Humanitarian Scholarship (Student Assistant)

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Willing to work in an office set-up Monday to Saturday from 8:30AM - 5:00PM

• Assist an SPC employee to their work

• Maintain an average of at least 80% or higher during the semester

• You will be excused in the office during your class hours

Grant

• 100% discount on basic tuition fee, and cash allowance every 15th and 30th day of the month

These are the following application requirements:

• Resume or Curriculum Vitae

• Application Letter (Address letter to Prof. Carmela Ma. Cielito M. Eala - Human Resource Director)

• Copy of Grades

• Photocopy of Good Moral

• Photocopy of Birth Certificate

• 2pcs 2x2 picture (white background)

Students with following courses are the only eligible ones to apply for the Humanitarian Scholarship (Student Assistant):

• BS Accountancy

• BS Business Administration

• Bachelor of Elementary Education

• Bachelor of Secondary Education

• AB Political Science

• AB English

• BS Mathematics

• BA Communication

• BS Information Technology

• BS Psychology

• BS Computer Science

NOTE: Application for Foundation Scholar resets every academic year. (Slots limited to availability)

Scholarship

The following are the scholarships available for incoming College students:

Academic Scholarship

It aims to help students achieve the highest possible level of knowledge and training. To motivate students who can excel in their academic performances through an honor's program. This program also aims to improve the student's capabilities and competitiveness.

College Scholars

Eligibility

Discount

In charge

General average of 95-100 with no grade below 90% and with full load.

100% discount on tuition fee

Dean's office

Department Scholars

Eligibility

Discount

In charge

General average of 91 to 94 with no grade below 88% and with full load.

50% discount on tuition fee

Dean's office

Note: These programs are only for the succeeding semester and cannot be used during summer class. Moreover, applicants should have good moral

SPC Non-Academic Scholarship

This program aims to provide tuition and fees assistance to athletes and members of the San Pablo Colleges and Angelic Voice Choir

Team

Eligibility

Discount

No Failing grades

5%-100% discount on TF with allowance and free uniform and seminar

5%-50% discount on TF with allowance and free uniform and seminar

Dual

No Failing grades

Individual

5%-50% discount on TF with allowance and free uniform and seminar

No Failing grades

Sports Development Program

Discount Privileges

Discount Privileges for Siblings

Siblings shall be granted discount privileges. Discount shall be given to the member with the lowest fee

Eligibility

Discount

In charge

Three(3) enrolled siblings

Youngest among siblings

25% discount on TF

Assessment Section

Four(4) enrolled siblings

Youngest among siblings

50% discount on TF

Assessment Section

I. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF SPC SCHOLARS

Section 1. General Responsibilities of Scholarship Grant Recipients:

1.1 Satisfy the criteria and requirements of the scholarship.

1.2 SPC Scholars inform their department of any changes relative to the scholarships (e.g. reduction of class load, withdrawal, change of class schedule, etc.)

1.3 Thank the donor of a privately funded scholarship. The Scholarship Coordinator will provide the appropriate address.

1.4 Respond in a timely correspondence from the SPC Scholarship Coordinator or the private scholarship donor for additional information or requests to attend functions, such as ceremonies and assemblies related to the scholarship program. Student must keep current their address and phone number with the Registrar’s Office to avoid communication delay.

1.5 Promptly inform the SPC Scholarship Coordinator and SPC OSA receipt of other non-affiliated or outside scholarships assistance or a major alleviation of family economic status.

Section 2. Basic Function of Working Scholars (Student Assistant)

2.1 Perform a variety of clerical duties, which may involve filing, tabulations and calculations, tracking, and checking forms

2.2 Receive telephone messages and relay calls and messages to appropriate co- workers.

2.3 Receive, log, sort, distribute incoming mail, out-going mail and interoffice mail.

2.4 Operate a variety of office machines such as telephone, copier, and personal computer utilizing word processing and spreadsheet.

2.5 Perform related work as required.

Section 3. Tasks not to be performed by a Student Assistant

3.1 Personal errands of an office staff, administrator, and/or faculty such as buying food, getting one’s salary or any form of remuneration, getting pay slip, ATM withdrawal, etc.

3.2 Tasks that are part of the basic duties and responsibilities of a faculty as well as an office staff and an administrator with a teaching load.

3.3 Any errand that requires her/him to go off campus, unless accompanied by an SPC employee.