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Work Immersion

The document discusses the importance of work immersion for graduating students. Through work immersion, students are able to learn and gain experience in an environment related to their field of study. This helps enhance their competencies and allows them to develop important work skills and ethics, such as good work habits, communication, and respect for their work. Work immersion prepares students to meet the employment needs and standards of their industry.

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Work Immersion

The document discusses the importance of work immersion for graduating students. Through work immersion, students are able to learn and gain experience in an environment related to their field of study. This helps enhance their competencies and allows them to develop important work skills and ethics, such as good work habits, communication, and respect for their work. Work immersion prepares students to meet the employment needs and standards of their industry.

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O N

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WORK IMMERSION
Is one of the necessary subjects for
graduating students. Wherein the
senior high school students must
undergo practicum that relates to the
students course. In this subject, the
students are able to learn and
experience things about their courses
since, they are exposed with the work
related environment to their field of
specialization. Hence it will great help
to enhance their competency level.
They can also develop work ethics, such as;
good work habits, attitudes, appreciation,
and respect for work, applying all the
theories and concept that they’ve learned
in school, acquire new skills and help to
develop their communication skills and
interpersonal skills through the help and
guidance of industry experts and workers.
These will help every students to be
prepare to meet the needs and standards
of employment.
PART 1 - EXPECTED BEHAVIOR

Every worker should possess


good behavior in their
workplace to maintain the
balance and harmonious
work environment.
A. WORK ETHICS
Work ethic is a belief that
work, hard work and diligence
has a moral benefit and an
inherent ability, virtue or value
to strengthen character. It is
about prioritizing work and
putting it in the center of life.
A strong work ethic is a vital for
achieving goals. A work ethic is a
set of moral principles a person
uses in their job. People who posses
a strong work ethic embody certain
principles that guide their work
behavior, leading them to produce
high quality work consistently and
the output feeds the individual to
stay on track.
A good work ethic fuels an
individual’s needs and goals, it
is related to the initiative by a
person for the objectives. It is
considered as a source of self-
respect, satisfaction, and
fulfillment.
However, a negative work
ethic is a behavior of a single
individual or a group that has
led to a systematic lack of
productivity, reliability,
accountability and a growing
sphere of unprofessional/
unhealthy relationships.
HERE ARE SOME FACTORS OF A GOOD WORK
ETHICS:
1. Goal-oriented actions: It is
not about making plans or the
next logical steps; its about
getting things done so that the
work invested wouldn’t be
counter- productive.
2. Dedicate on priority:
focusing on qualitative
activities that a person is
capable and where they can
make a difference or a high
impact based on objectives.
3. Being available and
reliable: Spending time on the
work and building oneself up
for the task .
4. Conscientiousness: A desire
to do a task well, being
vigilant and organized.
5. Creating a rewarding
routine/ system: Engaging in
task that provide strength and
energy which can be
transferred to your ultimate
goals, creating a habit and a
habitat for success.
6. Embracing positivism:
Shape a problem with the
statement “ good, (action)
(problem)” e.g.. “I’m tired and
it is time for a workout” leads
to “Good, Workout tired”

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