. Our request was granted, and we left with a spring in our steps, excited to go home.

Overall, it was a fulfilling week of work immersion, and we gained valuable experience in the

Navy Hospital. Despite the long hours of filing and logging, we were grateful for the opportunity to

learn and to be a part of the Navy community.

March 13 2023

On the seventh day of our work immersion, my companions and I headed to the

other base first because there was a formation and meeting. We were warmly greeted by the

personnel in charge, and it was an excellent opportunity to meet new people and learn more about

the Navy.

After the meeting, we returned to the office, where we got another massage, which helped

us feel relaxed and ready to work. We then proceeded to fill out our daily time record (DTR) after

entering the CNH.

The workday began, and we were tasked to update the computer system. It was a tedious

task, but we remained focused and determined to complete it efficiently. Throughout the day, we

worked diligently and made significant progress in updating the system.

Overall, it was another productive day of work immersion, and we learned the importance of

being diligent and focused on the task at hand. The massage and friendly interactions with the

personnel helped us feel welcomed and appreciated in the Navy community.

 March 14 2023

On the eighth day of our work immersion, I woke up early but moved slowly, causing

my friends to wait for me to enter. I apologized for being late and felt a little embarrassed about it.

However, we continued with our work, which involved encoding data on the computer. Axcel and I

took turns since he was feeling dizzy, and it made him uncomfortable to sit for a long time.

While he was encoding, I was on the phone, and vice versa. We managed to work efficiently

despite the distractions and discomfort. We took a break and had lunch around noon to replenish

our energy and continue working.

Overall, it was a challenging day due to the discomfort and distractions, but we persevered

and completed our tasks. We learned the importance of supporting each other and working

together as a team.

March 15 2023

On the ninth day of our work immersion, we arrived at the Navy Hospital with

renewed energy and enthusiasm. Frenchie and I resumed our task of filing papers, which had

become a routine part of our work. As always, there were many applicants, and we joked about the

endless paperwork that came with the job.

As I logged everything into the logbook, my hand began to tire, but I persevered and made

sure that everything was properly recorded. We worked for almost the entire day, diligently

completing our tasks and ensuring that everything was in order before leaving.

Once we finished, we bid farewell to our colleagues and left for home, feeling fulfilled and

grateful for the experience. Despite the repetitive nature of the work, we learned the importance of

attention to detail and the value of hard work in achieving our goals.
 March 16 2023

On the tenth day of our work immersion, I arrived at the Navy Hospital feeling

energized and ready to work. We started the day with breakfast, which gave us the fuel we needed

to tackle the tasks ahead.

Our first task was to untie the papers that were stapled together, which was a painful

experience for our hands since there were so many papers to go through. Once we finished that,

we moved on to filing the documents. This task was also challenging since we had to separate the

papers according to rank.

After a busy morning, we took a break to have lunch and recharge our batteries. We then

went back to work, determined to finish everything before the day was over. We worked diligently,

making sure that everything was in order before we left in the afternoon.

Despite the physical strain on our hands, we learned the importance of perseverance and

dedication in completing our tasks. We also gained a better understanding of the importance of

organization and attention to detail in the workplace.

March 17 2023
 On the eleventh day of our work immersion, we continued with our usual tasks of

filing and logging documents. Despite the repetition, we remained focused and committed to doing

our best.

As we finished our work, we asked if we could be allowed to take a half day off since we

were heading home to the province. Fortunately, we were given permission, and our hearts were

filled with joy as we looked forward to spending time with our loved ones.

We said our goodbyes to our colleagues, grateful for the experience and the lessons we

had learned during our time at the Navy Hospital. We left the office with a sense of

accomplishment and a renewed appreciation for the value of hard work and dedication.

March 20 2023

On the twelfth day of our work immersion, we continued our tasks at the PE office.

Our supervisor, Ma'am Tam, provided us with guidance on how to assist the soldiers who come in

for their medical tests and results.

In our office, we maintain a log book where we record the soldiers' test results and medical

records. We take this responsibility seriously since these records are crucial in ensuring that the

soldiers receive the care and attention they need.

During this particular day, my companion, Frenchie, and I were tasked to work on the

computer to update and organize the records. It was a challenging but fulfilling experience as we

learned the importance of accuracy and attention to detail in handling these sensitive records.

We were grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the mission of the Navy Hospital and to

serve those who dedicate their lives to serving our country. We left the office that day with a sense

of pride and fulfillment in the work that we had accomplished.

 March 21 2023

On the thirteenth day of our work immersion, we began by attending a formation and

meeting at the other base. The personnel in command warmly welcomed us, and we felt honored

to be a part of their team. Afterward, we returned to our office and enjoyed another round of

massage before signing in through the CNH system and performing a DTR.

Our task for the day was to update the computer, which we spent the entire day working on.

It was a tedious task, but we were determined to do it well. We made sure to double-check

everything before submitting the final output. Although it was a long day, we felt fulfilled and

satisfied with what we have accomplished.

March 22 2023

Fourteenth day on our work immersion, my buddies had to wait for me to enter

because I got up early but moved slowly, which was my problem. I was a little off in that portion

since they thought it was unfortunate for him because we were running late. However, the work

continued; we encoded on the computer, and Axcel alternated since he was really dizzy and it hurt

his ass. Both he and I were on the phone while he was encoding. To have energy for work, we ate

after noon.

March 23 2023
 On the fifteenth day of our work immersion, my hand was already tired from all the

logging and filing we've been doing for the past weeks. But I pushed myself to keep going because

I knew we had to finish our tasks before heading home. Axcel and I worked on the files again, and

we were amazed at how much paperwork we had already accumulated. As I sorted through the

papers, I couldn't help but think about the people behind those names and how they were counting

on us to process their applications. It made me realize the importance of our work and motivated

me to do my best. Finally, when we finished for the day, we said our goodbyes and headed home,

feeling accomplished and grateful for the experience.

March 24 2023

On the sixteenth day of our work immersion, I started the day energetically after

having breakfast. Our task for the day was to untie papers with a stapler, which was quite

challenging because there was a lot of information on each paper. We also had to file them again,

which was even more difficult because they had to be sorted based on rank.

After finishing our tasks, we took a break to eat before returning to work. We worked hard

for the rest of the day, and in the afternoon, we finished our tasks and headed home. Despite the

challenges, I felt accomplished and satisfied with what we had achieved.

March 27 2023

Seventeenth day on our work immersion, there is a lot of paperwork because there are

many applicants, hahaha joking. The following time I logged in the logbook, my hand grew tired, so

I only wrote: "When we finished the work, of course we said goodbye if we could have a half day.
 March 28 2023

Last day of our work immersion, and I felt relieved that it was over. We all gathered at the

other base in the morning for instructions before heading out. As it was our last day, my buddy

Frenchie and I decided to buy pizza and coke as a thank you to everyone. However, the pizza took

so long to cook that I actually fell asleep at the shop, and we

Observation and Insights

 During my Work Immersion program, I had the opportunity to observe and gain insights at

the Barangay Hall of Cavite Naval Hospital. From my experience, I found that the area was

conducive to learning, and it provided a comfortable and pleasing environment for visitors.

Additionally, I noticed that the officers on duty had a good relationship with the nearby residents,

creating a welcoming atmosphere.

Compared to other offices I had visited before, I found that this area was not intimidating and

was one of the best qualities of the place that I really appreciated. The Work Immersion Program

was an excellent experience that provided me with unexpected knowledge and experiences. The

hours spent in this program were well worth it. Overall, I found this program to be very satisfactory,

and I witnessed firsthand how helpful it can be for every graduating student.

Not all students can afford to go to college, and some of us need to go straight to work. The

Work Immersion program partially equips these students with the knowledge and skills they need

for their future jobs. Personally, I learned to socialize better with people and to overcome my fears

of interacting with others. I am grateful for this program because it has taught me unexpected

lessons and provided me with tons of knowledge.

In my opinion, the Department of Education's decision to conduct this program was one of

the smartest things they have done. This program not only prepares students for the working

environment, but it also offers a wealth of unexpected lessons and experiences that are invaluable.

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Reflection
 It's great to hear that you had a positive experience as a Work Immersion student despite

feeling anxious at first. Overcoming your fear of social interaction is a significant accomplishment

and shows that you're capable of personal growth. It's also good to hear that you found the work

enjoyable, even though it was tiring. Learning how to properly accommodate people and treat them

with equal respect, regardless of their age, is a valuable lesson that will serve you well in the future.

It's also impressive that you were able to learn so many new things in such a short amount

of time. Being able to apply what you learned and identify areas where you needed to improve

shows a willingness to take initiative and a desire to learn.

Overall, it sounds like you had a successful work immersion experience and gained valuable

skills and knowledge. Keep up the good work, and continue to challenge yourself to learn and grow

in new situations.

Work Immersion Highlights

 It's great that Work Immersion experience is busy and fun. It sounds like the

high volume of customers helped me to enhance my skills and also build my

confidence, which is fantastic. It's true that i enjoy what were doing, it's easier to stay

engaged and energized, and you're less likely to feel tired or bored. It's excellent that

i were able to find enjoyment in your work and that i were able to learn and grow

from the experience. I Keep up the positive attitude and continue to seek out

opportunities to learn and develop my skills.

Problem Encountered

Some of the challenges I went through while in work immersion was being away from my

family because I'm not used to being away from them so I cried every night because I miss them

so my only way to be with them is to come home every weekend. second is my companionship

with my dorm mates, because each other's attitudes won't really disappear, but I can control my

patience with them. Thirdly, my daily spending is financial, I save there because I know we are

also short. the fourth is that I travel every day from our dorm to our workplace because it is far

away. fifth is the remaining activities, I can't do it in the dorm because I'm distracted by other

things. Those are just some of the problems I went through when I did work immersion, I was able

to handle it because I didn't want to waste all the expenses and hardships of my parents to support

me in what I wanted
 Suggested and Recomendation.

A Work Immersion is a crucial requirement for some courses before graduation, as it

can help students prepare for their future careers. Here are some recommendations regarding

Work Immersion:

 It's important to note that Work Immersion is most beneficial when it is relevant to the

student's chosen field of study. Therefore, it is recommended that students with the same

strand or course should be given priority in planning and executing Work Immersion

programs.

 Institutions should also prioritize analyzing the output of Work Immersion programs to

further improve and fund these projects for their students. This can help ensure that Work

Immersion programs are effective and relevant to the needs of the students and their future

careers.

Overall, Work Immersion programs are crucial for preparing students for their future

careers. By ensuring that these programs are relevant and effective, institutions can help their

students gain valuable skills and experiences that will serve them well in their chosen fields.
Endorsement Letters

Dear Ma’am/Sir

Greetings!

I would like to apply as a Work Immersion Applicant to your reputable university. I am a

grade 12 student currently taking the Humanities and Social Sciences strand at Bucal National

Integrated School.

I am confident that the wisdom and skills I gained from this new normal education is valid

enough for the job that you will be assigning me and will greatly contribute to the company's

objective. It has been my ambition to enter a job that would mold me as a better version of myself

and I believe that working with you will effectively open opportunities for me to prove my abilities

and further hone my skills and make me well match for the job.

My credentials, resume, and recommendation from my professor are enclosed. I am hoping

for a positive reaction from you. I may be reached at 09564915984 or

[email protected] if you'd like to set up an appointment or have any inquiries.

Thank you for taking the time to review my application.

Axcel P Belostrino

Applicant