SCRIPT - SEA TEACHER PROGRAM
KIM: A warm and wonderful afternoon to everyone! We are gathered today to welcome our SEA Teacher
Program participants and to help them become familiar with the culture, programs, and the community of
MMSU – College of Teacher Education.
JED: This event marks the beginning of a meaningful learning journey and collaboration among Southeast
Asian future educators. With that, let us officially start our program.
I. Philippine National Anthem
KIM: May we all rise for the singing of the Philippine National Anthem.
(AVP plays)
JED: Please remain standing as we offer this program to the Lord through a prayer to be led by Prof. Riel
Anne A. Batilo.
(Prayer)
(Everyone may be seated after)
KIM: Let us continue to show our pride for our university as we sing the MMSU Hymn.
(AVP plays)
IV. Welcome Remarks
JED: To officially welcome us, let us hear from Prof. John Modesto Blanco, Chair of the Technical Vocational
Livelihood Education Department.
(Message)
KIM: Thank you, Sir. Next, to give us a background and purpose of the South East AsianTeacher Program,
we welcome Dr. Leizel A. Concepcion, Planning and Development Coordinator.
(Message)
VI. Introduction of the College Officials
JED: Thank you, Dr. Concepcion, for that comprehensive overview. It truly highlights the importance of this
program. And now, to introduce our esteemed College Officials, may we call on Dr. Gerry D. Abad, College
Secretary.
(Introduction)
VIII. Inspirational Message
KIM: Thank you, Dr. Abad, for introducing the pillars of our institution. We are truly honored to have them
with us today. To provide us with an inspirational message, let's welcome the College Dean, Dr. Ronald
Candy S. Lasaten.
(Message)
IX. Intermission Number
JED: Thank you, Sir. And now, for a brief interlude, let's enjoy a special intermission number presented by
the College of Teacher Education Students.
(Performance)
X. SEA Teacher Activities
KIM: That was a fantastic performance! We now proceed to the highlight of this event — the Southeast
Asian Teacher Activities.
JED: Now, let's delve deeper into the Southeast Asian Teacher Activities. We have various programs lined
up, starting with the Immersion and Internship Program and English Integration Program, for which we
have Dr. Jahnese D. Asuncion, Field Study and Internship Focal Person.
(Presentation 1)
KIM: Thank you, Dr. Asuncion. And now, for our "Halina, Umaykan!" Program, we have Chief, of the Sentro
Wika at Kultura, Dr. Maria Eliza S. Lopez. Let's give her a round of applause.
(Presentation 2)
JED: Thank you, Dr. Lopez! And to tell us more about the Cultural Immersion experience, please welcome
the Extension Coordinator, Dr. Imelda L. Najorda.
(Presentation 3 & 4)
KIM: Thank you very much for our speakers for their enlightening words. Thank you, Dr. Najorda, for that
insightful presentation. It sounds like an incredible opportunity to experience diverse cultures. And now, for
our Open Forum, where you can ask questions and clarify any concerns, we have Professor Fe Erlinda D.
Ibalio, South East Asian Teacher Program Focal Person.
(Open Forum)
JED: Thank you, Professor Ibalio, for facilitating that engaging discussion. To bring our program to a close,
we have Professor Mark Ian C. Tagami, Student Affairs Coordinator, for the Closing Remarks.
(Closing remarks)
KIM: Thank you, Sir. Please rise for the MMSU March.
(AVP plays)
JED: This concludes our Welcome Program and Orientation.
KIM: Once again, welcome to MMSU - CTE and to the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization
South-East Asia Teacher Program Batch 11!
BOTH: Thank you and good afternoon!