SM taps CSU for future workers

By Vince Jacob Visaya

Jun 21, 2022 12:03 am

TUGUEGARAO CITY: The Cagayan State University (CSU) signed a memorandum of agreement (MoA) with SM Downtown Tuguegarao on Monday, June 20, to assist its 5,000 student on-the-job trainees and graduates for apprenticeships and employment through job fairs.

Dr. Theresa Dimalanta, CSU Andrews campus executive director, said they initially started the MoA with SM in a bid to help the alumni during and after their stay with the university.

SM City assistant mall manager Kristine Ceballos, SM Tuguegarao Downtown manager Romel Uy, CSU Andrews executive director Dr. Theresa Dimalanta, SM Supermalls human resources manager Lesleyan Paguio and CSU Main Campus vice president Dr. Giged Battung signed a memorandum of agreement on Monday, June 20, 2022, at SM Downtown Tuguegarao, to assist 5,000 student on-the-job trainees and graduates for future job placements. PHOTO BY VINCE JACOB VISAYA

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