It was glitz and glamour rolled into one as the junior and senior high school students of Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) danced the night away during their JS Prom last February 17 at Fernbrook Gardens.

The symbolic passing of the key of responsibility by the Seniors to the Juniors marked the former’s numbered days in SISC, and the latter carrying on the legacy of excellence and commitment exemplified by the Seniors.

The affair was also highlighted by the awarding of the special titles to the following students:

Promenade King – VJ Marquez
Promenade Queen – … [Read more]

Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) and Paperless Trail Inc. (PTI) inked a memorandum of agreement last January 11, 2012. The partnership aims to provide SISC’s BS Information Technology students a venue for practicum where they can be exposed to emerging web-based technologies such as digital mapping, Geographical Information System (GIS) applications, and document imaging, for which PTI is the country’s leading solutions provider. PTI developers are experts in document management system, location intelligence tool, web-based application like online metrics, and vehicle tracking and monitoring solution.

This joint venture is a testament to SISC’s commitment to provide its students … [Read more]

With the end in mind to produce graduates who will be employers of their own businesses someday, Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) hosted a 2-day business bazaar last September 13-14, 2011. Dubbed as “Entrepville”, the event organized by SISC college students showcased their knowledge and skills in business management and operations.

The exhibitors, majority of which are SISC students, offered the audience a wide range of products and services from apparel, fashion accessories, cosmetics, and food, among others.

Entrepville was just one of the various culminating activities spearheaded by the College Division to ensure that the theories … [Read more]

The Junior Philippine Computer Society recently conducted another successful leadership training workshop at PLDT Teletech InnoLab at Mandaluyong City. Representing Southville International School and Colleges were four of JPCS Chapter’s officers: Jeks Someda, Ina Caceres, Miguel Ventura and Diana Navarro.

JPCS officers from 28 different schools attended the 3-day workshop headed by Ms. Karen dela Cruz of Reinvent Technology to further enhance their leadership skills.

The selection of PCS/JPCS National Board of Officers was also done, where JPCS – Southville Chapter’s Jeks Someda was elected as the Director for International Linkages. … [Read more]

Members of Southville Dance Troupe recently attended the Korean Cultural Dance Workshop held at Korean Wave Hall, Korean Cultural Center of the Philippines, Global City, Taguig. The event was attended by fifty selected student-dancers coming from different schools in Metro Manila. Attendees were treated to an afternoon of different Korean traditional dance styles and techniques led by Mr. KIM Yong-chul of the SUP Dance Troupe and the official resource speaker-dance lecturer representative from Korea. The workshop started out with a warm up routine; a customary procedure that all dancers complete before getting into their dance act. It was followed by … [Read more]

The Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) BS Tourism college students had a rare opportunity of getting inspired by a cyberspace personality when one of the most followed Philippine travel blog writers appeared in the flesh. Last October 9, 2012, Ms. Gael Hilotin, the budget travel blogger who has drawn hundreds of thousands of visitors to her blog site “The Pinay Solo Backpacker”, graced the SISC Tourism Forum as a resource speaker. Gael did not disappoint because being a graduate of BS Anthropology, cum laude, she gave a very different perspective of traveling. She explained that among the compelling reasons … [Read more]

Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) delegates to the Work and Travel Program of the U.S. Department of State recently returned from a 3-month exposure trip where they were placed in various work functions.

The delegates were:

1. Bancaso, Diane – BS Information Technology
2. Fernandez, Francis – BS Business Administration
3. Jarina, Kate – AB Communication
4. Go, Kenny – BS Information Technology
5. Ilao, Shiela – BS Information Technology
6. Manalo, Ryan – BS Business Administration
7. Palado, Mariejo – BS Tourism
8. Pasadas, Eric – BS Information Technology
9. Piol, Angelica – BS Pscyhology
10. Roxas, … [Read more]