This document contains a job application from Joshua T. Gaddi. It includes personal details like his name, contact information, age, education history and honors received. It lists his objective as seeking a position that matches his qualifications. It also includes family background, skills, awards, affiliations, seminars attended and character references. At the end, Joshua certifies that the information provided is true.
This document contains a job application from Joshua T. Gaddi. It includes personal details like his name, contact information, age, education history and honors received. It lists his objective as seeking a position that matches his qualifications. It also includes family background, skills, awards, affiliations, seminars attended and character references. At the end, Joshua certifies that the information provided is true.
This document contains a job application from Joshua T. Gaddi. It includes personal details like his name, contact information, age, education history and honors received. It lists his objective as seeking a position that matches his qualifications. It also includes family background, skills, awards, affiliations, seminars attended and character references. At the end, Joshua certifies that the information provided is true.
This document contains a job application from Joshua T. Gaddi. It includes personal details like his name, contact information, age, education history and honors received. It lists his objective as seeking a position that matches his qualifications. It also includes family background, skills, awards, affiliations, seminars attended and character references. At the end, Joshua certifies that the information provided is true.
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JOSHUA T.
GADDI Brgy. Daquioag Marcos , Ilocos Norte 09562270241 joshuagaddi111@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE To apply for a position that fits my qualification, skills, trainings, and experiences.
BASIC INFORMATION
Sex: Male Age: 17 Date of Birth: November 1,2002 Place of Birth: Laoag, Ilocos Norte Civil Status: Single Citizenship: Filipino Religion: Born Again Weight: 56 Height: 5'6 Blood Type:
FAMILY BACKGROUND
Name of Father: James N. Gaddi
Occupation: Farming Name of Mother (Maiden Name): Leora M. Tamayo Occupation: Housekeeping
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
2020- Present Academic- Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)
Marcos National High School-Main Campus Brgy. Lydia Marcos, Ilocos Norte With Honors
2015-2019 Junior High School Completer
Marcos National High School- Main Campus Brgy. Lydia Marcos, Ilocos Norte With Honors
2008-2015 Fortunato Daquioag Memorial Elementary School
Brgy. Daquioag Marcos, Ilocos Norte
SPECIAL SKILLS/INTERESTS/HOBBIES
drumming biking cooking playing guitar playing basketball watching playing online games AWARDS RECEIVED
Most Outstanding Boy Scout
School Year 2014-2015 November 7,7,201 Boy Scout of the Philippines
SEMINARS & TRAININGS ATTENDED
KKDAT Marcos Chapter
February 8,2020 Lydia Marcos, Ilocos Norte
AFFILIATIONS
Member, Sanguniang Kabataan (SK)
Barangay Daquioag Marcos , Ilocos Norte January 2017
Classroom President, 11 Humanities
School Year 2019-2020 Marcos National High School- Main
SSG President, Supreme Student Government
School Year 2020-2021 Marcos National High School
KKDAT Representative, Kabataan Kontra Droga At Terrorismo
February 18,2020 Lydia Marcos, Ilocos Norte
CHARACTER REFERENCES JAN MICHAEL R. VILLA Teacher Marcos National High School- Main Campus 09083635362
MAYLEEN G. MABBAGU Teacher Marcos National High School- Main Campus
JOHN LESTER TOPINIO
Student Marcos National High School - Main Campus
I hereby certify that the above information is true and correct.
JOSHUA T. GADDI Applicant JOSHUA T. GADDI Contact number: 09562270241 Address: Brgy. Daquioag, Marcos Ilocos Norte ______________________________________________________________
January 10,2020
Hon. Mateo Marcos Manotoc
Governor
Province of Ilocos Norte
Sir,
A fruitful and blessed day to you!
I am Joshua Tamayo Gaddi, enrolled in Marcos Nation High School as a Grade 11 Humanities and Social Science (HUMSS ) student. I am writing you thus letter as a gesture of my desire to become one of the scholars of our beloved province. I believe the Provincial Government of Ilocos Norte through you able relationship value so much education for it eradicates mediocrity and illiteracy among Ilocanos. As a student I have proven that education really plays a vital role in my life for it will help me to aid my fellows and for me to become successful in my future field of edeavour. Knowing your benevolence and kind heart for the ilocano students, I would like to apply to become one of the recipients of the scholarship of the Senior High School and IP Scholarship of the PGIN. If my applications will be granted, the support will help me to aid my financial needs in our school. I earnestly believe that the scholarship grant will really help us.
Respectfully yours,
Joshua T. Gaddi
Grade 11 - HUMSS Student
Scholarship Applicant Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Region I Schools Division of Ilocos Norte Marcos National High School MAIN CAMPUS School ID 30020 Marcos, Ilocos Norte
MEMORANDUM
To: ALL STUDENTS OF MARCOS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
From: JOSHUA T. GADDI SSG PRESIDENT
Subject: WEARING OF OFFICIAL UNIFORM/S WITH ID
Date: June 30,2020 ______________________________________________________________________________ PARTICULARS
The prescribe uniform must wear from Mondays and Thursdays every week and the official School Identification Cards must also wear at all times from Mondays to Fridays every week. The consequence of not wearing prescribe uniform, will bring cleaning materials such as broom, dustpan etc.
MOVIE REVIEW OF HELLO LOVE GOODBYE
Submitted by: Joshua T. Gaddi
Dreams vs. Love
A common Filipino qoute, “libre lang mangarap,” tells us “it’s free to dream”. But Joy and Ethan realize, as they try to make their love work, that dreams aren’t free. When you make a choice, you must give up something.
Joy and Ethan’s mutual romance story mirrors the same sentiments that their individual stories have: choices, responsibilities, and dreams.
Perhaps that’s the reason why the romance element works against the backdrop of an OFW story. In this sense, Hello, Love, Goodbye isn’t just a love story, nor is it just an OFW story—it’s a story about finding yourself, and loving yourself in the process. This universal message is something that will strike a chord with audiences.
Hello, Love, Goodbye‘s message is simple: give yourself the chance to do what you want, get back up from disappointments, be courageous enough to love and choose whether you want to leave or stay. The film doesn’t portray Bernardo and Alden as people to pity—it portrays them as human beings, with stories and experiences that empower them to ultimately choose how to pave their own way for their futures—with or without each other.
The Burden of Responsibility
“If you stop, you’ll starve”—that’s the reason why.
Joy, and thousands of other OFWs around the world, endure these hardships to provide for their family back home—a message that the film strongly reinforces. We watch as Joy’s friend reminds her cousin to be smart with her money so she can have enough to send back to the Philippines, as the same friend tells her father that she’ll stay two more years because they need the money.
Domestic helpers only earn as little as HK$4,520 (US$576) per month, while working long hours. In Joy’s words, if you stop working, your family will starve. Making sacrifices is almost always a given—a harsh reality if you’re an OFW because you have a responsibility to your family back home. This responsibility that Joy carries is one that resonates with many other OFWs.
But OFWs carry out this responsibility at what expense?
Similar to Still Human, which also featured a Filipino domestic helper, Joy has a degree in nursing. In fact, nursing is a common degree among Filipinos with the hope of working overseas for better pay than what they can get back home. As it turns out, nursing is actually the dream that Joy wants to pursue, and being a domestic helper is just a stepping stone to that goal.
Then Ethan comes into her life. While a movie following the plight of domestic helpers and OFWs doesn’t really need a romance story, the love story still has a purpose. Ethan’s character contrasts with Joy’s. While Joy is hardworking, determined, and knows what she wants in life, Ethan is a happy-go-lucky guy who jumps from one relationship to the next and doesn’t know what he wants in life.
But his character’s free-wheeling life also echoes Joy’s self-questioning of whether choosing ourselves over our family makes us a disappointment, or selfish.
Joy laments the lack of choice she has in life. As the family’s breadwinner, her family doesn’t know what she has to endure on a daily basis. A nursing graduate that cleans the toilet and eats leftover food—“I’m more than this job, I’m more, and I want to be more,” Joy says.
Surely, this sentiment reflects the many dreams of other overseas Filipino workers. They have dreams but they also have responsibilities that hold them back. Joy and Ethan’s romance show the heavy burdens and choices OFWs face on a daily basis. Even something as minor as buying a snack or not is difficult, because every dollar spent is a dollar you could have saved to give back to your family.
