What technical school ang nindot sa cebu?

[kazki]

I haven't spent my High School in Don Bosco...but I had classmates from that school when I went to college and enrolled in Architecture (it is Technical along with all the other Eng'g courses) at one of the best universities here in Cebu.

In my early years (1st and 2nd years), all my classmates that came from Don Bosco have an edge in technical drawings since they probably have had training in secondary school. But by the time when we were on our 3rd year... those who came from DB were surpassed (in terms of speed, ideas, drafting abilities, etc) by my other classmates that didn't even know how to work with a technical pen in our freshmen years.

Moral lesson - even if you don't have any technical background/overview...nothing beats your own desire to learn or simply your undying interest in the matter.

[ScoOobY]

sa usc tc nice ila training

[I_dontknow]

I_dontknow

Everything becomes old along the way... what you say is true, bati na ang ilang lathe machines, if ang imong gamiton katong para sa mga students, although much better pa ang mga machines nga pang gamit sa manufacturing nila, which is I doubt dili ipagamit to sa mga high school.

If batian gani ka sa machine shop sa don bosco, see if you have tried the lathe and milling machines used in USC-TC. Because if you do, you'll even miss the reject lathe machines used for DB High schools.

If you see DBTC not good in technical education, wait till you compare other high schools or colleges. I'm not familiar with CITE, but I know they have good facilities since I've heard they are well supported, especially with the Opus Dei.

I am not a loyalist of DBTC, but i see you are bitter with your Alma Mater.

ako lang point is sayang ang mga MADE IN ENGLAND UG GERMANY machineries gamay ra ug daot ila lang pasagdan if sakto palang pag maintain dsad ko muhatag ug negative comment .sa woodworking pud kamao ang mga student mu gamit ug chisel pero kabaw kaha unsa.on pag BA.ID?. ang ISD kato para manufacturing ila naman to ge pa abang sa ako na dungog. FACTS rani ako.a

[I_dontknow]

arent u thankful na at least highschool pa gani nanay lathe machine dba... and pang basic raman sad na..if you want nindot na mga machine naa man sa manpower gibutang sa manufactring..mas challenge mana ang oldschool style hehe

@I_dontknow: you suck! hahaha

MAYTA ATIK AKO GE PANG SULTI TINUOD MAN SAD? (for decoration purposes only nalang to)

[I_dontknow]

don bosco da best! sa maintenance sa mga machines, si sir oroc ray bahala ana! haha

wala na si sir oroc bro dugay ra nawala

[I_dontknow]

sir zapanta? lol

uo sir william zapanta

[I_dontknow]

I haven't spent my High School in Don Bosco...but I had classmates from that school when I went to college and enrolled in Architecture (it is Technical along with all the other Eng'g courses) at one of the best universities here in Cebu.

In my early years (1st and 2nd years), all my classmates that came from Don Bosco have an edge in technical drawings since they probably have had training in secondary school. But by the time when we were on our 3rd year... those who came from DB were surpassed (in terms of speed, ideas, drafting abilities, etc) by my other classmates that didn't even know how to work with a technical pen in our freshmen years.

Moral lesson - even if you don't have any technical background/overview...nothing beats your own desire to learn or simply your undying interest in the matter.

sakto kaau ka bro !

[nick123]

Don-bosco,......

[akosijason]

don bosco asa pmn d i..

[TagaBukid]

Go to CITE sa may Talamban dapit North Gen nindot kaau na ilang training diha, pero limited ra kaau ang courses, 5 or 6 raman cguro.